Shrek Spinoff as a Horror Movie About Fiona Is The Most Terrifying Thing You'll See Today
Don't expect sweet dreams after watching this.
Do you think there is anyone who thought it would be cool to make a horror movie with Shrek characters? Well, there is, and they actually went for it and made it happen.
Who would've thought that our beloved Fiona from the Shrek series could turn into a nightmare? A person named Andy Chen didn't just think about it, but he actually wrote and directed a short horror movie titled FIONA, released on YouTube.
Chen's short film sets the stage with an eerie atmosphere that sends shivers down your spine. As the story begins, Fiona is just chilling in the castle, nothing out of the ordinary. But then things start getting seriously twisted real fast.
Just as a brave knight arrives to rescue her, Fiona transforms into a terrifying ogre. Forget about the usual charm of her transformation — this time, it's something that you will definitely see in your nightmares.
The knight quickly forgets about his noble intentions to save Fiona as he realizes the monstrous form she has become.
Fear grips him, and all he can think of is fleeing for his life. But Fiona, with her unholy mix of strength and speed, catches up to him in no time.
Just a heads up, the video may be potentially disturbing.
Hold your breath for the ending of this short film. Fiona leaps towards the terrified knight, and before we can blink, the screen goes black.
We're left with a cliffhanger, wondering what fate awaits the poor knight. While it's not explicitly shown, it's pretty clear that Fiona ate him alive.
FIONA presents the character in a way we've never seen before — a darker, more menacing version that challenges our perception of the character. It's an entirely different take on the warm and lovable Fiona we're used to.
At first glance, it might seem super weird to turn Fiona into this terrifying bloodthirsty ogre beast. But if you really think about it, there's some logic behind it.
Shrek has always been an ogre, right? He's got a handle on his wild side and keeps it in check. But poor Fiona has this curse that turns her into a monster every night. So Fiona just can't control herself.
If it was a full-length movie, Fiona might be such a rare example of a horror villain that one can empathize with.