Secrets AI shorts on one wall: heists, ghosts and bad ideas

What Secret Shorts are

Secret Shorts are the short drama series inside Secrets AI. Think of a phone-sized TV show: vertical, quick, cut to end on a hook. Most of them carry the Secrets Originals label, and the genres on this wall cover romance, thriller, supernatural, sci-fi and comedy.

The cast are not only actors. Characters from the series are also Secrets companions, so after an episode you can open a profile and talk to the person you were just watching. That is the whole trick of the platform.

The 12 on this channel

Here is everything we carry from Secrets AI, with the heat of episode 1 in flames. The order is our own pick, not a chart.

The comedies: My Dirty Accountant, Her Number One Fan, Wish Granted and Don't Slip.

The heists and thrillers: The Splurge, Do Not Disturb, Ride or Die, Most Wanted, Hot Money and the sci-fi Deprecated.

The slow burners: Love Thy Neighbor and the ghost story The Haunt.

The comedy corner

Four series where the joke comes first and the chemistry catches up.

• My Dirty Accountant: the dullest number cruncher in San Diego gets a client who earns her money online and has one week to justify every receipt to the tax office. She decides to walk him through each expense herself.
• Her Number One Fan: a superfan wins a meeting with the streamer he has followed for years, passes out on her doormat, and wakes up to find she is in no hurry to let him go.
• Wish Granted: Ryan's genie can take the shape of any woman he names. The genie warns him. He keeps wishing anyway, which is the most relatable thing in the whole catalog.
• Don't Slip: Dana waits tables and still cannot cover rent, until she stumbles into a sport she had never heard of and turns out to be annoyingly good at it.

For more laughs across all three platforms, see funny AI shorts.

Thrillers, heists and the supernatural

The rest of the channel leans tense. In The Splurge, the city drops every rule for a single night each year, and by morning a man has met his partner's best friend, a stranger with bad intentions and his ex, none of them by chance. Do Not Disturb puts a traveller in a Chicago hotel for a week while the housekeeper keeps dropping off towels nobody ordered, plus a camera nobody agreed to.

The crime shelf is busy. Ride or Die pairs a getaway driver with a safecracker under a boss who forbids romance in the crew. Most Wanted puts two rival thieves on the same target, forced to cooperate. Hot Money follows a pair of Miami bank robbers who rob the wrong vault and now owe a crime boss one last job.

Then the strange ones. Deprecated sends a man to delete a rogue AI called Emma, who seems to know how his own story ended. The Haunt follows the actor who plays the Bride in the last room of a haunted house attraction, working her final Halloween before a real wedding, next to the new hire. Love Thy Neighbor is the gentle exception: a friendly house with a pool, a husband who travels a lot, and a wife who always has a reason to knock.

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