Little Amy (Evie Charlesworth) believes that there is a monster under her bed and keeps it at bay with her magic torch; when the batteries run out of power one night, Amy's mother (India Charlesworth) hears her daughter's screams and comes running. To put Amy's mind at rest, she checks under the bed. Big mistake.
Amy's Torch is yet another horror short that dedicates the majority of its scant running time to build up the atmosphere, before rounding things off with a jump scare involving a freaky creature designed to induce nightmares. The inevitable final scare is handled competently (a well-timed screech helping the effect immensely), but the film suffers from otherwise pedestrian direction, a corny fairytale narration that serves to dilute the tension, and a stilted performance from India Charlesworth.
Watch Fewdio's Bedfellows, Swedish shocker Lights Out, and Alasdair McBroom's The Little Witch to see something along the same lines, only executed with more style.