“Bordello Death Tales” is an anthology film that unfolds within the eerie confines of Madame Raven’s brothel, serving as the common thread for three horror shorts crafted by emerging directors. The first segment, “The Ripper” by James Eaves, introduces us to a seemingly gentle psychopath. Following this, Al Ronald presents “Stitch Girl,” a tribute to the classic “Bride of Frankenstein.” The anthology concludes with Pat Higgins’ “Vice Day,” which explores a politician’s cunning strategy to shield his personal affairs from the media’s scrutiny.