The year 1695. A young maiden by the name Johanne Nilsdotter is accused of witchcraft. Her persecutors end her life in the bottomless pits of the Djupkista waters in the Dunderland valley. In the years to follow, numerous horrendous events and tragedies strike the valley. More than three centuries later, the young, aspiring theater director Laura arrives in the Dunderland valley. Together with an ensemble of Norway's premier actors she will put up a play on the witch processes. Inspired by true events.
Music video for the song "Drink With the Living Dead," featuring art by Juha Vuorma, from the Ghoultown album LIFE AFTER SUNDOWN.
When best-selling author Cyrus Kinnell found a nice, quiet residence in which to write his new novel, he didn't particularly care about the details of the historic house—what year it was built, or what type of wood made up it's timbers, He just knew that this bungalow has character. Now hard at work, he finds something about this old place distracting...and disturbing. Winner of the 2009 Deep One Award for Best Screenplay.
A journalist hears about the sinister discoveries made by a dying professor and a seemingly magic box he claims is from another world.
This half-hour short, starring Jeffrey Combs, Barbara Crampton, David Gale, and David Warner was to be part of the horror anthology Pulse Pounders, which never saw the light of day. After decades of languishing in the vault, attendees can now enjoy this forgotten gem, courtesy of Full Moon Horror and Charles Band.
A S.W.A.T. team is called into action to respond to a missing police offer in the dead of night. What originally seemed like a routine call has left a grizzly scene inside a home, and the officers find more than their training prepared them for. "Feed A" is a marriage between horror/sci-fi/and the found footage genre. Will they get out of this house alive, or worse, find the truth of the terrible events that were taking place before they arrived?
Sara takes a job as a cleaner to find her missing daughter and strikes an uneasy alliance with the sinister janitor. They venture with a small group into the abyss underneath Malmö and the heart of darkness.
Nudism. Esperanto. KING KONG. Sci-Fi. What do all of these things have in common? Simple: Forrest J Ackerman! Who's that? Glad you asked... Forrest J Ackerman was an agent, a notorious serial bit player, and an honorary lesbian. Known the world over as "Uncle Forry," "EEEE," "4SJ," "Dr. Acula," and numerous other pseudonyms (a few none too kind), Mr. Ackerman was perhaps best known as the original editor of FAMOUS MONSTERS OF FILMLAND magazine, the creator of VAMPIRELLA, and all-around mega-fan. So what? So what!
This adaptation of the H.P. Lovecraft story "From Beyond" was directed by the festival founder, Andrew Migliore, and premiered at the 1997 festival.
In the future, graveyards of humans are kept in massive cryostasis chambers. Each of a thousand cryo-pods holds the frozen dead and diseased waiting for the day when life can be given back. In this first installment of STASIS thawing begins with pod 611-383. A deceased woman is brought back to life in a grotesque world, alive and unnatural. In the process of her strange resurrection, haunting machines scan her brain, and remove a fetus from her womb. All hopes and dreams of a new life are erased, as she is absorbed into this surreal nightmare of STASIS.