Following a stupid challenge with his friends, Ethan a young high school student finds himself alone at night in one of the cemeteries in the city in search of a ancient grave by the light of his torch.
An ancient God-like alien returns from exile to torture a young a woman and transform her into his puppet.
The Tell Tale Heart: Tales of Poe is the first short in the new anthology based on Edgar Allan Poe stories. Directed and written by award winning filmmaker Bart Mastronardi, The Tell Tale Heart is a new twist starring horror icon Debbie Rochon as the narrator telling her story of how she is not mad for murdering the silent aging film star Peggy Lamar (Alan Rowe Kelly). The narrator tells her story to an inmate in an insane asylum, played by horror veteran Lesleh Donaldson (Happy Birthday to Me). Desiree Gould, of the cult classic Sleepaway Camp plays Nurse Maillard.
A pizza shop employee faces blasphemous terrors from outside time and space when he finds himself trapped during the Lovecraftian apocalypse.
A professor discovers a mysterious, ancient book written in an unknown language that may reveal dark secrets.
As he is plagued by the rats that infest his basement, a man begins to unravel. The continuous killing, mutilating, gloating and haunting slowly destroying his psyche.
Nine year old Lola Turtle's only companion is her treasured and tattered stuffed bunny, Mister Wimperbottom... until she finds a way to grow her very own 'dead' best friend.This silent horror film was the winner of the Crazy 8's in Vancouver Canada. It was made in just 8 days (shot, edited anddelivered) for only $800.
Teenage MARY MARGARET no longer reflects in the mirror — she let her vampire boyfriend Drew go “all the way” and now she’s undead! Her mom is going to so ground her. Her plain, loyal best friend JO is shocked, and a little envious. But Drew is not the devoted boyfriend Mary Margaret thought he was ... and Jo’s got a secret of her own.
Brought forth from the nether-world by the Nazis during an ill-fated ritual in the final days of World War II, our unlikely demon hero (Ron Perlman) is raised by Prof. Trevor "Broom" Bruttenholm (John Hurt), an expert on the occult and member of a secret US government agency dedicated to paranormal research.
Three film students go to Burkittsville, Maryland to make a documentary film on the infamous Blair Witch legend. They go missing, but a year later their footage is found in a bag inexplicably buried in an abandoned 100-year-old house.