• Black Fog

    Film

    Stranded in the remote Chinese wilderness, a mother and daughter must survive being hunted by a mysterious beast. 

  • Daughter

    Film

    In a remote Belgian town, Bernard struggles to keep his daughter alive—her survival tied to a sinister secret. When a wandering poet arrives, Bernard must choose between his conscience and duty. A haunting tale of sacrifice, guilt, and the terrifying power of love.

  • Lavender Rot

    Film

    In 1953, two men grapple with their relationship's future as a mysterious presence lurks outside their motel room.

    Loosely based on ""The Yellow Sign"" by Robert W. Chambers.

  • Wa̱ts'a

    Film

    Set in 1960s Port Edward, "WAT’SA" is a haunting, all-Sm’algya̱x horror based on a powerful Tsimshian legend. As Jeremy works a late shift in the North Pacific Cannery, a shape-shifting sea otter spirit begins to stalk him, blurring the line between reality and the supernatural in the first-ever cinematic portrayal of the ‘Wat’sa. Recorded in Sm’algya̱x and Japanese with English subtitles.

  • The King in Yellow

    Film

    There’s a reason no one has studied the play - the one notorious for driving readers insane. Three students divide a copy into quarantined thirds, allowing them to safely perform research on the text. But the endeavor takes a sinister turn when one of them reads more than just his share. Based on the seminal collection of horror stories by Robert W. Chambers.

  • Crustaceous

    Film

    Maritime tough Guy Devon Leroux travels to the creepy fishing village of Shellbrook In search of his ex-girlfriend only to discover she’s joined a monstrously mutated cult enthralled by the elder god of lobsters 

  • Pandora, Inc.

    Film

    While his wife and kids are out of town, a stressed-out illustrator risks losing everything when DAWN—an alluring A.I. creation—mysteriously arrives at his home and begins to seduce him.

  • Fall of the House of Usher

    Film

    The first feature film based on any of Poe's works, Fall of the House of Usher is presented in a new restoration, translation, and with a new music score by Jay Woelfel.
    It is often surreal and at times even meta. Certainly an influence on the later Vincent Price starring version.

  • The Rats in the Walls

    Film

    A retro radio adaptation of H.P. Lovecraft's THE RATS IN THE WALLS. Performed live.

  • Summon a Gravedigger

    Film

    A stop-motion short featuring toys about a mysterious grave bell that starts to ring...

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