• Total Party Kill

    Film

    Everything is fine for a group of friends playing a table-top RPG until the events of the game start to bleed in to the reality of the players. World Premiere

  • Ambidextrocity

    Film

    Artist Mike Dubisch engages in quick sketching magic for the split screen camera. Shot in one take, with music courtesy of Mars.

  • Cell Phone Psycho

    Film

    What happens when you insist on using your phone in the theater? Noisy clowns will find you!

  • Coda

    Film

    Sidney Sanders is a is a man with a new piano and a loving wife, but an other worldly melody pulls him into a bizarre but strangely familiar world.

  • Curse of The Crimson Altar

    Film

    Based on H.P. Lovecraft's "Dreams in The Witch House," this hard-to-see gem stars Mark Eden, alongside horror veterans Christopher Lee and Boris Karloff, as well as the beautiful Barbara Steele as the Witch (not Keziah this time, but named Lavinia in a strange reference to Lovecraft's story "The Dunwich Horror"). It's Lovecraft through the eyes of the late 60s, with go go boots, psychedelic music, and drug freakouts, in addition to AIP-style English countrysides and manor houses. It's spooky, bawdy fun that still retains some key scenes you'll recognize from the Lovecraft story.

  • Cthonic Doodling

    Film

    Artist Mike Dubisch engages in quick sketching magic for the split screen camera. Shot in one take, with music courtesy of Mars.

  • Cultist Co. Starter Pack

    Film

    Want to make selling your soul quick and easy? Cultist Co (Voted the 2012 "Supplier of the Apocalypse") has you covered!

  • Dead Shadows

    Film

    Chris' parents were murdered on the same day the Halley comet was visible from Earth. Eleven years later, a new comet lights up the Parisian sky, but as the night goes on, people begin to transform into horrible creatures.

  • Dreams in The Witch House

    Film

    A graduate student questions his sanity after he rents a room in an old boarding house which was the residence of a 17th Century witch, and he figures out that the evil forces still roam within the walls.

  • The Earth Rejects Him

    Film

    A young boy discovers a corpse while biking in the woods, then faces unexpected and macabre consequences when he tries to bury it."The Earth Rejects Him", an original horror story written by Jared Skolnick, is a haunting and surreal tale. Influenced by the films of Werner Herzog, Terrence Malick and Guillermo del Toro, as well as the short stories of HP Lovecraft, this project promises to be a unique and terrifying experience, an elegant horror film about modern man’s relationship with the unknowable powers found in nature.

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