• Strega Unbound

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    The title character, Salazar Strega, is a villain originally from the award-winning, self-produced web series Dirigible Days, and he now menaces in this separate, stand-alone supernatural setting and story heavily influenced by the writings of H.P. Lovecraft.It's the 1940's during WWII and Professor Eidelberg is being forced by a secret Nazi cult to steal an ancient manuscript. But dealing with forbidden knowledge comes at a price. This short, dieselpunk thriller features original music from Bob Eisenstein of the steampunk band Victor Sierra.

  • The Sunderland Experiment

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    David is trapped. Ten years ago an alien being calling itself The Angel arrived in his hometown of Sunderland. It blockaded the town behind an electric fence and transformed the adults into zombies, a process it calls “Blessing.” The Angel claims that to be blessed is to begin the next stage of human evolution.

  • The Picture in the House

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    A stranded traveler seeks shelter from a storm in an abandon house, only to discover that it is occupied by a strange man with a macabre obsession.
     

  • The Professor

    Film

    A Professor reads from an ancient text with disastrous results.

  • The Ritual

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    An atmospheric exploration of a demonic evocation conducted by a contemporary occultist.The Ritual was made as an exploration of the Occult Horror genre, setting out to bring the British influences of Hammer Horror and Clive Barker's Hellraiser up to date. This short addresses the issues within Western horror's preoccupation with stock aesthetics and religious reference points with an insight into contemporary occultism.

  • The Shadow Over Innsmouth

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    In H. P. Lovecraft's "the Shadow Over Innsmouth", a lone traveler makes a side stop at an old fishing village to a most disconcerting and inhospitable welcome. The more inquiries he makes, the more questions arise. It isn't until he speaks with an old drunkard that he gleams the secret of this eerie town--a secret too incredible to believe, and too dangerous to allow him to leave.

  • The Book

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    An adaptation of H.P. Lovecraft's "The Book." A man sits, staring into a mirror, trying to figure out who he is. He thinks about when it started when he comes across a book in an old shop that can shift him into other realities. He continues even though he gets closer and closer to stranger places.

  • The Love Craft

    Film

    A number of Lovecraftians take a cruise to the middle of the Pacific Ocean that ends in tragedy.

  • The Void

    Film

    "The Void" is about an adventurous young girl named Frankie and her precarious best friend, Emma. Both girls have an obsession with a courageous female superhero, Danger Dee, and her faithful sidekick Chubs. Our movie starts when Frankie gets news that whomever solves their own 'dangerous' mystery will potentially win a chance to guest star on the Danger Dee show. It just so happens that in Frankie and Emma's sleepy town, children go missing on a regular basis and are never heard from again. Local folklore tells of a monster that lives in a forest that lies on the outskirts of town.

  • The Raven

    Film

    December, 1959: Poe, a young writer, has locked himself inside a seedy hotel room with a bottle, an 8mm projector and the haunting memories of his "lost Lenore." His quiet obsession is interrupted when he receives a visit from a dark bird. Poe turns to the bird for answers, inspiration, and the promise of being reunited with his lost love. But the bird's only reply damningly echoes, "'Nevermore."It is the story of Lenore and the light she brought to a tortured soul. Timeless in it's message, the poem has haunted audiences for over a hundred and sixty years.*Winner Best Short 2011

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