Reliquary: Confession

Film

A priest at a small town parish falls under the sway of the Reliquary and the Old One, Azathoth. Intoxicated with the dark truths shown to him, the priest takes to the confessional booth to tell an ancient tale to his captive audience. 

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.

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