Category: Horror

Well done, pretty tense and interesting thriller!

Jenn lives in an underground bunker with her family, protected from the monsters that now ravage the world. This is the day that she goes outside…

I am completely blown away by what was fit into these 12 1/2 minutes. I thought one thing, then another. And then another! Good acting. Beautifully shot! I enjoyed this very very much.

Hi all, this is Steve, the director of “Monsters.” Just wanted to say a big thank you to the community here for all your love and support of our film, it really means a lot to us. And thank you to Screamfest, both for showcasing us at your festival and for featuring us here.

Directed by: Steve Desmond
Cast: Caitlin Carmichael, Ione Skye, Christopher Wiehl, Joey Luthman

Two young women seek revenge on their tormentors.

Sloane and Katie head out to rural America to work on an eco farm. They need the money so they can go on a shopping holiday to New York. They are offered a ride to the farm by some friendly local young men. Turns out the men’s intentions aren’t all friendly and they are soon held prisoner by them. They escape and plan their revenge. Meanwhile, the uncle of one of the girls, an FBI detective, suspects something is wrong and comes looking for them.

Great description of this horror/thriller film is “I Spit on your Grave” meets “Captivity”.

Written and Directed by: Terry Miles
Stars: Kirsten Zien, Tiera Skovbye, Darren Mann

Welcome To Britannia. Together We Stand Alone. Leonard is being held in a bunker and Dr. Sam visits him, spewing largess like breathing. James Hyland as Dr. Sam is the key to this short film’s success. With only three players in the short Hyland does the bulk of the talking and as the auditor to Michael Shon’s Leonard. Filmmakers Varun Raman and Tom Hancock wrote Transmission at the height of the refugee crisis, which was followed in turn by Brexit and other geo-political kerfuffles and fuck-ups.

Written and Directed by Varun Raman & Tom Hancock

The Whistle – Chapter 2 | A horror short film by Bäppel Entertainment
Happy Halloween! We hope you enjoy watching the second chapter of “The Whistle”.

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A short film created by Danny Blackstock, Glen Cheng, Stephanie Bourgeois, and Melinda Ng, starring Cameron James Phillips, for IAT 202 Spring 2013 at Simon Fraser University.

Glen’s channel: http://www.youtube.com/user/saidragon
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Camera: Canon 550D / T2i.

Lenses: Nifty fifty, kit lens, Canon 55-250.

Sound recording equipment: Marantz PMD 620, Zoom H4n, RODE NTG-2 Shotgun Microphone.

Software:
Premiere Pro, After Effects, Magic Lantern.

Summer fun is on the run when a group of counselors return to open the long-abandoned Camp Eaglewalk, only to unleash the fury of a vengeful Sasquatch whose sacred totem pole was desecrated a decade before. What follows is a 24-hour nightmare of terror as one by one, the counselors are slaughtered by the rampaging beast. Now, the sole survivor must make a desperate last stand, or die running.

Director: Rob Himebaugh
Stars: Christopher Emerson, Matt Lasky, Joseph Bonilla

Sometimes survival is worse than death…

A man on the run finds himself locked in a shed amidst a zombie outbreak. He must rebuild his inner strength to confront his fears or face starvation.

Written, directed and produced by Stefan A. Radanovich and Aaron McCann

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CREDITS:
Cast (in order of appearance)
Lead – Wayne S. Davies
One Armed Zombie – David Richardson
Young Lady/Naked Zombie – Leoni Leaver
Face-Mask Zombie – Alice Shenton
Goth Zombie – Babbs Ruckus
Giant Zombie – Clifford Hall
Dressing Gown Zombie – Lee Sheppard
Business Zombie – Alex Von Hofmann
Zombie #1 – Johnny Ma
Zombie #2 – Dominic Pearce
Zombie #3 – Marie-Louise Ryan
Driver – Andria Radanovich
Woman with Shotgun – Leanne Curran
Boy – Caleb Helm
Girl in Car – Ella Merefield

Line Producer – Johnny Ma
1st AD – Adam Lee Sparnon
FTI Funding Coordinators – Yvette Coyne, Lynda Doulas

Director of Photography – Jim Frater
A Cam Op/Steadicam Op – Jim Frater
B Cam Op – Alicia Gibbs
C Cam Op – Ben Pascoe
A Cam Assist – Ben Pascoe
B Cam Assist – Eamon Dimmitt
Focus Puller – Alicia Gibbs
Cam Trainee – Eamon Dimmitt

Key Gaffer – Adrew Merefield
Gaffer – Arif Defty-Rashid
Best Boy – Tim Goodacre
Lighting Assist – Dan Walsh, Tim Fay

Key Grip – Clint Lawrence
Drip Assist – Tim Goodacre
Jimmy-Jib Op – John McGukin

Production Design – Sophia Dunning
Costume Design – Lauren Widdicombe

Special FX Prop Design – Jeremy Shaw
On Set Props – Matt Hawksworth
Art Dept. Assist – Adrian Prospero

Head of Make-Up & Special FX Make-Up – Naomi D. Lynch
Special FX Make-Up – Siouxane Martincic, Kate Anderson, Freena Hamilton, Bradly Harskamp, Suzi Meagher, Danii Harry

Sound Recordist – Adrian Jolly
Boom Op – Pamela Fuentes
Sound Editor – Adrian Jolly
Sound Mixer – Adrian Jolly

Original Score – The Men From Another Place

Editor – Stefan A. Radanovich
Assistant Editor – Dominic Pearce
Continuity – Lynda Doulas
Lead VFX Artist – David Emeny
VFX Artists – Robert Woods, Dominic Pearce
Colour Grader – Antony Webb

Unit Manager – Bobby Ruckus
Unit Assistant – Babbs Ruckus
Safety Consultant/Action Coordinator – John Fairhead

Behind the Scenes Video – Claire Graham, Mat De Koning
Behind the Scenes Stills – Daniel Kennedy, Naomi D. Lynch

Special Thanks to – FTI, Screen West,
PAC, Spank FX, Blue Stone Films, Blue Forrest Media, Jeffrey Phillips, Tenille Kennedy, Zak Hilditch, Phil Jeng Kane, Maziar Lahooti, Rob Forsyth, Reuben James Ha, Cindy & Jenny Orr, Samantha Bicknell, Emma Kendall, Rozelle Collinson, George @ The Bakery, Deb @ Ezy Fit Doors, Nick & Scott @ Premium Beverages, Stan Briggs, Luke Jago, Steve McCall, Nina Deasley, Paul Montague, Bridget Moore, City of Bayswater, Town of Vincent, Slaughterhouse Five, Die Scoundrels, The Bible Bashers, Mongrel Country, Daveincamas, Dodroide, Dyango, Faceonmars, Freesound, Freed, Patchen, Satoration, Thanvannispen, Writerwolf

The dead are walking the streets of Denmark!

Multi-awards winning horror film from Denmark, starring Simone Lykke and Casper Sloth, featuring apocalyptic Hollywood visual effects.

Directed by Emmy-nominee Jonas Ussing

Karkass Karts (2015) – A Family Affair Made in Tennessee

When the Birch brothers inherit a failing funeral home from their decaying father, they must resort to unsavory means to save the family legacy. After their father commits suicide, leaving them in charge of their family’s destitute funeral home, the Birch brothers, Elder (Noam Tomaschoff), Jake (Collin Medford), and Box (Ian Boullion), attempt to grant his last request to be buried in the church cemetery, but are stonewalled by Pastor Mike (Kyle Minshew). When the creditors start calling, it seems like the Birch Family Funeral House might go under for good, until an off-hand joke by the town Sheriff (Stephanie Farcas) gives them a dark idea that might offer a chance to save the family business AND get their revenge on Pastor Mike.

Karkass Karts (2015) – A dark southern comedy

Director, Ben Nelson, and Writer, Craig Clayton’s home of Knoxville, Tennessee serves as the fictional setting of Patternaster Falls and the 10-day, Summertime shoot was made possible by the generosity of local businesses and townsfolk, proving once again that southern hospitality is unrivaled. Featuring historic Tennessee locations, the film takes Southern Gothic to a whole new level.

Made by a cast and crew of (mostly) NYU students and recent graduates who worked for little more than some southern cooking and the chance to put their educations to work, Karkass Karts is a passion project on all fronts.

Ben Nelson is a filmmaker based in New York City and a recent NYU graduate. His made his first film, a remake of The Wizard of Oz, at the age of eight. The film, which saw a limited release both in his parents’ bedroom and in his first grade classroom, was widely praised by audiences. Since then his craft has only improved, as evidenced by the several “likes” his recent films have received on Facebook. In 2013, Ben directed “A Mail Tale: The Untrolled Story,” an urban musical fairy tale, which won first place at the Tisch 48-hour film festival. His junior-level film, Bowl Me, won the audience award at the 2013 New Visions and Voices Festival. His most recent film, “Karkass Karts,” is a southern dark comedy inspired by his former years in Dixie.

Cast & Crew:

Director: Ben Nelson
Writers: Craig Clayton, Ben Nelson
Stars: Noam Tomaschoff, Collin Medford, Ian Bouillion

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Amazing and Gritty short film

As They Continue to Fall tells the story of a homeless man who hunts fallen angels in a dystopian society filled with crime and corruption. Haunted by a dark past, yet hopeful for the future, he continues to hunt as they continue to fall. As They Continue To Fall is a story about an aging homeless man (as played by John Henry Whitaker) who hunts fallen angels in a dystopian society filled with crime and corruption. Director Nikhil Bhagat says he wanted to create a film that felt “as grounded and realistic as possible.” There’s some impressive cinematography in this, and some moody music, which help achieve Bhagat’s goal of making it feel real.

If you’re gonna watch one short film today, watch As They Continue to Fall!

As They Continue to Fall involved a number of talented folks including cinematographer Noah Rosenthal (“Fat Kid Rules the World”), editor Tommy Aagaard (“The Nice Guys”, “Avengers”), sound designer Mike Miller and visual effects artists Andy Wong and Ben Hall.

As They Continue to Fall is currently being pitched as a feature. From screenwriter of Marvel’s DOCTOR STRANGE and horror film SINISTER – Directed by Nikhil Bhagat.

Plot:

Selfie from Hell tells a story of a woman (Meelah Adams) who takes a selfie of herself and notices a man standing in the background. When she turns no one is there but with the next selfie he appears to be even closer.

Selfie from Hell Review:

Selfie from Hell is possibly the best horror movie of 2015. The film is the work of German student Meelah Adams, who is working on her bachelor’s thesis, which is about the effects of viral videos. This film is part of her studies. The film was made in true DIY fashion, with Adams, and her friend, Erdal Ceylan. Shot over three days, and with post-production lasting five, it’s pretty impressive. It was released on August 9, 2015 and broke all short film records with approx. 17 million views. Especially social media sharing helped this short film reach this huge audience. In fact, there’s no doubt that the real number of views is much higher since it’s been shared in several versions across the world wide web. Now Ceylan and Adams are getting the chance to do a feature film version produced by Industry Works Studios.

Cast and Crew

Written and Directed by: Erdal Ceylan
Stars: Meelah Adams, Sascha Hoff

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