In keeping with the holiday spirits, the gothic spirit of the Owlman made an appearance recently at the abandoned St. Kilda’s Hospital in Scotland. Worshipers witnessed the god-monster at the shrine built in the former morgue of the hospital. The Owlman has been seen elsewhere recently, as well, including an abandoned…
Ancient monsters meet modern legends and drive a man to madness in “Lord of Tears,” a highly-anticipated (by this monster, at least) upcoming film from director Lawrie Brewster. The film pits Gothic horror with modern psychological thrillers in the vein of such a wide-ranging set of awesome storytellers as Edgar…
Our friends at Hex Studios in Scotland have been up to no good this spring—and we think it’s awesome! Check out these three new horror endeavors, and let us know what you think. The Owlman Returns as Gothic Chiller The Black Gloves Hits Amazon Video Hex Studios has released their…
Here’s the news that’s been rap, tap, tapping through our inbox to get to you. Crowdfunding News Support Lost Girls on Indiegogo – Canadian micro-publisher Spectacular Optical has announced a new book focused on the career of French fantasy and horror filmmaker Jean Rollin, Lost Girls: The Phantasmagorical Cinema of…
The Owlman is more than a pagan fiction, according to the recently released Gothic horror film, “Lord of Tears.” The Owlman has been spotted around Cornwall for decades, and the cryptid has recently been spotted hunting his next victims on Chatroulette. Now, the creators of “Lord of Tears” have spotted…
The makers of the Gothic psychological thriller “Lord of Tears,” have returned from the damp shadows to let their Owlman back into the light. “Lord of Tears” is the story of a mild-mannered teacher who is haunted by nightmares and the presence of the Owlman of pagan legend. The film…
From Kickstarter to Chatroulette to your home television screen, the Gothic psychological thriller, Lord of Tears, is now ready for distribution. SML’s Head Monsters sat down last week to watch the finished product, and it was worth the wait. The film invoked Pagan legends of the Scottish Highlands, and perhaps…
SML recently helped promote the Kickstarter campaign for an upcoming Scottish horror film. We don’t want to say that our post helped push their funding past their goal… but we will take the credit for it. Now “Lord of Tears” has announced a new stretch goal of 10,000 pounds. Additional…
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