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…
Lawrie Brewster and the team behind Lord of Tears is making a brand new version of the film available for free online. This is a limited-time offer, though, so be sure to watch the film or download it soon. Read Hex Media’s press release below, or click here to read our…
Here’s the news that’s been gnashing through our inbox to get to you. Film Festival News Boston Underground Film Festival (On Now) – The 19th annual Boston Underground Film Festival (BUFF) returns to Harvard Square to kick off New England’s spring festival season, bringing with it a smorgasbord of phantasmagoria,…
From LA to Scotland to the Southern coast of Australia, horror fests are popping up everywhere this season. Many are being seen for the first time ever! Wherever you are in the world, check the roundup below—chances are there’s a horror fest somewhere near you. Here’s a rundown of the…
PRESS RELEASE — The Unkindness of Ravens Set to Premiere at FrightFest 2016 The Unkindness of Ravens, the much anticipated second feature from Lawrie Brewster, will have its world premiere at London’s FrightFest which runs from the 25th to the 29th of August. The film tells the story of Andrew, a…
From owls to ravens, Scottish film auteur Lawrie Brewster unequivocally proves that birds are evil and should not be trusted. His latest feature film, The Unkindness of Ravens, tells the story of a homeless army veteran besieged by an “unkindness” (actually term for a large group) of demonic ravens in…
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…
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