Abandoned Dead (2017)

While serving her prison sentence, a woman discovers a horrifying VHS tape with footage from a crime committed years prior.

International genre favorite Bill Oberst Jr. plays an amnesiac horror writer who becomes trapped in his own nightmare as terrifying images emerge that may or may not be memories, madness, or both! Remembering can be murder!

After moving with her husband to a new house to cope from the accident that recently blinded her, a Den Mother continues to be haunted by guilt over the death of a girl scout until the ... See full summary »

After the tragic death of her husband, a soldier posted to Afghanistan, Bryony tries to build a new life for herself and her young son, James. Struggling with her own grief she fails to ... See full summary »

After delivering an eviction notice to a mysterious squatter, a young woman is abducted and put under a spell. She awakes to find herself trapped in a cycle of murder, paranoia, and strange... See full summary »

Struggling with horrifying, sleep-paralysis induced visions, a young writer retreats with her boyfriend to an isolated desert house. As the visions intensify, she finds herself on the verge... See full summary »

A real family is targeted and manipulated by a malicious force determined to prove that every man, woman and child is at risk of malevolent possession.

An emotional roller-coaster through Shakespeare's language combines thrilling performances, astonishing visuals and a powerful original soundtrack.

A group of young people are brought together by chance in Soho, London in 1959. The decade is about to change with such force that few will be left standing by the end of the year. But their lifestyles will live on into the new generation.

An aspiring film-maker embarks on a journey investigating the nightmarish and haunting stories behind the Black Eyed Children phenomenon.

Ex Para Trooper Jack Bishop is adjusting back to civilian family life whilst trying to reconnect with his teenage daughter. Whilst Jack was away fighting he felt guilty for not being around... See full summary »