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Joe Lujan’s Indie Horror ‘Atelophobia’

Atelophobia, the fear of imperfection or not being good enough, let’s face it, we all suffer from the phobia to a certain extent. Joe Lujan’s horror film titled ‘Atelophobia’ capitalizes on those fears. Filming has been underway for the past three years and is now finally approaching a release later this summer. The time consuming sets and wardrobe for this film were all built by and made by Lujan himself. In the film Meredith is desperately trying to fit in with her group of friends. The girls are all wrapped up with competing in beauty pageants. The group, who have been friends since childhood, have begun to bully Meredith. Meredith snaps and begins a deadly game with her bullies. The girls must make a choice, live with a permanent imperfection or kill themselves. The film stars Allison Francheteau, Brittany Enos, Taylor Kilgore, Gabriella Martinez, Corey Taylor and Ashley Modzelewski.

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Jun 15, 2015
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A First Look At The Indie Zombie Film ‘State Of Desolation’

‘State of Desolation’, written and directed by Jim Towns, follows two survivors, a mercenary and a pampered woman, as they try to survive the apocalypse. Not only do the two have to face other survivors, but also legions of the undead. This apocalyptic zombie thriller stars Jamie Bernadette, Craig Stark, Dominique Swain, Sadie Katz, Jessica Morris, Daniel Buran and Maria Olsen. ‘State of Desolation’ is currently in post production, but is slated to be out in late 2015.

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From The Producers Of ‘Starry Eyes’ Comes ‘We Are Still Here’

The 1970’s style supernatural horror movie ‘We Are Still Here’ , written and directed by Ted Geoghegan, follows a couple who have moved from the city to the quiet countryside after their son is killed in a car accident. The couple, played by Barbra Crampton and Andrew Sensenig, are unaware that their new home is haunted by vengeful entities and that their new town is hiding a dark secret. They will soon learn that an ancient evil must have a sacrifice every 30 years, and it’s time. The couple must fight the evil to save their lives and their souls. ‘We Are Still Here’ will be released on VOD and in select theaters this Friday, June 5th. The DVD will be released later this year.

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Movie Review: The Horror (2015)

‘The Horror’ was written by Sarah Carman and Raymond Creamer, with Jerry J. White III serving as director. The movie stars Schell M. Peterson (The Road To Hell), Lexi Moeller (Underneath), Callie Ott (An American in Venice), Raymond Creamer (Cats Dancing on Jupiter), Chris Oliver and Gary Crites. Ellie Cecala and Cory Coleman make their acting debuts in this Indie film. Brother and sister Malcolm and Isabell (Raymond Creamer and Callie Ott) have recently lost their parents to a car accident. Malcolm was there during the accident and had to watch his parents die, but he seems to be holding up better than Isabell. Malcolm hasn’t been the same since the wreck. As if things couldn’t get worse the two are attacked at the family’s cabin by masked men, but luckily neither are seriously hurt.Malcolm has formed an obsession with finding the mask that one of the attackers lost in the lake. Isabell is growing very concerned with her brother,

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May 26, 2015
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The Award Winning Indie Horror Film ‘Berkshire County’

Audrey Cummings’ ‘Berkshire County’ has been picking up awards at Horror Film Festivals left and right, including at Shriekfest. Where it won Best Feature’Cummings is the first woman to win Shriekfest’s Best Feature Award. Director, Producer Audrey Cummings ‘Berkshire County’ follows the story of Kylie (Alysa King), a girl who is manipulated into having sex at a party by one of the popular kids as part of prank. The video is put on social media and spreads like wild fire. While trying to avoid going out in public, she agrees to babysit two kids in their secluded castle like home on Halloween. Now a group of teens have found her and begin prank calling her phone as well as a boy lurking outside, wearing a pig mask. The kids are not only mean, they’re killers. Kylie must find the strength to stand for herself and protect the kids she’s babysitting. ‘Berkshire County’ will be released in select Canadian theaters on

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May 12, 2015
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A Look At The Indie Horror Film ‘The House of Screaming Death’

‘The House of Screaming Death’ is an indie horror anthology, reminiscent of the Gothic horror films of the 1970’s. The film is narrated by a mysterious stranger, known only as “The Architect” and is seperated into four eerie tales. Each segment is introduced by The Architect in front of an audience gathered in an old house on a stormy night. ‘The Architect’ sections of the movie were written and directed by Kaush Patel. The first of the four tales revolves around a WII veteran, haunted by ghosts of his past and a house with a long history of tragedy. Troy Dennison wrote and directed this tale, titled ‘The Lady In Grey’. The second story focuses on a house in the 1970’s that has been cursed by witchcraft. When Lilly inherits the house from her odd uncle, who has left instructions to never try to open the doors that are locked. There are dark entities that are trapped within that are

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Apr 29, 2015

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Joe Lujan’s Indie Horror ‘Atelophobia’

Atelophobia, the fear of imperfection or not being good enough, let’s face it, we all suffer from the phobia to a certain extent. Joe Lujan’s horror film titled ‘Atelophobia’ capitalizes on those fears. Filming has been underway for the past three years and is now finally approaching a release later this summer. The time consuming sets and wardrobe for this film were all built by and made by Lujan himself. In the film Meredith is desperately trying to fit in with her group of friends. The girls are all wrapped up with competing in beauty pageants. The group, who have been friends since childhood, have begun to bully Meredith. Meredith snaps and begins a deadly game with her bullies. The girls must make a choice, live with a permanent imperfection or kill themselves. The film stars Allison Francheteau, Brittany Enos, Taylor Kilgore, Gabriella Martinez, Corey Taylor and Ashley Modzelewski.

Continue reading →
Jun 15, 2015
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A First Look At The Indie Zombie Film ‘State Of Desolation’

‘State of Desolation’, written and directed by Jim Towns, follows two survivors, a mercenary and a pampered woman, as they try to survive the apocalypse. Not only do the two have to face other survivors, but also legions of the undead. This apocalyptic zombie thriller stars Jamie Bernadette, Craig Stark, Dominique Swain, Sadie Katz, Jessica Morris, Daniel Buran and Maria Olsen. ‘State of Desolation’ is currently in post production, but is slated to be out in late 2015.

Continue reading →
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From The Producers Of ‘Starry Eyes’ Comes ‘We Are Still Here’

The 1970’s style supernatural horror movie ‘We Are Still Here’ , written and directed by Ted Geoghegan, follows a couple who have moved from the city to the quiet countryside after their son is killed in a car accident. The couple, played by Barbra Crampton and Andrew Sensenig, are unaware that their new home is haunted by vengeful entities and that their new town is hiding a dark secret. They will soon learn that an ancient evil must have a sacrifice every 30 years, and it’s time. The couple must fight the evil to save their lives and their souls. ‘We Are Still Here’ will be released on VOD and in select theaters this Friday, June 5th. The DVD will be released later this year.

Continue reading →
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Movie Review: The Horror (2015)

‘The Horror’ was written by Sarah Carman and Raymond Creamer, with Jerry J. White III serving as director. The movie stars Schell M. Peterson (The Road To Hell), Lexi Moeller (Underneath), Callie Ott (An American in Venice), Raymond Creamer (Cats Dancing on Jupiter), Chris Oliver and Gary Crites. Ellie Cecala and Cory Coleman make their acting debuts in this Indie film. Brother and sister Malcolm and Isabell (Raymond Creamer and Callie Ott) have recently lost their parents to a car accident. Malcolm was there during the accident and had to watch his parents die, but he seems to be holding up better than Isabell. Malcolm hasn’t been the same since the wreck. As if things couldn’t get worse the two are attacked at the family’s cabin by masked men, but luckily neither are seriously hurt.Malcolm has formed an obsession with finding the mask that one of the attackers lost in the lake. Isabell is growing very concerned with her brother,

Continue reading →
May 26, 2015
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The Award Winning Indie Horror Film ‘Berkshire County’

Audrey Cummings’ ‘Berkshire County’ has been picking up awards at Horror Film Festivals left and right, including at Shriekfest. Where it won Best Feature’Cummings is the first woman to win Shriekfest’s Best Feature Award. Director, Producer Audrey Cummings ‘Berkshire County’ follows the story of Kylie (Alysa King), a girl who is manipulated into having sex at a party by one of the popular kids as part of prank. The video is put on social media and spreads like wild fire. While trying to avoid going out in public, she agrees to babysit two kids in their secluded castle like home on Halloween. Now a group of teens have found her and begin prank calling her phone as well as a boy lurking outside, wearing a pig mask. The kids are not only mean, they’re killers. Kylie must find the strength to stand for herself and protect the kids she’s babysitting. ‘Berkshire County’ will be released in select Canadian theaters on

Continue reading →
May 12, 2015
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A Look At The Indie Horror Film ‘The House of Screaming Death’

‘The House of Screaming Death’ is an indie horror anthology, reminiscent of the Gothic horror films of the 1970’s. The film is narrated by a mysterious stranger, known only as “The Architect” and is seperated into four eerie tales. Each segment is introduced by The Architect in front of an audience gathered in an old house on a stormy night. ‘The Architect’ sections of the movie were written and directed by Kaush Patel. The first of the four tales revolves around a WII veteran, haunted by ghosts of his past and a house with a long history of tragedy. Troy Dennison wrote and directed this tale, titled ‘The Lady In Grey’. The second story focuses on a house in the 1970’s that has been cursed by witchcraft. When Lilly inherits the house from her odd uncle, who has left instructions to never try to open the doors that are locked. There are dark entities that are trapped within that are

Continue reading →
Apr 29, 2015