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This September, Watch ‘Pet Semetary’ At the Real Location

This September, join On Set Media for a truly one of a kind event, watch Stephen King’s Pet Semetary in the real cemetery that inspired the movie! Things don’t get much creepier than that. “Will you come over and play with us? First, we play with Jud. Then mommy came. We had an awfully good time …now we want to play with you! Join ON SET CINEMA on Saturday, September 19th for a very special screening of the original Pet Sematary at the actual Pet Sematary filming location in Ellsworth, Maine! We will be watching the film outside, exactly where the infamous “Pet Sematary” sign and graveyard once stood. Maine is such a beautiful state – make a weekend trip out of it and visit Acadia National Park only 20 minutes away or check out Stephen King’s house in Bangor only 40 minutes north. We encourage everyone to stay all night at The Colonial Inn, which is located directly by

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Kelli Marchman McNeely
Mar 8, 2020
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Terror Films Unleashes Thirty Films On Streaming Service Screambox

Screambox subscribers, slip on your PJ’s, grab a bag of popcorn, settle in, and get ready for a major binge, Terror Films has just unleashed thirty genre films on the streaming service Screambox– a TV4 Entertainment company. Screambox is one of the leading streaming services dedicated to bringing a wide variety of diverse genre films to diehard horror fans so this partnership was a no brainer for us,” stated Terror Films President, Joe Dain. The films will include some of Terror Film‘s top performing titles and critically acclaimed documentaries including Stephen Cognetti’s original terror-fueled Hell House LLC, the horror anthology Patient Seven, the exciting Dead Body and the in-depth documentary Unearthed & Untold: The Path to Pet Sematary, and many more. Also included will be a number of newer titles such as Justin Seaman’s ‘80s throwback slasher The Barn and the mysterious What the Waters Left Behind. The full slate of films is available in the calendar and at Screambox.

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Kelli Marchman McNeely
Sep 27, 2018
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Terror Films Unleashes 22 Films On Steam!

As part of their continuing support of indie horror films throughout the world, Terror Films has released 22 films from their library onto the popular gamer site Steam. Steam, the largest digital distribution platform for PC gaming, has begun to make films available on their service, including films from Lionsgate who has added more than 100 films to Steam‘s library in 2016. While Terror Films is still building their reputation as a major film distributor, company president Joe Dain believes that the release is very special and stated that “this was a calculated move on our part. There is a natural, connective tissue between gamers and horror, science fiction and fantasy film fans. We believe our films are interesting, entertaining and diverse enough to gain the attention of Steam’s massive user base. It was an easy decision on our part as we continue to expand onto new platforms and territories around the world.” As of early 2018, Steam had over

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Kelli Marchman McNeely
May 25, 2018
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Pet Sematary Documentary ‘Unearthed & Untold’ Arrives On Digital HD

We have been following the development of John Campiano and Justin White’s horror documentary ‘Unearthed & Untold: The Path to Pet Sematary‘ for a while now. The Documentary features interviews with Director Mary Lambert and the entire cast; including Dale Midkiff, Denise Crosby, Miko Hughes, Brad Greenquist, Susan Blommaert, the Berdahl Twins and many more. The film also features never-before-seen footage from the sets in Maine, interviews with key crew, the town’s people and will be packed full of bonus features, including a fan appreciation sizzle reel, a personal interview with the documentary filmmakers and much, much more. When we first set out for Maine nearly six years ago we thought, at most, we would take some photographs of the filming locations from Stephen King’s Pet Sematary and post them to social media. But upon that very first visit we knew that we had stumbled upon something special — stories, people, and places that had been barely documented for the

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Kelli Marchman McNeely
Jan 24, 2017
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The 13 Most Disturbing Kids In Horror

There are few things creepier in a horror film than children. To see someone meant to be sweet and innocent be twisted into a villain really gets under your skin. Typically, there are four types of children in horror films, The Witness, The Villain, The Victim and The Non-Victim A good example of “The Witness” are the Grady Twins, they are there to witness the horror but not actually threaten Danny in The Shining. There are a ton of examples of “Villain” characters in horror, including Damien and Esther. Children who play “The Villain” frequently appear as normal at first then turn dark, like Esther. A lot of the time we see them use their appearance to get close to their victims. There are always casualties in horror films, it’s not often when you see a child fall victim in a movie, but it does happen. Regan and Toshio are good examples. In both cases, they were children who fell

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Kelli Marchman McNeely
Aug 2, 2016

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This September, Watch ‘Pet Semetary’ At the Real Location

This September, join On Set Media for a truly one of a kind event, watch Stephen King’s Pet Semetary in the real cemetery that inspired the movie! Things don’t get much creepier than that. “Will you come over and play with us? First, we play with Jud. Then mommy came. We had an awfully good time …now we want to play with you! Join ON SET CINEMA on Saturday, September 19th for a very special screening of the original Pet Sematary at the actual Pet Sematary filming location in Ellsworth, Maine! We will be watching the film outside, exactly where the infamous “Pet Sematary” sign and graveyard once stood. Maine is such a beautiful state – make a weekend trip out of it and visit Acadia National Park only 20 minutes away or check out Stephen King’s house in Bangor only 40 minutes north. We encourage everyone to stay all night at The Colonial Inn, which is located directly by

Continue reading →
Kelli Marchman McNeely
Mar 8, 2020
Horror Fuel

Terror Films Unleashes Thirty Films On Streaming Service Screambox

Screambox subscribers, slip on your PJ’s, grab a bag of popcorn, settle in, and get ready for a major binge, Terror Films has just unleashed thirty genre films on the streaming service Screambox– a TV4 Entertainment company. Screambox is one of the leading streaming services dedicated to bringing a wide variety of diverse genre films to diehard horror fans so this partnership was a no brainer for us,” stated Terror Films President, Joe Dain. The films will include some of Terror Film‘s top performing titles and critically acclaimed documentaries including Stephen Cognetti’s original terror-fueled Hell House LLC, the horror anthology Patient Seven, the exciting Dead Body and the in-depth documentary Unearthed & Untold: The Path to Pet Sematary, and many more. Also included will be a number of newer titles such as Justin Seaman’s ‘80s throwback slasher The Barn and the mysterious What the Waters Left Behind. The full slate of films is available in the calendar and at Screambox.

Continue reading →
Kelli Marchman McNeely
Sep 27, 2018
Horror Fuel

Terror Films Unleashes 22 Films On Steam!

As part of their continuing support of indie horror films throughout the world, Terror Films has released 22 films from their library onto the popular gamer site Steam. Steam, the largest digital distribution platform for PC gaming, has begun to make films available on their service, including films from Lionsgate who has added more than 100 films to Steam‘s library in 2016. While Terror Films is still building their reputation as a major film distributor, company president Joe Dain believes that the release is very special and stated that “this was a calculated move on our part. There is a natural, connective tissue between gamers and horror, science fiction and fantasy film fans. We believe our films are interesting, entertaining and diverse enough to gain the attention of Steam’s massive user base. It was an easy decision on our part as we continue to expand onto new platforms and territories around the world.” As of early 2018, Steam had over

Continue reading →
Kelli Marchman McNeely
May 25, 2018
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Pet Sematary Documentary ‘Unearthed & Untold’ Arrives On Digital HD

We have been following the development of John Campiano and Justin White’s horror documentary ‘Unearthed & Untold: The Path to Pet Sematary‘ for a while now. The Documentary features interviews with Director Mary Lambert and the entire cast; including Dale Midkiff, Denise Crosby, Miko Hughes, Brad Greenquist, Susan Blommaert, the Berdahl Twins and many more. The film also features never-before-seen footage from the sets in Maine, interviews with key crew, the town’s people and will be packed full of bonus features, including a fan appreciation sizzle reel, a personal interview with the documentary filmmakers and much, much more. When we first set out for Maine nearly six years ago we thought, at most, we would take some photographs of the filming locations from Stephen King’s Pet Sematary and post them to social media. But upon that very first visit we knew that we had stumbled upon something special — stories, people, and places that had been barely documented for the

Continue reading →
Kelli Marchman McNeely
Jan 24, 2017
Horror Fuel

The 13 Most Disturbing Kids In Horror

There are few things creepier in a horror film than children. To see someone meant to be sweet and innocent be twisted into a villain really gets under your skin. Typically, there are four types of children in horror films, The Witness, The Villain, The Victim and The Non-Victim A good example of “The Witness” are the Grady Twins, they are there to witness the horror but not actually threaten Danny in The Shining. There are a ton of examples of “Villain” characters in horror, including Damien and Esther. Children who play “The Villain” frequently appear as normal at first then turn dark, like Esther. A lot of the time we see them use their appearance to get close to their victims. There are always casualties in horror films, it’s not often when you see a child fall victim in a movie, but it does happen. Regan and Toshio are good examples. In both cases, they were children who fell

Continue reading →
Kelli Marchman McNeely
Aug 2, 2016