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Short Horror Film ‘Agatha’ Racks Up 800K Views in Four Days – Watch It Here

The short horror film Agatha is taking the genre by storm. Fresh off its festival tour, the film has now premiered on Crypt TV and received nearly 800k views in just its first four days. In Agatha, from director Timothy Vandenberg and starring Jessica Farmer, Penny Kohut, and Louise Ogle, “The orphan train comes daily, spilling hundreds of children onto the streets of Pennsylvania in the late 1800’s. Desperate and alone, the penniless 7-year-old Sophie, entrusts an older woman who hires her to bring food each night to someone living in her attic. There is just one rule: Do not pass the serving table….EVER. As time passes, the child’s curiosity grows bold; drawing her closer to discovering the truth behind the prisoner.” It has now been announced that ‘One Tree Hill’ and ‘Lethal Weapon’ actress Hilarie Burton has been cast in the lead role in the feature film adaption which is currently seeking investors. Watch Agatha below. We’ll keep you

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Feature Film Based On Terrifying Short ‘Selfie From Hell’ Releases Trailer

The 2015 short horror film Selfie From Hell quickly went viral after its release. Due to its popularity, we are getting a full-length feature based on the film from writer-director Erdal Ceylan who co-wrote the feature film with Paul Burton. Check out the short film that captures the vanity that has become an obsession for so many. From the Press Release: Vancouver, Canada (December 21, 2017) – A viral video scares millions, why? Because we are a generation obsessed with our image, we can’t stop even if we tried! IndustryWorks Studios, the producers behind the horror cult-phenom ‘American Mary’ decided to give first-time director Erdal Ceylan a shot at his first feature film. With his jump scare shared by millions online, from its roots in Germany to Japan to Philippines and across the pond to the USA, seems like anyone between the ages of 13-35 with a cell phone, tablet or computer got a glimpse of what might be beyond

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Dec 21, 2017
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Seraph Films Announces Premiere Of ‘Lankershim Boulevard’ Annual Halloween Short Horror Film Night Event

Seraph film has announced its annual Halloween Short Horror Film Night. This year the short film Lankershim Boulevard will be holding its premiere at the event in Los Angeles on October 25, 2017. “Seraph Films is thrilled to announce its fifth annual Halloween Short Horror Film Night which will serve as the premiere for Seraph’s most recent short film, LANKERSHIM BOULEVARD. This film was produced from the winning script of Seraph’s recent short film screenplay competition. Directed by Gene Blalock and written by Andrew Martin, LANKERSHIM BOULEVARD tells the quirky story of a raging party’s aftermath and a deranged killer on the loose. Stars: Tyler Adams, Neville Bryant-Poppelwell, Mike Sjoerdsma, and Kristen Walker.” Joined by other horror shorts, LANKERSHIM BOULEVARD will be shown at Seraph’s upcoming Short Horror Film Night at Club Bahia on October 25th. A red carpet pre-show cocktail mixer and dinner party begins at 8 pm, with the 21 and older show starting at 9. Tickets are

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Oct 25, 2017
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‘Friday The 13th: Legacy’ Fan Film Leaves Viewers Cheering

A new Friday the 13th fan film is causing a lot of buzz. Directed by Ian Messenger of CatchMeKillMe Productions, Friday the 13th: Legacy, the film last nineteen minutes and has many horror fans cheering. Check out the (NSFW) trailer: Starring Mark Justice (Bleach, Immortal Wars), Sarah Schultz (Ms. Mad Monster 2017), and Tim Christie (Fireside Tales, Monkey Farm) as Tommy Jarvis for the franchise. The director himself put on the hockey mask and played the role of Jason Voorhees. You can watch the full film below.

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Oct 15, 2017
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‘The Thing In The Apartment’ Is Terrifyingly Good (Watch)

Short horror films set out to squeeze the terror and suspense of a horror film into only a few minutes which is a difficult task. A few days ago I watched a short film titled The Thing in the Apartment, written and directed by John William Ross, that left me very impressed and we have it here to share with you. The film, starring Melia Renee as “Sam” and Carly Jones as “Lindsey”, follows a young a woman who suddenly sees a creature in her apartment and flees in terror. The monster, played by Ryan Allan Young, is so terrifying that it leaves her in shock. After calling her friend, the two return to her apartment where things go from bad to worse. The short, which premiered on Crypt TV, was extremely well executed and the actresses did an amazing job. Jones was very convincing when it came to being terrified. If I saw that thing in my room I’d

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Sep 28, 2017
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‘Conjuring’ Short Film Winner ‘The Nurse’ Announced (Watch It Here)

Last month, a short film contest for Annabelle: Creation (review), from director David F. Sandberg, was announced. Filmmakers were asked to create a short film, lasting 2 minutes or less, that would fit into The Conjuring universe. Filmmaker Julian Terry’s The Nurse has been named the winner for the US portion with his film The Nurse. The UK and Mexico winners are still out. As part of his prize, he will be going on an all-expense paid trip to Hollywood where he will meet with New Line Cinema and David F. Sandberg. In the terrifying short a young girl with her eyes bandaged feels as if she’s not alone. At some point, everyone has had that feeling, like they were not alone in the dark and that something terrible is lurking close by and terror sets in. That is was the girl is feeling. Terry was great at expressing that. There is no word if the short will be adapted

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Aug 18, 2017
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‘Goodnight, Gracie’, A Chilling Wide-Awake Nightmare

Goodnight, Gracie, a new short film written and directed by Stellan Kendrick, is a creepy, beautifully filmed, horrific tale about faith, family, childhood fears, and things that go bump in the night. The cast and crew screening for Goodnight, Gracie, was held at Evidence Film Studios in Los Angeles, a fantastic venue that the film’s producers had taken full advantage of. Moody multi-colored lights everywhere, music pumping, specialty film-themed cocktails flowing, clips of various well known, and not so well known horror films clips played on the white cyclorama that took up the huge corner of the warehouse style space, and concept art and storyboards covered the walls like a bloody murderous East Village art show. There were about 100 people in attendance, dressed to the nines, laughing and buzzing around the space, taking photos with the movie props in front of the faux brick wall step-and-repeat with the ingenious self-taking photo set up. The air of excitement and relief

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Aug 17, 2017
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Neill Blomkamp Takes Us Inside The Worlds Of ‘Rakka’, ‘Firebase’ & ‘Zygote’ In An Interview

Writer-director Neill Blomkamp, who is behind films such as District 9, Elysium, and Chappie, is in the process of releasing a series of incredible short films, Rakka, Firebase, Zygote and the yet to be released Lima, together they are known as The Oats Studios Volume 1. After the series is complete, one or more are likely to become a feature film. Ahead of today’s release of the next film, Zygote, Mr. Blomkamp was kind enough to answer a few my questions in regards to his short film series and more, including the status of his highly-anticipated Alien feature film. Starring Dakota Fanning and Jose Cantillo, Zygote finds two surviving members of a mining operation fighting to escape a monster. Horror Fuel: “How would you describe ‘Zygote’?” Blomkamp: “How would you describe it?” Horror Fuel: “Two employees of a mining operation fight to survive a monster.” Blombkamp: “I’ll go with your description.” Horror Fuel: “If you will, tell us about the

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Jul 12, 2017
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A First Look At Wesley Alley’s ‘SockMonster’ – Produced By The Director Of Saw II – IV

Wesley Alley, the co-director of the upcoming genre film The Voices, who has worked on films and series such as Kong: Skull Island, Twin Peaks, Teen Wolf, is currently working on his next project, the short horror film SockMonster which he not only directed, but also wrote. Briana Evigan, Brian C. Chenworth and AnaSofia Bianchi star alongside Friday the 13th actor Derek Mears. From the Press Release: LOS ANGELES, June 30, 2017 – Wesley Alley is set to direct the short film “SockMonster” on July 6, 2017. SockMonster follows Anne, a mother who is shattered by the loss of her young child. Refusing to let her daughter go, Anne finds that it’s not only socks that go missing in the dryer. The film is directed by Wesley Alley and stars Briana Evigan (Step Up 2: The Streets, Step Up All In, Sorority Row) and Derek Mears (Friday the 13th, Predators, Hansel & Gretel: Witch Hunters). Produced by: Wesley Alley, Darren

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New Trailer Unleashed For The Supernatural Thriller ‘The Hatred’ From The Producer Of ‘Halloween’

A new trailer for writer-director Michael Kehoe’s supernatural thriller The Hatred, originally named Alice, has now been unveiled. In the film, based on Kehoe’s short film Hush, centers on four young women who travel to their college professor’s country home for a weekend getaway, only to discover that the house has a malevolent past. Sarah Davenport (Dusk), Andrew Divolf (Demons), Darby Walker (Girl Meets World), Gabrielle Bourne (Pitch), Bayley Corman (2 Broke Girls), Alisha Wainwright (Major Crimes), David Naughton (An American Werewolf in London), Amanda Wyss (A Nightmare on Elm Street), Shae Smolik (Trafficked), Nina Siemaszko (The West Wing), Ronnie Gene Blevins (Twin Peaks), Musetta Vander (Under the Bed) and Andrew Matarazzo (Teen Wolf) star in this haunting tale. The Hatred, produced by Malek Akkad, the producer of Halloween, is currently making it’s rounds at film festivals where it is being well received. A release date will be announced at the end of its tour by Anchor Bay Entertainment.

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Short Horror Film ‘Agatha’ Racks Up 800K Views in Four Days – Watch It Here

The short horror film Agatha is taking the genre by storm. Fresh off its festival tour, the film has now premiered on Crypt TV and received nearly 800k views in just its first four days. In Agatha, from director Timothy Vandenberg and starring Jessica Farmer, Penny Kohut, and Louise Ogle, “The orphan train comes daily, spilling hundreds of children onto the streets of Pennsylvania in the late 1800’s. Desperate and alone, the penniless 7-year-old Sophie, entrusts an older woman who hires her to bring food each night to someone living in her attic. There is just one rule: Do not pass the serving table….EVER. As time passes, the child’s curiosity grows bold; drawing her closer to discovering the truth behind the prisoner.” It has now been announced that ‘One Tree Hill’ and ‘Lethal Weapon’ actress Hilarie Burton has been cast in the lead role in the feature film adaption which is currently seeking investors. Watch Agatha below. We’ll keep you

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Feature Film Based On Terrifying Short ‘Selfie From Hell’ Releases Trailer

The 2015 short horror film Selfie From Hell quickly went viral after its release. Due to its popularity, we are getting a full-length feature based on the film from writer-director Erdal Ceylan who co-wrote the feature film with Paul Burton. Check out the short film that captures the vanity that has become an obsession for so many. From the Press Release: Vancouver, Canada (December 21, 2017) – A viral video scares millions, why? Because we are a generation obsessed with our image, we can’t stop even if we tried! IndustryWorks Studios, the producers behind the horror cult-phenom ‘American Mary’ decided to give first-time director Erdal Ceylan a shot at his first feature film. With his jump scare shared by millions online, from its roots in Germany to Japan to Philippines and across the pond to the USA, seems like anyone between the ages of 13-35 with a cell phone, tablet or computer got a glimpse of what might be beyond

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Dec 21, 2017
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Seraph Films Announces Premiere Of ‘Lankershim Boulevard’ Annual Halloween Short Horror Film Night Event

Seraph film has announced its annual Halloween Short Horror Film Night. This year the short film Lankershim Boulevard will be holding its premiere at the event in Los Angeles on October 25, 2017. “Seraph Films is thrilled to announce its fifth annual Halloween Short Horror Film Night which will serve as the premiere for Seraph’s most recent short film, LANKERSHIM BOULEVARD. This film was produced from the winning script of Seraph’s recent short film screenplay competition. Directed by Gene Blalock and written by Andrew Martin, LANKERSHIM BOULEVARD tells the quirky story of a raging party’s aftermath and a deranged killer on the loose. Stars: Tyler Adams, Neville Bryant-Poppelwell, Mike Sjoerdsma, and Kristen Walker.” Joined by other horror shorts, LANKERSHIM BOULEVARD will be shown at Seraph’s upcoming Short Horror Film Night at Club Bahia on October 25th. A red carpet pre-show cocktail mixer and dinner party begins at 8 pm, with the 21 and older show starting at 9. Tickets are

Continue reading →
Oct 25, 2017
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‘Friday The 13th: Legacy’ Fan Film Leaves Viewers Cheering

A new Friday the 13th fan film is causing a lot of buzz. Directed by Ian Messenger of CatchMeKillMe Productions, Friday the 13th: Legacy, the film last nineteen minutes and has many horror fans cheering. Check out the (NSFW) trailer: Starring Mark Justice (Bleach, Immortal Wars), Sarah Schultz (Ms. Mad Monster 2017), and Tim Christie (Fireside Tales, Monkey Farm) as Tommy Jarvis for the franchise. The director himself put on the hockey mask and played the role of Jason Voorhees. You can watch the full film below.

Continue reading →
Oct 15, 2017
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‘The Thing In The Apartment’ Is Terrifyingly Good (Watch)

Short horror films set out to squeeze the terror and suspense of a horror film into only a few minutes which is a difficult task. A few days ago I watched a short film titled The Thing in the Apartment, written and directed by John William Ross, that left me very impressed and we have it here to share with you. The film, starring Melia Renee as “Sam” and Carly Jones as “Lindsey”, follows a young a woman who suddenly sees a creature in her apartment and flees in terror. The monster, played by Ryan Allan Young, is so terrifying that it leaves her in shock. After calling her friend, the two return to her apartment where things go from bad to worse. The short, which premiered on Crypt TV, was extremely well executed and the actresses did an amazing job. Jones was very convincing when it came to being terrified. If I saw that thing in my room I’d

Continue reading →
Sep 28, 2017
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‘Conjuring’ Short Film Winner ‘The Nurse’ Announced (Watch It Here)

Last month, a short film contest for Annabelle: Creation (review), from director David F. Sandberg, was announced. Filmmakers were asked to create a short film, lasting 2 minutes or less, that would fit into The Conjuring universe. Filmmaker Julian Terry’s The Nurse has been named the winner for the US portion with his film The Nurse. The UK and Mexico winners are still out. As part of his prize, he will be going on an all-expense paid trip to Hollywood where he will meet with New Line Cinema and David F. Sandberg. In the terrifying short a young girl with her eyes bandaged feels as if she’s not alone. At some point, everyone has had that feeling, like they were not alone in the dark and that something terrible is lurking close by and terror sets in. That is was the girl is feeling. Terry was great at expressing that. There is no word if the short will be adapted

Continue reading →
Aug 18, 2017
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‘Goodnight, Gracie’, A Chilling Wide-Awake Nightmare

Goodnight, Gracie, a new short film written and directed by Stellan Kendrick, is a creepy, beautifully filmed, horrific tale about faith, family, childhood fears, and things that go bump in the night. The cast and crew screening for Goodnight, Gracie, was held at Evidence Film Studios in Los Angeles, a fantastic venue that the film’s producers had taken full advantage of. Moody multi-colored lights everywhere, music pumping, specialty film-themed cocktails flowing, clips of various well known, and not so well known horror films clips played on the white cyclorama that took up the huge corner of the warehouse style space, and concept art and storyboards covered the walls like a bloody murderous East Village art show. There were about 100 people in attendance, dressed to the nines, laughing and buzzing around the space, taking photos with the movie props in front of the faux brick wall step-and-repeat with the ingenious self-taking photo set up. The air of excitement and relief

Continue reading →
Aug 17, 2017
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Neill Blomkamp Takes Us Inside The Worlds Of ‘Rakka’, ‘Firebase’ & ‘Zygote’ In An Interview

Writer-director Neill Blomkamp, who is behind films such as District 9, Elysium, and Chappie, is in the process of releasing a series of incredible short films, Rakka, Firebase, Zygote and the yet to be released Lima, together they are known as The Oats Studios Volume 1. After the series is complete, one or more are likely to become a feature film. Ahead of today’s release of the next film, Zygote, Mr. Blomkamp was kind enough to answer a few my questions in regards to his short film series and more, including the status of his highly-anticipated Alien feature film. Starring Dakota Fanning and Jose Cantillo, Zygote finds two surviving members of a mining operation fighting to escape a monster. Horror Fuel: “How would you describe ‘Zygote’?” Blomkamp: “How would you describe it?” Horror Fuel: “Two employees of a mining operation fight to survive a monster.” Blombkamp: “I’ll go with your description.” Horror Fuel: “If you will, tell us about the

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Jul 12, 2017
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A First Look At Wesley Alley’s ‘SockMonster’ – Produced By The Director Of Saw II – IV

Wesley Alley, the co-director of the upcoming genre film The Voices, who has worked on films and series such as Kong: Skull Island, Twin Peaks, Teen Wolf, is currently working on his next project, the short horror film SockMonster which he not only directed, but also wrote. Briana Evigan, Brian C. Chenworth and AnaSofia Bianchi star alongside Friday the 13th actor Derek Mears. From the Press Release: LOS ANGELES, June 30, 2017 – Wesley Alley is set to direct the short film “SockMonster” on July 6, 2017. SockMonster follows Anne, a mother who is shattered by the loss of her young child. Refusing to let her daughter go, Anne finds that it’s not only socks that go missing in the dryer. The film is directed by Wesley Alley and stars Briana Evigan (Step Up 2: The Streets, Step Up All In, Sorority Row) and Derek Mears (Friday the 13th, Predators, Hansel & Gretel: Witch Hunters). Produced by: Wesley Alley, Darren

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New Trailer Unleashed For The Supernatural Thriller ‘The Hatred’ From The Producer Of ‘Halloween’

A new trailer for writer-director Michael Kehoe’s supernatural thriller The Hatred, originally named Alice, has now been unveiled. In the film, based on Kehoe’s short film Hush, centers on four young women who travel to their college professor’s country home for a weekend getaway, only to discover that the house has a malevolent past. Sarah Davenport (Dusk), Andrew Divolf (Demons), Darby Walker (Girl Meets World), Gabrielle Bourne (Pitch), Bayley Corman (2 Broke Girls), Alisha Wainwright (Major Crimes), David Naughton (An American Werewolf in London), Amanda Wyss (A Nightmare on Elm Street), Shae Smolik (Trafficked), Nina Siemaszko (The West Wing), Ronnie Gene Blevins (Twin Peaks), Musetta Vander (Under the Bed) and Andrew Matarazzo (Teen Wolf) star in this haunting tale. The Hatred, produced by Malek Akkad, the producer of Halloween, is currently making it’s rounds at film festivals where it is being well received. A release date will be announced at the end of its tour by Anchor Bay Entertainment.

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