Indie Rights has announced Steve Balderson’s gothic love story Alchemy of the Spirit – a haunting, heart-wrenching supernatural journey through ‘Til Death Do Us Part’ – is available now on Amazon Prime Video, and will soon launch on a number of cable and digital platforms across North America.
From producer Prachya Pinkaew, the filmmaker behind modern martial arts classics, Ong Bak, Warrior King and Chocolate, comes a new hero from a world of supernatural horror…
Available for the very first time on vinyl, Waxwork Records is proud to present Rob Zombie’s The Lords of Salem Original Motion Picture Soundtrack. The Lords of Salem is a 2012 American supernatural horror film written, produced, and directed by Rob Zombie.
Manos Returns, the long-anticipated sequel to Manos: The Hands of Fate, is launching a pre-sale for a Deluxe Edition DVD of the film. Fans who place their pre-order before 22nd October will receive a special Early Bird price ($17 plus $3.99 U.S. shipping and handling).
In addition to Manos Returns, the Deluxe Edition DVD also contains several special features, including footage from Tom Neyman’s appearance at the Wrap Party, a commentary track, Torgo’s Audition Tape and many other treats.
Waxwork Records is thrilled to release The Haunting of Bly Manor Original Netflix Horror Series Music by The Newton Brothers. The score album is a follow up to Waxwork’s 2018 double LP release of The Haunting of Hill House.
Director Adrienne Lovette came to my attention through the release of her 2016 short horror/mystery film Hidden Daylight. A film that almost plays as a companion piece to The Dark Room, as it not only has some of the same cast, but most notably actor John Rice plays a psychic in both. The characters are very different, but Lovette is now carving out a name for herself in the horror genre as a director to definitely keep an eye on. Both films seem very similar in pacing and style and it’s easy to identify it was directed by the same person, which I always believe is a good thing.
In Pearry Reginald Teo’s new horror film, The Assent, a widowed father named Joel, is taking medication to keep at bay the hallucinations he suffers due to his schizophrenia.
We learn that Joel is trying to care for his young son Mason, while they piece together their lives in the wake of his wife’s death in car accident. Sadly, Joel is in danger of losing his son to social services if he fails to prove that he can hold down a permanent job and provide financially and emotionally for Mason. In his current situation he is barely making ends meet.
The Asian Hawk is back! Undeterred by nearly dying while making the first Armour of God, Jackie Chan returned to battle for a sequel that’s bigger, better and even more daring. Witchcraft is a carnage fuelled splatter fest, and what lurks Beyond Darkness?
In this fresh new horror, single father Joel suspects his young son may be possessed. Struggling with his own mental health, he can’t be sure what’s real, and what exists in his imagination. He is aided by Father Lambert who seeks his own redemption after serving prison time for the death of a child during a failed exorcism. Lambert believes the boy has been marked by the Devil himself and, without intervention, Joel could lose his son forever. From the executive producers of Texas Chainsaw and Day of the Dead, The Assent is a new tale of supernatural terror.
Luz is a cryptic, supernatural chiller and the directorial debut from writer-director Tilman Singer. It hearkens back to the horror style of the 1980s, offering grainy 16mm film, a creepy mood and an unsettling, synth-heavy score. It is the kind of film that will be enjoyed by fans of David Lynch or Peter Strickland, but Singer creates his own brand of surreal eccentricity. It’s challenging to describe Luz’s narrative because it’s far from straightforward. The film begins with a long-fixed take – a Chilean-born taxi driver called Luz, staggers into a German police station.
A sleeper hit at festivals worldwide, Luz is an astounding debut feature from director Tilman Singer, all the more so considering it was shot entirely on 16mm as a film school graduation project.
A dazed, young cab driver drags herself into a rundown police station late one night. Across town, a psychiatrist is striking up a strange conversation with a lady in a bar, when he is paged by the police station to come in to counsel the cab driver. When he arrives, the cab driver begins an eerie and surreal confession that endangers all who cross her path.
Dark Roads 79 has a talented cast and an intriguing story. The plot itself centers around a southern rock band known as Dark Roads, whose time in the spotlight has come to an abrupt end. To find a new sound and regain their fame and fortune, they head to a secluded cabin to work on a new album. One by one, each band member begins to meet their demise and the survivors soon discover that the front man of the band sold his soul to the devil – for the fame and fortune they’ve enjoyed. Now, the time has come to pay back this debt with their souls!
