Films we've personally chosen to champion — each one given the care, strategy, and attention it deserves.
A unique horror film that evolves the analog sub-genre from VHS to DVD. Maggie just wants to watch a 90s horror movie on streaming, but her Gen X uncle insists they watch it on DVD, plunging them into a terrifying movie night that won’t die. A wild inventive creature feature and a soulful character study, Dead Media doesn’t just ask will the characters survive, but why do they want to live?
Three 12-year-old boys, including the precocious Dug, excitedly tag along with Dug’s older brother and his new girlfriend for a night of fireside camping. Their good times are rudely interrupted, though, when a local monster legend known as the “Night Child” turns out to be all too real.
An all-female metal band called “Jump Scare” retreats to a remote cabin to write their next album, only to be terrorized by the family of cannibals next door. The film is part phantasmagoric homage to filmmakers like Don Coscarelli and Chuck Russell, part punk-rock ode to grindhouse slasher cinema, and a post-modern cannibal film that also happens to co-star everyone's favorite working actor, Eric Roberts.
A “canceled” theater director summons a troupe of conservative actors to an abandoned cabin in rural Georgia to plot revenge on the Atlanta theater community with a musical retelling of the 1692 Salem witch trials. Part "American Movie", part "Gates of Heaven", and all Southern madness, "American Theater" is a fascinating slice of Americana about a colorful character who is far from black and white.
A documentary delving into the history of mischief, scandal, and theft at Walt Disney World, ultimately leading to the theft of an animatronic valued at nearly half a million dollars. What begins as a tale of friendship and passion ends with one lingering question: Who stole Buzzy?
A perpetual worrywart finds himself unable to leave his house after discovering a giant version of himself protruding from his front lawn.
Part rock star, part literary icon, Josh Malerman is a creative force of nature. From penning the global sensation “Bird Box” (later adapted into the smash-hit Netflix movie starring Sandra Bullock) to writing the theme song for the Emmy-winning series “Shameless” and touring the world with his band, his life is as unpredictable and thrilling as one of his novels. But behind every writer’s success is the haunting presence of the blank page. TO ALL THE BOOKS invites you to ride shotgun with Malerman as he wrestles with the creative process of his next novel, offering a rare, behind-the-scenes look at the highs, lows, and beautiful chaos of artistic life. Brimming with raw honesty and unfiltered passion, this fly-on-the-wall documentary is a must-see for readers, writers, and dreamers alike.
From Executive Producer Errol Morris, 67 BOMBS TO ENID is an intimate, character-driven documentary about survivors of nuclear weapons testing in the Marshall Islands who relocated to rural America. The film presents intimate access to characters with first-hand accounts of bomb blasts and their descendants who speak to the generational impact these perverse weapons of war have had on humans.
Freshly tossed into private Catholic high school by his recently divorced mother, John must go from good boy to heinous sinner when he falls for a girl who requires him to commit sacrilegious acts in order to further their relationship.
An in-depth documentary about the infamous making of Michael Mann’s The Keep, a film he refuses to speak about publicly. A WWII Fairy Tale dives into the good, the bad, and the ugly, featuring interviews with many of the craftspeople who helped bring it to life. Don’t expect to hear from Michael Mann - but the next best thing!
An in-depth dive into the making of the 1981 enviro-conscious horror film, "Wolfen", the difficulties surrounding production, and the lasting legacy of one of the first socio-political horror films of the 80s.
One night, while working as a handyman at a bizarre medical facility, a lonely man named Charles meets a young woman named Chloe. The two share an immediate connection as she recounts having met him in a dream. When Chloe disappears, Charles sets out to find her in a strange world that seems intent on keeping them apart.
On vacation on a remote island, Sophie tries to salvage her marriage with Dave. But as he explores the forest surrounding the house, he becomes increasingly entranced by the trees. To Dave, they are beautiful, inspiring, and radiant. To Sophie, however, the trees begin to take on a darker, possibly evil presence, as she struggles to save her husband from being taken by the forest forever. Based on the novella by Algernon Blackwood.
Organonym! is part surrealist horror-comedy, part artistic reckoning, following a filmmaker grappling with his work. That sounds totally normal — until you add in mysterious physical transmutations and a reality that's becoming increasingly unstable.
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The foundations of Grayson Manor are shaken when an accident leaves Boyd Grayson handless and his mother invests in radical new technology to help him.
In a 17th century Swedish Livonian village, constant rain and drunkenness prevail. When a stolen relic sparks witchcraft accusations, an 80-year-old self-proclaimed werewolf named the Dog of God arrives with a mysterious gift: The Devil’s Balls.
When filmmaker Sean Cisterna discovers a subsidy to support senior activities, he rallies a group of retirement home residents to create a horror short film.
A feature-length midnight anthology hosted by drag horror icon Peaches Christ, BAD CHANNELS fuses three Fantastic Fest-selected animated shorts — including a cosmic death metal stop-motion horror from underground art legend Skinner — into a single 65-minute hallucinatory broadcast from the forbidden side of the cartoon dial.