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Horror Palace has just released 4 Scary Music albums just in time for Halloween. But this dark and macabre music collection will live throughout the year. The albums include: Certain Death by Dr. J. Kill – Take It Easy Killer by Estella – Nowhere to Run by Merlin K. Oz, Jr. – Warned by Her Death by Aphelia
Please see Scary Music for complete description of each album and and a broad range of music samples.
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The most evident feature of this vampire is the demon within. Her pupils are the windows to the unnatural power she holds, hinting towards the evil that gave birth to her dark desire. Red lips and bloodshot eyes are framed within a pale face that is snarling and ready to feed. She stands ready to devour her prey swiftly, without spilling a drop of blood.
Her only purpose as an immortal is to inflict as much pain as possible, while satisfying her untamed lust for flesh. There is no room for emotion as she squints through the dark locks that dangle like chains in front of her face. Her lips have tasted the sweetness of life and her fangs have crushed more bones than she cares to remember.
All that remains now is to please the confined demon inside her. Her next feast is only moments away, breathing for the last time.
Night Guards or Noćni Cuvari is the official title as it is a Croatian language film with subtitles.
The story line centers around two night guards, belonging to different generations and yet related events. The younger man has his own desires, yet ultimately understands the wisdom of the elder.
For a short film, characters and plot are sufficiently developed. The acting is very believable as well as the location. As a horror movie the story line has some nice elements and there are a couple of surprising shock moments with a little gore and supernatural events – just enough to keep from over doing it.
The major criticism of this short film would be that it appears too dark. Yes, it takes place in a dark environment, but there are ways to portray darkness without destroying the feeling of being in darkness.
Overall worth watching! So check out the trailer or jump right to the movie. Watch Movie Now
https://youtu.be/dkmNoIMxRg0
Directed and written by: Marko Marinkovic
Cast: Dragan Marinkovic, Stevan Matic, Viktorija Arsic, Marko Vuckovic
Camera/VFX: Andrija and Mladen Tomasevic
Music by: Midnight Beatz
“A Serial Killer Fever Dream”
Los Angeles, California – Producers Jon and James Kondelik are pleased to debut the trailer for the horror feature The Divine Tragedies. 
The trailer shows the brothers: Charles and Thomas LoBianco, on a terrible killing spree. Beautifully shot in bright colours, the trailer shows more of the film’s characters and the brother’s terrible motivations – to get away with murder!
The Divine Tragedies is based on a brutal crime. The Leopold and Loeb murder case, of Chicago, would shock the world. Two brothers thought they could commit the perfect crime, the murder of a young boy. But, the authorities were hot on their trail. In the film’s story, actor Ken Foree plays Det. Homer Gaul. Gaul is intent on ending the brothers’ wanton killing; he just has to find them first. But, Charles and Thomas have plans of their own.
The trailer was shot by director Jose Prendes (The Haunting of Whaley House). Prendes has been influenced by films of the past including David Cronenberg’s Videodrome (1983). Cronenberg’s strong visual style is shown here in the many surreal images. The Divine Tragedies is one part dreamscape, blended with a horrifying reality. Prendes says of the shoot and his shooting style: “I know people always say that, but I really think the film will back me up. It’s American Psycho meets Videodrome.” Prendes’ influences can be seen by viewers, in the horrifying trailer for The Divine Tragedies.
Director: Jose Prendes
Producers: Jon and James Kondelik
Cast: Lynn Lowry, Ken Foree, Sean Whalen, Graham Denman and Jon Kondelik
Sleepwalkers – A film by Ryan Lightbourn
Miami, Florida – First time feature film director Ryan Lightbourn is showing more of his vicious creature feature Sleepwalkers. The second trailer for the film has been shot in the Floridian bayous and swamps. These settings helped create the trailer’s dark tone.
Having cut his teeth with music videos for the likes of Big Sean, Slum Village, and Travis Porter, Lightbourn exploded onto the scene with his original short, “Roid Rage” – a grindhouse style indie flick. Lightbourn wrote, shot, directed, edited and scored the film, himself. “Roid Rage” screened at over 40 film festivals, earning spots at Screamfest LA, Sacramento Horror Film Festival, and Rue Morgue/Unstable Ground’s “Little Terrors” series among others. The short film’s trailer generated over 3 million views on YouTube. After surprising many in the industry with his one-man-crew achievement on “Roid Rage,” Lightbourn confounds expectations further with Sleepwalkers. Lightbourn continues to set new, higher standards for the micro-budget feature world.
This title is currently wrapping up post-production. As well, Sleepwalkers is only a few short months away from completion and this title has been submitted to a number of film festivals. An official release date will follow shortly.
https://youtu.be/N4sK0wLKuoE
Sleepwalkers tells the story of five college students as they attempt to enjoy a festive spring break getaway, only to encounter a deadly, nocturnal presence. As horrific events unfold, the group joins forces with a local convenience store owner and a prison escapee. Nighttime approaches and they must set aside their differences and use their wits to survive.
Director/writer: Ryan Lightbourn
Producers: Aviva Christie, Tim Story, Jesse Fox, Ryan Lightbourn
Cast: Ansley Gordon, Amanda Phillips, Tommy Goodman, Ben Owen, Ben Evans.
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