Hand of Glory‘ tells the story of Joseph, a lonely delivery man that falls in love with an alcoholic prostitute named Karen, who frequents one of the stops along his route. Though they soon become friends, Joseph is unable to figure out what makes the very-guarded Karen tick. While Karen drowns the sorrows of her mysterious past, keeping him at bay, Joseph remains committed to winning her affection, resorting to extreme measures in his search for the key to her heart. Embarking on a dark journey with a mystical relic–a ‘hand of glory,’ whose legend purports the ability to unlock any door–Joseph soon discovers that such feats come at a dire price.

 

After years of fighting, vampires and humans come to a truce-with the vamps getting the short end of the stick. Relegated to second class citizens, they are forced to live in ghettos and microchipped to track their movements. Adding insult to injury, they also must get their blood from specially sanctioned government blood banks.

Although the Hunters have officially disbanded, Jonathan Sloan and his small crew of ex-Hunters track down “illegals” trying to uncover a conspiracy of a vampire cabal that plans on overthrowing the government and returning the vampires back to their former glory.

Jonathan must also come to grips with his past and decide where his loyalties lie in dealing with his feelings for Perrey, the love of his life.. a vampire.

When nature takes over, love is not enough.

 

After discovering the awful truth, Nick takes it upon himself to end the reptilian invasion only to be thwarted by the secret organization conspiring against him. Unbeknownst to Nick, his act of bravery begins to inspire a coalition whose mission is to take down the humanoid lizards and their evil plans to dominate the world. As the eyes of the world begin to open, will this rag tag group of chosen rebels save the human species from those bent on destruction?

 

Dream Lover is an experimental narrative film that follows Selene, a dream character who lives in the dreams of Anderson. Finding herself lost in the dream scape, she starts a journey to find her lover. Before long, she comes to the realization this may no longer be the good dream she is accustomed to.

 

‘You’ll be torn in half, unless you make me laugh…’

The demented song of a demon-possessed girl echoes around the decrepit dwelling where she holds two clowns hostage. There is no escape and no reasoning with her, the only way to break free of this nightmare is to somehow make her laugh, just like a good clown should.

Unfortunately, the only thing Dorothy finds funny is blood, terror and despair.

 

 

They thought she had the perfect life; wealthy and privileged, an honor student with her whole life mapped out. What they didn’t know was what lied inside of her; pain and anguish; tearing at her until there was nothing left.

Lost and alone, the young women (Heather Dorff), finds solace in the form of a glistening blade, splitting her skin deeply. Her self-indulgent mother and obnoxious sister (Kelsey Zukowski), are completely oblivious to her inner-turmoil. She has long since become numb to the world around her, getting that sensual release, as the razor cuts deeper, watching the blood drip, is all that matters. As soon as the last drop falls, the calm is stripped away from her with it. How far will she go to silence the hunger that now consumes her? Will she be able to regain control of her life, body, and sanity?

Evil lies within. How long will it stay there?

Short film based on the short story ‘What They Say’ written by Heather Dorff. A dark psychological drama, this short takes you inside the mind of an anguished and tortured young women. Her struggle to control her urges an inability to trust anyone send her spiraling out of control.  www.WhatTheySayFilm.com

‘..the film’s new Teaser Poster just spews out an eerie atmosphere tone that is darkly compelling.’ – TCW Reviews

 

Raymond Did It is a slasher film in the tradition of Halloween and Prom Night. When Bryce Rourke is accidentally killed in a playground scuffle, his friends blame his developmentally delayed older brother, Raymond, for the murder. Six years later, Raymond escapes from the state mental hospital to exact bloody revenge.

‘a very solid micro budget horror…’-Twisted Central
‘everything you could ever want from a fun & silly slasher’ – PLANET of TERROR
‘the story draws you in and makes you wonder what the quiet giant is going to do next.’-GEEK TYRANT

Raymond Did It stars Lindsay Felton and Jessica Palette of VH1 SCREAM QUEENS, Horror darling Elissa Dowling, Steven Edwards, Jake Skiba, Ty Yaeger, and introduces Kyle Hoskins as Raymond. Written and Directed by Travis Legge Director of Photography Tim Stotz Edited by Robert J. Williams Raymond Did It coming February 2011. www.raymonddidit.com This film is UNRATED.

 

Geo Alderson is an emerging artist from the Chicago area who sees herself as a part within this universe of beautiful dirt. Her philosophy is that a viewer can find immense beauty in any visible point whether or not others see that point the same way, it all depends on the eye of the beholder. Geo is an artist of many media, she has worked in several types of painting, drawing, printmaking, sculpture, digital design, photography, and more. She loves dark and macabre themes. She first became known as the creator of Dollfaced Horrors, dolls that bring cute and creepy together in an unusual combination of dark beauty. Her work has been seen in Chicago’s Nineteen Hundred and One Gallery, at the Indy Horror Film Festival, at the House Café in Dekalb, and a pioneer visitor to the Chicago Horror Film Festival.  See her website at: www.GeoAlderson.com

 

Ken Carrano was born in Chicago in 1977.  He started drawing at a very young age and would frequent the galleries of Chicago as a child. His interest in art in terms of personal style, mediums and subject matter was pushed in many different directions throughout his teens and twenties which led to his current artistic addictions.

In Ken’s personal work he draws definite influence from the likes of horror culture, religious iconography, architecture and circus sideshows as well as many artists whos work he sincerely appreciates.

Ken’s work has been featured in publications such as Tattoo Flash, Under Cover, Kikked, Visual Overture and he has been part of various gallery shows throughout the United States.

As Ken continue to grow as an artist he finds himself focused on executing work with stronger elements of personal experience and emotion.”
Please view Ken Carrano’s website at www.kencarrano.com and join his mailing list to stay informed on future art events and new work releases.

 

Attracted to horror, pin-up and the unknown, Joseph Rade strives to combine all these intrests into his hybrid art and develop with each and every piece. It is easy to see heavy influences from the likes of H.R. Giger, Zdzislaw Beksinski,

Hajime Sorayama and Takashi Miike in his works. He challenges himself on pushing boundaries with subject matter and composition while exploring techniques in traditional and digital medium. He recently participated in a group show at Chicago’s Nineteen Hundred and One Gallery and has consulted with bands, artists and designers for projects over the past decade. More of his work, past and present can be seen at www.deviantart/dabald1.com or www.facebook.com/ARTbyDABALD1

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