The Colossus was written, directed, and scored by Chad Fifer, with additional audio production by Erik Peabody of Viking Guitar Productions and is based on the short story The Colossus of Ylourgne by Clark Ashton Smith.
This audio feature film is brought to you by hppodcraft.com - The HP Lovecraft Literary Podcast with Chris Lackey and Chad Fifer.
We are rebranding as Strange Studies of Strange Stories in the new year and increasing the breadth of genre fiction we cover!
After summoning the unrelenting spirit of Candyman, one woman is forced to make a choice that will last an eternity; and with each passing moment, another innocent life will be slaughtered by the evil entity, until that choice is made...
Despite its perky, all-American teen persona, Archie Comics has a surprisingly long connection to the horror genre.
However, the incredible artist Matt Talbot, from New Hampshire, has taken this to a whole new level with his series of amazing Archie Comics pastiches, reimagining classic modern horror flicks as Archie titles.
I don't know about you, but I really wish these were real comic books.
You can find further examples of Matt's work over on his website.
The sequel to 2019’s Here Comes The Night is finally here!
Picking up immediately after the events of the first film, a new group of friends, led by Sarah’s sister Allison, head into the woods to join the others. Nobody wants to be late to the party, but in these woods, it just might cost you your life!
Here Comes The Night: Part II continues our love letter to one of the great horror franchises: Friday the 13th.
Written, Directed, And Edited By Tim McCormack
Story By: Tim McCormack, Jason Kays, & Salina Vela
Produced By: Jason Kays
Director Of Photography: Douglas Carter
Executive Producers: Douglas Carter, Tim McCormack, & Jason Kays
Starring:
With Kellie Sorrows, Trevor Scott, Nick Goodin, and Tim Haag As Jason
- Sarah K. Wolf
- Jason Kays
- Salina Vela
- Tim McCormack
Practical Make Up Effects: Kellie Sorrows
Special Digital Effects By: Rhett Blankenship
Original Musical Score Written and Performed By: Michael Mills
Additional Music By: Ron Depetris
Sound Design By: Sam Rauch
Second Unit Director: Douglas Carter
Post Production Supervisor: Douglas Carter
Out of Mind casts an entertaining eye on the work of American writer H.P. Lovecraft (1890-1937), one of the early 20th century’s masters of gothic-horror literature.
Made for Canadian television in 1998, the film offers an encounter with Lovecraft and enters into his world.
Engaging in a kind of game around the writer, the film playfully winks at some of the themes characteristic of his work: the occult, cursed books, monstrous creatures.
Out of Mind draws its inspiration from Lovecraft’s personal correspondence and many of his stories, carrying the viewer through a labyrinth “beyond the wall of sleep”.
Director, Screenwriter: Raymond St-Jean
Producer: Michel Ouellette
Director of Photography: Serge Ladouceur
Editor: Philippe Ralet
Music: Gaëtan Gravel, Serge Laforest (Gemini award for best original music)
Production Designer: Sylvain Gingras
Costume Designer: Linda Brunelle
Makeup Designer: Florence Cornet
Cast: Christopher Heyerdahl, Art Kitching, Pierre Leblanc, Peter Farbridge, Michael Sinelnikoff
The holiday event you can’t miss! Start streaming the first two episodes of Marvel Studios' Hawkeye, an original series from Marvel Studios, November 24 on Disney+.
Next April, Wil Wheaton - gamer, podcast pioneer, and legendary star of Stand by Me, The Big Bang Theory, The Curse, and Star Trek: The Next Generation - is releasing an updated, and annotated, version of his excellent 2004 memoir, Just A Geek.
You can find out more about the new edition, Still Just A Geek, and how it's different from the original, over on Wil's blog Wil Wheaton dot Net.
If you are in the UK, you can pre-order the hardback, paperback, audiobook, or Kindle edition right here via Amazon.
