Feature Films and Lovecraft Movies
For all you Delta Green aficionados, here is a scenario for you: it's the end of the night shift at Hastings Supermarket, a typical family-style grocery store in Buck Lake, Arizona. Unfortunately the normal monotony of rounding up shopping carts and settling out the cash drawers is broken when a group of masked and armed-to-the-teeth militants invades the store, immediately killing several of the employees and shoppers seemingly at random while holding the rest hostage after their spotter is killed.
Dark Paradox follows a writer's unwitting discovery of the history and secret efforts of a cult in Victoria, Canada that has been engaged in a 60 year effort to open a portal between our world and another, letting in a host of vicious inter-dimensional beings.
Brought forth from the nether-world by the Nazis during an ill-fated ritual in the final days of World War II, our unlikely demon hero (Ron Perlman) is raised by Prof. Trevor "Broom" Bruttenholm (John Hurt), an expert on the occult and member of a secret US government agency dedicated to paranormal research. As if finding his place in the world and among his fellow "freaks" weren't complicated enough for the gigantic red-skinned demon, he must also contend with the return of old enemies and the ancient evils they plan to unleash, a love triangle, and imperiled kittens!
When Hellboy, Liz Sherman and Abe Sapien are assigned to investigate the ghost-infested mansion of a publicity-hound billionaire, they uncover a plot to resurrect a beautiful yet monstrous vampire from Professor Bruttenholm's past. But before they can stop her bloodbath, Hellboy will have to battle harpies, hellhounds, a giant werewolf and even the ferocious goddess Hecate herself. How much crap does a guy have to take from a Hungarian Blood Countess before he and his surrogate father can avenge the souls of the damned?
In this first animated feature from Director Tad Stones (Buzz Lightyear of Star Command), and Creative Producers Mike Mignola (creator of HELLBOY comics) and Guillermo del Toro (writer/director of the HELLBOY movie), a folklore professor becomes unwittingly possessed by the ancient Japanese demons of Thunder and Lightning.
While doing a Halloween news story on horror writer H.P. Lovecraft, Rebecca Marsh discovers that a subculture of occultists and magicians thinks Lovecraft wrote from his dreams and that these dream images were channeled from a real-life occult "akashic record." Her skepticism slowly dissolves as she witnesses Lovecraftian horrors first hand. She enlists the help of an occult expert, her loyal cameraman, and a witch to uncover the truth about an old house once used by a cult of Nyarlathotep. Soon she uncovers the mind-bending truth: the creatures and cults of the 'fictional' mythos are real...
Howard Phillips Lovecraft is a man many consider to be the forefather of modern horror. LOVECRAFT: FEAR OF THE UNKNOWN is a chronicle of this influential author’s life, work, and mind. Lovecraft’s most enduring creation was the Cthulhu mythos. This series of loosely connected stories tells of the Old Ones, a race of god-like beings that lurk in the recesses of existence. There they wait for the tentacled priest Cthulhu to rise and regain dominion over the world.
Three film students go to Burkittsville, Maryland to make a documentary film on the infamous Blair Witch legend. They go missing, but a year later their footage is found in a bag inexplicably buried in an abandoned 100-year-old house. The footage shows director Heather Donahue, her cameraman Joshua Leonard and soundman Michael Williams fleeing for their lives from an unseen menace.
The Whateley family has always been an object of scorn and dread. When Lavinia Whateley gave birth to her twin sons, some locals conjectured that the family patriarch, Zechariah, was the natural father. Drs. Walter Rice and Fay Morgan team up with their former mentor, Dr. Henry Armitage, to battle the Whateley clan before they can unleash the demon, Yog Sothoth.
