Jeffrey's Hell tells the story of filmmaker Aaron Irons who went missing in the wilderness of East Tennessee in an area known as Jeffrey's Hell.
A video was submitted to Big Summer's psychic investigator team. The video shows a couple visiting an abandoned well at a haunted place, the woman was...[Read More]
In 2035, an American journalist from a broadcasting network visits South Korea to shoot a documentary commemorating the 10th anniversary of Korean reu...[Read More]
Two YouTubers try to demystify some rituals and things didn't go as per their expectation.
Between 2010 and 2013, more than ten people died in the Dead Valley. The medical examination did not find traces of violence in the victims, so it bec...[Read More]
Ernest P. Worrell becomes the world's first "Splashronaut", when he volunteers to be the first person to ride Disneyland's Splash Mountain.
Anthology horror film from Woof Cat Films. Plot is being kept under wraps.
Found footage style pseudo-documentary from Saturn 9 Film Works.
Five bizarre tales that invite you into a world of terror.
The case of a young couple allegedly attacked by the Michigan Dog Man, and the crew who interviewed everyone involved. Inevitably the gang of four tra...[Read More]
Intrigued by videos of mystery box openings, Amber orders one for herself from the dark web. Inside lurks an insidious force waiting to be unleashed.
A trio of youths who have found an old camcorder deep in the wilderness must finish what the original owner started: A documentation of a sinister, hu...[Read More]
A group of searchers and diggers went in search of trophies and various military swag buried in places of heavy fighting of the Second World War. The ...[Read More]
On the set of his amateur short film, Tim unwittingly meets a certain Stéphane, a gruff, loud-mouthed man with stories that smack of a competition myt...[Read More]
A girl vanishes, prompting her brother to brave a dark forest where he unveils the secrets that lurk beneath, and a chilling mystery awaits.
Sequel to “The Woodmen” (2023). Plot is kept under wraps.
Traveling in 11-minute increments, a time-tumbler from 48-years in the future spends two years of his life weaving through a two-hour wedding receptio...[Read More]