La Cosa In Cima Alle Scale

Director: Michele Torbidoni
Writer: Michele Torbidoni
Stars: Gianluca D’Ercole, Luigi Moretti and Gaia Benassi

Some memories should be forgotten.

Pietro, a young software developer, loses his flight and choose to spend some time in the small town where he’s born. He can’t know he will never come back.

He’ll find a place where memories begin to materialize to unveil a terrible secret.

Something that Pietro removed from his mind. Something that he forgot. And for a very good reason.

Site: http://www.thethingatthetopofthestairs.com/

Albert’s Review “My first Italian Horror Movie and I’m impressed, Great Story and Great Production. I’m just disappointed it’s a short movie hope to see more work from you guys”
Rating: (8.5)

We created this site because we love horror in all its form and because we are blessed to work in the movie industry and can produce high quality stuff for very cheap. If things go well we would eventually like to help produce our fans’ ideas and scripts.

Watch their first movie below:

http://www.cambio.com/2012/02/13/just-another-valentines-day-horror-story/

You can watch the full movie below hope you enjoy.

Leashed 480p version. from Leashed film on Vimeo.

Credits:

Man Keir Brown
Woman Gemma Head
Girl Holly Messenger
Visitor Alan Brent

Produced and Directed by David Felber
Director of Photography Steven White
Lighting Director Steven Jolly
Grip Nigel Mealing
Editing Gareth Harrison
Makeup Designer Paulina Szczepanska
Original Music James Rose
Associate Producer Barbara Felber
Production Assistants
Ryan Bloom
Lauren Felber

Chaperone Andrew Messenger

Tell Tale

Tell-Tale is a short film, based on the original short story A Tell Tale Heart by the wonderful Edgar Allan Poe. Our goal with Tell-Tale is to create the definitive cinematic version of A Tell Tale Heart.The film adaptation takes Poe’s Gothic classic, set in contemporary 1850s Baltimore, Maryland, and brings it to the realm our own contemporary time, turn of the twenty-first century.

The film will have a very strong visual aesthetic in the vein of German expressionist work (Nosferatu, Cab. of Dr. Calagari), which influenced horror and noir as we know it today. This style of visuals will marry with Poe’s focus on the dark fringes of human experience in a strong cinematic way.

The film is not simply an exercise in translating a story to another medium but a chance to show that Poe’s potent narrative about monomania still has relevance in our society. The unique and engaging approach to narrative and point of view in the short story provides us, as filmmakers, with many interesting possibilities for a creative, expressive cinematic aesthetic.

The short story itself leaves a good amount of room for a very calculated and immersive sound design experience as well. The narrator’s “sense of hearing is acute” above all. And of course the famous heart-beneath-the-floorboards scene in the story demands outstanding sound design.

We expect the final short to run between 15-25 minutes, and will be shot digitally with Canon SLRs. We have used this digital work-flow on past projects with great success and flexibility.

Andyfilm

Who Are We?

Andyfilm is a Portland-based production house focusing on independent film projects. We have established a foothold in the guerrilla filmmaking world by utilizing our d-SLR production model to save on overhead. Our main contacts include director/producer A.Z. Chandler, composer/producer Andrew Thomas, and producer/cinematographer Joesph Webb.

Movie Website: www.telltalefilm.com

Howland

The story mainly follows Claire (played by Sarah Yenkelun) who is the location manager for a local production company trying to make a film. When she sets her sights on a vintage “warehouse,” the curiosity of the past overpowers her. The discovery of an old newspaper article detailing the murder of two people in the building make her concerned for others safety. Soon she begins to discover the bodies of others and must unravel the truth behind it all. As the body count rises, she is thrown into the world of the dead and must maneuver through time to survive.

Key Cast:

Claire – Sarah Yenkelun

Howland - Drew Cavanaugh

The Keeper – Joseph Del Carmine

Writer and Director – Domenic Del Carmine

With no budget and a limited amount of days to film, Howland became such a journey to make! The cast became close to the story and aided in the creation of the final product. The story was not based on any actual events, however, it was a fictional tale about ghostly apparitions and a girl whose character changes from the beginning to the end of the film – she becomes a strong willed individual. During the filming of Howland, the bulk of us were on the edge of graduating high school, so to create something such as a 26 minute feature was exciting and new! As a writer and director, it’s one of my largest projects that I’ve taken on, and I couldn’t be more happy with the product.

Carrol Whitfield is an empty suit working for the House and Home hardware store chain. His latest assignment is to check up on the company’s newest branch, out in the tiny town of East Stackton. He knows the locals aren’t big fans of city-folk, but they’re acting even stranger than he expected. And what’s this “dedication” coming up that everyone keeps talking about, and why do they keep acting like they don’t want him to find out about it?

East Stackton is a horror film we’re shooting in Louisiana in the spring, but all that fake blood ain’t free.  We recently raised a good bit of money via IndieGogo, which helped us through pre-production considerably.  Then we got the quote for all the gear we have to rent and all the crazy stuff we’re gonna put in the movie that we can’t talk about.  We’re gonna raise $8,000 here to help with that cost, and we’re offering some kick-ass rewards for you giving us a hand.

The outpouring of support we’ve felt from the communities of Lake Charles, DeRidder, Sulphur (not Sulfur!) and Leesvile has been fantastic.  Now we’re asking you to go a little bit further.  Whoever you are, if you like good scary movies that don’t spoon-feed you the plot or try and convince you that torture is the same thing as suspense, then help us make this one.  You won’t be sorry you did.  Trust me; I’ve read the script.

DAMN YOUR EYES

DAMN YOUR EYES is a short movie by David Guglielmo, it’s not exactly a horror but it’s pretty gory and macabre and does well within the horror community (it recently won the award for “Best More Than Horror Short” at Buffalo Screams Horror Film Festival”

Sam, a mysterious stranger, arrives in town to exact revenge on the men who wronged him when he was only a child. He encounters Louisa, a prostitute who dreams of a better life. Meanwhile, Dennis, the town’s lawman, is familiar with Sam’s past and makes it his personal duty to stop him before the violence escalates.

DAMN YOUR EYES from David Guglielmo on Vimeo.