Saranne Bensusan’s Dystopian short, Lavender’s Blue, which was co-written by Rachael Howard and stars Stine Olsen and Natalie Sloth Richter has been selected for the Mentone Film Festival which takes place on November 12th and 13th.
We have spent much of the past month working on releasing Chunks of Horror on Amazon Prime in Japan, only to be hit with a series of problems day in day out. most of these problems related to the artwork, and we have been prepared to created new artwork for specific titles where there have been unhappy about its graphic content until now. They have now decided that an episode violates their “Region-Specific Restrictions.” We cut cut this episode and deny horror fans in Japan what those in the rest of the world get to watch.
the Poster for our latest production, a stop-motion animation of Orpheus & Eurydice, was published today. Initially posted to the social media platform twitter just after 15:00, the poster features artwork from long term collaborator Chris Wright, who has worked on many of our projects since he -produced The Hunting of the Snark.
The dystopian short Lavender’s Blue has been selected for this year’s SLUM film festival (the ninth edition), which is being held in Nairobi, Kenya.
The short film, directed by Saranne Bensusan, was co-written by Rachael Howard and stars Stine Olsen and Natalie Sloth Richter
Lawrence Mallinson‘s first short film, Maxzilla, part of the Chunks of Horror collection is now available to stream on OBBOD
Czech service OBBOD now have Chunks of Horror title Nicola’s Shedim available to its subscribers
Maxzilla, an early micro-short from Lawrence Mallinson, is now available on Screambox, the Roku channel dedicated to horror
Lawrence Mallinson‘s horror micro-short, Nicola’s Shedim, starring Leila Kotori and Lucy Hollis can now be watched on Screambox
The Horror collection, Chunks of Horror has been made available on Screambox, where the titles can be viewed individually!
Chunks of Horror is now available on Amazon.co.uk, and can be watched on Smartphones, Smart TV’s, blu-ray players, Amazon Fire, and variuos other set-top boxes such as Roku.
