For their first indie feature film, “Godless Children,” co-writers Kathleen Regan and Simon Barracchini opted for a story that starts like a Lifetime movie and ends, well, in a different genre altogether (no spoilers here). “We call it a dramatic thriller,” Regan said. “In Hollywood, you have to have two
Pittsburgh Mills mall went to the zombies Monday night. As they moaned, groaned and shambled their way through the ScareHouse — the Frazer mall’s former H&M store — a panel of local celebrity judges examined the three contestants’ acting and their wardrobes, ultimately crowning Jarrod Joos, 32, of Monroeville, Pittsburgh’s
"We don't take too kindly to strangers around the Hollow, that's for sure." Gravitas Ventures has released an official trailer for an indie horror thriller titled Wolf Hollow, a super low budget werewolf project from Texas-native filmmaker Mark Cantu. It's set to launch on VOD in August if anyone is interested in having some werewolf
Andreas O’Rourke (right) and Krista Graham (left) in
The Boonies Filmmaking is hard work, especially when your movie involves both hiking in the wilderness and escaping murderous backwood cannibals. Add in a low budget, and you have
The Boonies, a locally shot horror film, which will be out on streaming and VOD platforms on April 20. Directed by Lance Parkin, who co-wrote the film with his creative partner Matt Schultz, the film follows a group of friends who must fight for their lives after crossing paths with a group of flesh-eating killers during a hike in the Appalachian woods. The film was shot in 2019 in the Pittsburgh, Johnstown, and Somerset areas.