Tag: Indie Horror

Trailer for Indie Horror film ‘Ghosts Don’t Exist!’

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Actor Josh Davidson (WOMEN’S STUDIES) sent me news of a new trailer for an upcoming film called GHOSTS DON’T EXIST! The movie was written and directed by Eric Espejo and stars Phillip Roebuck, Devon Marie Burt, Joe Hansard and Josh Davidson.

A popular ghost hunter losing faith in what he believes is about to retire, but decides to take one last case when a potential client guarantees he’ll provide the proof he’s been looking for.

Upon arriving at the home, the client announces that he will make good on the promise by contacting the team himself, from the beyond. — Official Website

The trailer looks pretty good and I find the concept fascinating. It’s a fresh new story from the genre that I haven’t really seen before and I’m looking forward to seeing how it pans out. The film is currently in post-production.

Visit JAKE’S DEAD Blog, new Indie Horror flick!

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JAKE’S DEAD is, perhaps, what I am going to call the coolest looking, most promising new indie horror flick that isn’t being talked much about. Well, hopefully I can help change that!

I first stumbled upon this movie while wasting some time on twitter, where I found the official JAKE’S DEAD twitter page and followed it to the official JAKE’S DEAD Blog. There I found a synopsis and a teaser trailer and was instantly mesmerized and curious, wanting to see more. Now, with the first actual trailer available on the site, you can see just what I mean. Not only is it a really cool story and concept, but JAKE’S DEAD has amazing production value for being such a small film. Here’s the synopsis…

Jake’s Dead is a feature film being produced by Twisted Arrow Productions. Created by Jack Graham, Tylor Bohlman and Zac Cooper. The film stars Joe Bohn as Jake, along with his brother Mike played by Zachary Gossett, up agaist their dealer, played by Jake Lyall, as he shows them a thing or two about what it means to be a real addict. Featuring the super-drug RnJ, this Indy horror takes us from heaven to hell and back again. — Jake’s Dead Blog

For trailers, behind the scenes goodies and more, check out the Jake’s Dead Blog HERE. Also, head on over to the JAKE’S DEAD twitter page and friend @jakesdead to follow their progress and show your support for indie horror.