Our passion for horror cinema is deeply intertwined with our commitment to character-driven narratives. As avid lovers of horror, we imbue our work with influences from the diverse spectrum of horror cinema. Our creations are a testament to our dedication to blending rich storytelling and well-crafted characters with the unique and varied aspects of the horror genre. This approach is not just a creative choice; it's the cornerstone of our philosophy.

— The Founders

The Hellgate

We Lived

In the aftermath of a catastrophic event, a virus that appeared to target anyone under the age of twenty years and past the age of thirty, the world’s population consists only of those in their third decade. Unable to reproduce and carrying a virus waiting to kill them on their 30th birthday, those left behind create family where they can find it, living a life with a literal expiration date, knowing when, and how, they will die.

The stalwart Luke, his nurturing wife Amanda, the irreverent Oliver, the melancholy Sadie, and the young and optimistic Nathan have escaped the horror of their pasts and found each other in a world that keeps turning, even after an apocalypse. Each struggle in their own ways, both with the losses they’ve suffered and the certainty of death before them, but are doing all they can to stave off fear, loneliness, and despair together.

A man arrives to their neighborhood heralding an idea, already played out in other communities, of an event, a party, where those in attendance celebrate their lives and what it means to feel alive together one last time...and then taking their own lives before dawn.

Library

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    Good Works

    Good Works was BloodScribe’s first short film and submission to the 2019 Fright Film Competition in Cincinnati, Ohio. The story follows Sam, a seemingly ordinary woman who wakes up to being haunted by eyeless, heartless ghosts.

    Good Works won Best Screenplay, Best makeup, and Best Editing in the competition and was an official selcetion in the 2020 Nightmares Film Festival in Columbus, Ohio

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    Bells

    Bells is a proof of concept short film about a town with a dark secret. Every year the townsfolk must perform a specific ritual on Christmas Eve to enjoy their quaint and unassuming life.

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    What It Takes

    What It Takes is a story about Vic, who accepts an interview after conversing in an online community with what he believes to be a real vampire. There are rules to this interview that Vic must not break, or lose the opportunity he's dreamt about, his entire life.

    What It Takes has won several Awards and has been screened at multiple US and international Film Festivals around the globe.

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    We Lived

    In the aftermath of a catastrophic event, a virus that appeared to target anyone under the age of twenty years and past the age of thirty, the world’s population consists only of those in their third decade. Unable to reproduce and carrying a virus waiting to kill them on their 30th birthday, those left behind create family where they can find it, living a life with a literal expiration date, knowing when, and how, they will die.

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    The Hellgate

    Trying, and failing, to break into the YouTube vlogesphere, Stacey and Lilian accidentally capture images of a real ghost while lamenting their failures. Upon investigation, they invite evil into their lives that until now, only existed in the music and movies they loved.