2025 - 95 Minutes - Horror - Producer
RELEASE: Screambox & VOD (June 10th)
DISTRIBUTED BY: Cineverse
FOREIGN SALES: Exit 44 Entertainment
2024/25 OFFICIAL FESTIVAL SELECTION: Grimmfest (Best Screenplay), Dance With Films (Best Midnight Feature), Fantaspoa
REVIEWS: B-Sides & Badlands | Father Son Holy Gore | Projected Figures | Love Horror | Horror Movies Uncut | Taliesin | The People’s Movies | Morbidly Beautiful | Voices From the Balcony | 25 Years Later Unseen Films | Sinister Cinema | Bloody Flicks | Nerdly
TRAILER & POSTER ANNOUNCEMENTS: Fangoria | Gizmodo | Bloody Disgusting (Release, Festival) | Flickering Myth | Horror Society
ANNOUNCEMENTS: Fangoria (Premiere, Guests) | Screen Daily | Screen Anarchy (Grimmfest, Fantaspoa) | Deadline | Culture Elixir | Horror Fuel Fears Mag | Horror Buzz | My Bloody Reviews | Horror Society | Pop Horror | The Movie Waffler
INTERVIEWS: Farrand On Film | Fears Magazine
In a world where vampire blood is harvested as a drug, two teenagers on the run from a dealer break into a house to find a girl locked inside.
This deconstructed Bloodsucker movie doubles as a grim analysis of substance dependency and its devastating blast radius. Sweating with the desperation of addiction and featuring a morally heinous villain for the ages, you won’t have seen a vampire film like it. BLEEDING producer Nicholas Santos thinks Grimmfest has described it perfectly: Raw. Authentic. Horrifying - The People’s Movies
As the title suggests, Bleeding flows with copious amounts of blood and biting and sucking. Andrew Bell uses horror mechanics to great effect, ably walking a tightrope between genres. It operates within the shadows between horror and drama. It’s never just one or the other. It’s always both. And that’s why it works on every level. Bell’s bold conversations here invite the viewer to engage with the material in a way that is both confrontational and sensitive. To have these discussions, a person needs to be able to face the truth without sacrificing emotion. It’s a perfect balance Bell hits right on the head — and he leaves no stone unturned. - B-Sides and Badlands
2025 - Psychological Thriller - Producer
SALES AGENT: Sublimity Entertainment
ANNOUNCEMENT: Variety - Cannes - Frontieres Buyers Showcase
The tragic story of Henry Samsa and his terminally-ill wife, Catherine. After failing to keep her dying wish, a series of supernatural events lead Henry to believe she's returned to get revenge. The only way to stop her is to do the unthinkable.
CAST: Devon Terrell (Rap Sh*t, Barry), Charlotte Hope (Game of Thrones, The Nun), Makenzie Leigh (Salem's Lot, The Assistant)
THE ARBORIST
2025 - Horror - Producer
SALES AGENT: XYZ Films
2025 OFFICIAL FESTIVAL SELECTION: Independent Film Festival Boston
A grief-stricken arborist and her son awaken a haunting when they begin felling trees at the estate of a mysterious recluse.
CAST: Lucy Walters, Hudson West, Will Lyman
2020 - 77 Minutes - Horror/Comedy - Writer/Director/Producer
AVAILABLE ON: TUBI | VOD | DVD
PREVIOUSLY ON: SHOWTIME | PARAMOUNT+ | SHUDDER | AMC+
DISTRIBUTED BY: Dark Sky Films / MPI Media
2020 OFFICIAL FESTIVAL SELECTION: Nightstream | Overlook | Boston Underground | Brooklyn Horror | Popcorn Frights | North Bend | Salem Horror | Nightmares | Fantaspoa | Grimmfest | Panic Fest | Other Worlds
REVIEWS: Projected Figures | Killer Horror Critic | Roger Ebert | Horror Obsessive | Dark Universe | Horror Buzz | Nerdly | B-Sides & Badlands Bloody Good Horror | Morbidly Beautiful | Film Craziest | Should I See It
INTERVIEWS: The Horror Channel | The Overlook Hour | New Horror Express | Where the Scary Things Are | Civil Gore | Pop Horror | Talkhouse | Texas Podcast Nightmare | Let’s Make a Horror Movie | Ginger Nuts of Horror | Columbia University | Cape Cod Times
ANNOUNCEMENTS: Screen Int | Bloody Disgusting | Dread Central What to Watch | Rue Morgue | Nightmarish Conjurings
While on Christmas vacation, Ashley tells her boyfriend Sam that she hopes to tie the knot and start a family, a thought that terrifies Sam. When the attractive and seemingly omnipresent Nolan shows up and alludes to potentially violent ties to Sam’s past, Sam’s world begins to close in around him in terrifying ways.
In his debut as a feature writer/director, Nicholas Santos demonstrates a sure hand at melding disparate tones. Utilizing deft transitions and long takes that allow the cast’s banter to flow naturally, he crafts a portrait of a couple on some very jagged rocks. Gould and Jackson have great anti-chemistry, while Anderson keeps us guessing as to whether his threat is real or a figment of Sam’s mind. Kyle I. Kelley’s inviting cinematography of the Cape Cod locations seamlessly incorporates odd and unsettling details (such as a freaky outdoor Christmas display), complementing a movie in which troubled romance seems consistently on the verge of turning into something bloodcurdling.
- Michael Gingold, Rue Morgue
UNCLE PECKERHEAD
2020 - 96 Minutes - Horror/Comedy - Producer
AVAILABLE ON: VOD | Amazon Prime | Fandor | Tubi | Blu-Ray
DISTRIBUTED BY: Epic Pictures / Dread Central Presents
2020 OFFICIAL FESTIVAL SELECTIONS: Panic Fest (Best of Fest) | Calgary Underground (Special Jury Prize Mention) | CineQuest | Tallgrass
Portland Horror (Audience Choice Award) | Florida Film Festival | Windy City Horrorama
REVIEWS: AV Club | Rotten Tomatoes | Bloody Disgusting | Film Threat | Nightmare on Film Street | Flickering Myth | JoBlo | Screen Zealots | Rue Morgue | Collider | Mama’s Geekly | Morbidly Beautiful | That Shelf | Film Inquiry | Horror DNA | Starburst | Horror Buzz | Modern Horrors
ANNOUNCEMENTS: Deadline | Bloody Disgusting | Dread Central | Nightmarish Conjurings | Rue Morgue | Fandor
As the bassist of the 3-piece punk-rock band, DUH, Judy dreams of quitting her job and touring full time. But when the band finds themselves on their first tour with a man-eating hillbilly for a roadie, the "gig life" is paved with nightmares and half-eaten bodies.