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Ash Mountain Films Announce Crowdfunding Campaign For “Mask Of The Devil”

Ash Mountain Films, the same company behind films such as Dogged and Nefarious, has now launched their crowdfunding campaign for their new 80’s style supernatural slasher film Mask of the Devil, set in the seedy world of pornography. Set in West Africa, in the late 19th Century, the centers on a British explorer who pillages a sacred ceremonial mask with supernatural powers from its tribal home. In present-day England, a fiery young woman named Mary takes a job at a low-rent pornographer in order to gain financial independence from her overbearing parents. When the “Mask of the Devil” finds its way on to set, it wreaks havoc and unleashes unimaginable carnage. Will Mary and her new acquaintances be able to defeat the entity and banish the curse of the Mask of the Devil…?” The film promises to focus on themes relating to the consumption of independent productions in both horror and pornography demographics – and cast members are being revealed

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Kelli Marchman McNeely
Dec 14, 2020
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Are You Ready to Travel Into the Black Abyss?

Talented fright flick filmmaker Daniel Mark Young (who’s short film For Her… I examined right here) has launched an Indiegogo campaign to raise the dough necessary to bring us a new slice of putrid pie called Into the Black Abyss: Deathstream! Here’s the skinny straight from the film’s campaign page: “Into the Black Abyss: Deathstream takes a lot of influences from many different sub-genres of Horror, Including “Found Footage”, “Point of View Horror”, “Tech Horror”, “Home Invasion” and “Cult Horror” The Movie follows Zach a 28 Year old online Gamer who makes a living streaming his gameplay videos online. One night during a live stream things get a little strange. Viewers see faces at his window, odd noises can be heard outside his house and as things go from bad to worse when a group of masked individuals break into his home. Zach captures the events on camera, streamed live to anyone who happens to be watching. Soon it becomes

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DanXIII
Oct 9, 2020
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Crowdfunding Cynema

Do I Or Don’t I? There are crowdfunding sites for films, projects, medical issues, video games, bankruptcy, personal hardships and well…one for making potato salad. What does Cynema have to do with crowdfunding? After all, it’s about people pursuing their dreams, correct? Maybe. Some of that is legit. I am focusing on the film projects. Thousands of folks out there have turned to The Internet to get their movie funded. Kickstarter, Indie Go Go and Go Fund Me have bloomed as filmmakers go to these sites, set financial goals and lobby for donors. I’ve followed several of these ventures on Twitter. They spend their day lobbying followers to help them make their daily financial goals to make “their dream” come true. They offer “packages” that give the title of “producer” to their films. This is ball busting work and to be sure has pissed off a legion of followers with the constant time line shake downs. Some of these filmmakers

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Capt McNeely
Nov 17, 2015

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Ash Mountain Films Announce Crowdfunding Campaign For “Mask Of The Devil”

Ash Mountain Films, the same company behind films such as Dogged and Nefarious, has now launched their crowdfunding campaign for their new 80’s style supernatural slasher film Mask of the Devil, set in the seedy world of pornography. Set in West Africa, in the late 19th Century, the centers on a British explorer who pillages a sacred ceremonial mask with supernatural powers from its tribal home. In present-day England, a fiery young woman named Mary takes a job at a low-rent pornographer in order to gain financial independence from her overbearing parents. When the “Mask of the Devil” finds its way on to set, it wreaks havoc and unleashes unimaginable carnage. Will Mary and her new acquaintances be able to defeat the entity and banish the curse of the Mask of the Devil…?” The film promises to focus on themes relating to the consumption of independent productions in both horror and pornography demographics – and cast members are being revealed

Continue reading →
Kelli Marchman McNeely
Dec 14, 2020
Horror Fuel

Are You Ready to Travel Into the Black Abyss?

Talented fright flick filmmaker Daniel Mark Young (who’s short film For Her… I examined right here) has launched an Indiegogo campaign to raise the dough necessary to bring us a new slice of putrid pie called Into the Black Abyss: Deathstream! Here’s the skinny straight from the film’s campaign page: “Into the Black Abyss: Deathstream takes a lot of influences from many different sub-genres of Horror, Including “Found Footage”, “Point of View Horror”, “Tech Horror”, “Home Invasion” and “Cult Horror” The Movie follows Zach a 28 Year old online Gamer who makes a living streaming his gameplay videos online. One night during a live stream things get a little strange. Viewers see faces at his window, odd noises can be heard outside his house and as things go from bad to worse when a group of masked individuals break into his home. Zach captures the events on camera, streamed live to anyone who happens to be watching. Soon it becomes

Continue reading →
DanXIII
Oct 9, 2020
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Crowdfunding Cynema

Do I Or Don’t I? There are crowdfunding sites for films, projects, medical issues, video games, bankruptcy, personal hardships and well…one for making potato salad. What does Cynema have to do with crowdfunding? After all, it’s about people pursuing their dreams, correct? Maybe. Some of that is legit. I am focusing on the film projects. Thousands of folks out there have turned to The Internet to get their movie funded. Kickstarter, Indie Go Go and Go Fund Me have bloomed as filmmakers go to these sites, set financial goals and lobby for donors. I’ve followed several of these ventures on Twitter. They spend their day lobbying followers to help them make their daily financial goals to make “their dream” come true. They offer “packages” that give the title of “producer” to their films. This is ball busting work and to be sure has pissed off a legion of followers with the constant time line shake downs. Some of these filmmakers

Continue reading →
Capt McNeely
Nov 17, 2015