Rising Sun Media

In this Shakespearean crime drama, star-crossed lovers walk either side of the law, struggling to elevate themselves as the world pushes them down. Family, love, deceit, and violence paint the picture of Daniel, an unassuming hitman, and Elena, an unlikely rookie cop, in this stylized allegory of everyday characters walking through their world of crime and murder. Blood Empires is a wild and award-winning psychological drama, deliberate in its embrace of the 70s crime novel and shot in an...

A spaceship crashes on the outskirts of a small town, and one of its passengers -- a one-eyed monster with an insatiable appetite -- escapes. But luckily, its co-passenger Urp enlists the help of a local waitress to recapture the monster before it consumes every human in town! An affectionately nostalgic and hilarious homage to the sci-fi films of the 1950s.

After facing an Alien tribunal and forced to recount her life, Anne becomes haunted by the memories of her younger sister Karen, who mysteriously went missing, leaving Anne to navigate a series of bizarre events as her life began to fall apart. When she meets a young student named Ginger at an all-girls art school, they form a deep connection, and soon the relationship starts to reflect Anne's relationship with her missing sister. A sumptuous feast for the senses by way of The Rocky Horror...

"Philia" indicates an abnormal appetite and desire towards a person or thing Eleven internationally-acclaimed genre film directors explore how that abnormal love, pushing the limits of obsession and danger, can result in violent and unexpected endings in this new erotic horror anthology, featuring the creator of the UK's independent Trash Arts Films, Sam Mason Bell .

An exploration of modern feminism through the boundary-pushing films of badass female filmmakers working in the Pacific Northwest, exploring the topics of body horror, pregnancy, and scream queens, and includes one-on-one interviews and film clips by the filmmakers, who are drawn together in the spirit, passion, and the blood and guts of sisterhood.

Driven by an instinct she doesn't fully understand and haunted by memories of another life, Valerie prowls the night, guided by visions of a ghostly woman in black, a razor-wielding female prowls the night in her search for victims and for answers to her haunting nightmares, which she hopes will bring her face-to-face with her own existential truth.

An exploration of modern feminism through the boundary-pushing films of badass female filmmakers working in the Pacific Northwest, exploring the topics of body horror, pregnancy, and scream queens, and includes one-on-one interviews and film clips by the filmmakers, who are drawn together in the spirit, passion, and the blood and guts of sisterhood.

Aris, despairing and desperate, attempts to leave Greece on a rotting and barely seaworthy boat. After being rescued from drowning by the Coast Guard, he returns to his own ruined country as an outcast. There, he experiences every kind of transgression as an outsider of the new "system", where he now must live as a thief, a slave, and a murderer in this dystopian nightmare.

In the midst of shooting a low-budget horror film, in an abandoned orphanage in the middle of nowhere -- the crew inadvertently run afoul of a twisted family of sadistic killers who want to turn the group's horror flick into a blood-soaked reality show.

A "Blood-C" tale, based on the Manga series from the popular Production I.G and CLAMP in Japan; Set in Japan before World War II, a captain of the fascist Special Political Police (the "SPP") was murdered in a small village. During a brutal investigation conducted by the SPP, tensions between the SPP and villagers grow, and soon the conflict leads to violence -- and the sudden appearance of the mysterious, sword-wielding "Asura Girl"!

A high-octane women-in-horror anthology from leading independent, international genre filmmakers. Continuing the cutting edge tales of feminist-horror from the original "Built to Kill", this amped-up epic sequel pushes even more philosophical boundaries in the realm of horror, gore, comedy, action, and thrills, courtesy of leading independent filmmakers from France, Canada, and the USA, includes "No More God in Doctor", "Those Who Can Die", and "Nuke Them All".

A local landmark BBQ stand becomes the focus of a dogged investigation by the tenacious new female deputy when she realizes that multiple people have gone missing from the small town. She teams up with one of the town locals whose family disappeared 30 years before; and it becomes quickly evident that they might not be able to trust anyone else in town as bloody mayhem ensues.