Author: cfulsterjava

  • Martha’s Notebook: Samuel & Jordan

    Martha’s Notebook:
    Samuel & Jordan

    A proof-of-concept short film connected to the books (still being written), Martha’s Notebook: A Zombie Apocalypse Trilogy, this short has already won awards internationally, along with receiving multiple other accolades from Official Selections, Honorable Mentions, Semi-Finalists, and Finalists.

    Samuel and Jordan, along with their friends, Mia and Derek, are enjoying a camping trip before AI-controlled zombies devastate their trip. The green-glowing microchipped monsters chase the group as they snatch who they can. What tactics can these intelligent zombies use to wipe this small group out?

    As of April 21, Martha’s Notebook: Samuel & Jordan has won the following awards:

    • “Best Horror” – Swedish International Film Festival
    • “Best Horror Film” – Caravan International Film Festival
    • “Best Horror Film” – Critics Society Film Festival
    • Finalist for “Best Short Film” – Golden Bridge Istanbul Short Film Festival
    • Semi-Finalist for “Best Indie Short” & “Best Horror Short” – Indie Short Fest
    • Semi-Finalist for “Horror Shorts Competition” – Venezia Shorts Italy
    • Honorable Mention for “Horror Film” – Beyond Border International Film Festival
    • Honorable Mention for “Best Short Film” – Athens International Monthly Art Film Festival
    • Honorable Mention for “All Categories” – East Village New York Film Festival

    This list does not include “Nominations” or “Official Selections.”

  • Last Look

    Last Look (teaser trailer below)

    Our micro-budget indie short film, Last Look, is a horror found-footage/influencer post-style film. Created on a $10k budget and only 5 days of filming in Evergreen, Colorado at the coffee shop, Java Groove.

    This film contains many cameos from influencers, one from Eduardo Sanchez, the co-director of The Blair Witch Project, and another horror icon that we contractually cannot disclose at this time. You’ll need to wait and watch the film to find out who they are.

    The film is a combination of Paranormal Activity and Jumanji, where a coffee shop owner, Jason, becomes unknowingly caught in a demonic battle card game. Finding the cards randomly around the coffee shop, Jason slowly becomes aware that his life may be in danger as the objects, ideas, and creatures from the cards enter his world. When Jason discovers how the card game ended up in his cafe, he learns that this game can take more than just your sanity.

    Currently, we’re shopping around the rights with a couple distribution companies for international streaming along with national and international theatrical runs, meaning this project could be coming to theaters this year.

    We’re working on a small line of merch to go along with the movie. Stay tuned for that.