Things Crowdfunding Campaign

Filmmaker James Henry Hall is looking for support to help with the production of his new horror film "Things". Support independent horror!

From the Press Release April 28th, 2015

A moody and atmospheric horror film about a mysterious fortune-telling payphone directed by James Henry Hall ... Who is no stranger to the horror/thriller genre, his debut feature film, “SPIN” (A collaboration with his Uncle, Bret K. Hall) achieved critical acclaim, winning a multitude of awards at film festivals throughout the US and ABROAD, the most notable being, "The Festival Director's Pick" for BEST FEATURE FILM in the Salty Horror International Film Festival. They followed up "SPIN" with a horror short entitled, "HARBINGER" starring "The Conjuring's" Rose Bachtel. (The short is available via youtube) "THINGS" is a side project outside of that collaboration.

With all our proverbial heart, we hope you will partner with us to tell this tale … and help us make this MOVIE a reality … without Hollywood interference diluting what makes this story what it is.

Whether you share a good-will contribution, pre-order a copy of the finished film, or reel in one of our most exciting rewards, YOU ARE HELPING to tell a one-of-a-kind story.

Please help support THINGS by checking out the following link: igg.me/at/things/x/8730882

Podcast Episode 39

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In episode 39 we set our focus on some independently produces features from 2014. First up is "Coherence", a movie that forces us to ask the question, "could I permanently take out an alternate version of myself". Next up is "Honeymoon", a creepy little film that had Adam and Mike revisiting some childhood fears. We round out this threesome with "Starry Eyes", a feature that many critics have praised as one of the best of 2014 but do we agree? We also talk about what we've been watching, remake news and more. Enjoy!

Podcast Episode 33 - Halloween Special

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For this episode of Midnight Triple Feature we are celebrating Halloween by reviewing three low budget Halloween movies. We start with 1988's "Hack-o-Lantern". A film in which an incestuous grandfather converts his grandson into a satanist while the local teens are murdered by a demon masked killer. Next up is "Hollow Gate", a 1988 low rent low budget slasher film featuring a killer who enjoys changing costumes while stalking a group of teens on his large estate. Finally, we cap off the review portion with "Jack-O", a film about a giant pumpkinheaded demon thing stalking a young boy on Halloween Night while a group of inept adults attempt to protect him. We also list our top 5 movies to watch around Halloween that don't actually take place on Halloween. Enjoy!

Podcast Episode 20.5: Villanelle & The Taking

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In this bonus episode of Midnight Triple Feature we are reviewing two new independent horror films. First is 2012's "Villanelle" which follows a small town detective hunting a serial killer with the help of a recent victim. Next we review 2013's "The Taking". A man and a woman wake up in a forest with little to no memory of how they got there. They must escape before the family that put them there can sacrifice them to their hungry god.

You can find "Villanelle" at villanellemovie.com and "The Taking" at thetakingmovie.com