HOUSE OF FEAR was set up to act as a home for creative people interested in the horror genre. Not since Hammer Films in the 1960’s has a production company been so active in so many areas. As a company we develop, produce and distribute independent horror films, both in the UK, USA and internationally. The aim of the company is to be totally self sufficient where we will take on a project and produce it to the point where we can distribute the film through many areas within the UK and the USA be it on DVD or our own television station at www.houseoffear.tv

HOUSE OF FEAR aim is to act similar to the old Hollywood studio system of the 30’s & 40’s where we will handle all aspects of film production. From providing actors, crew, equipment & facilities for our films or to other producers who may need our help, to the point where they can even arrange duplication through the company’s own duplication centre at the time of distribution through House of Fear’s internet sales company at www.hofdist.com

HOUSE OF FEAR will be producing a numbers of films over the next twelve months which we hope will appeal to the horror watching audience. These will include (The Raven series) "Evil Calls" and "Back to Hell", a gothic tale about legendry a second ocultist Aleister Crowley. "Eldarado" the sotry of a mythical town in the desert. The first British film shot in 3D. This will be followed by "Wolfman 3D" and mobile, a film by John Luton of "Dead Man Running" fame. Later in the year House Of Fear will also be producing the comic book fantasy "Watchmen of Hellgate" there will also be a second installment of Kannibal before filming Sherlock Holmes in 3D.

Later in the Year HOUSE OF FEAR will be anouncing the theatrical release of Britins first £D film "Eldarado".

From December HOUSE OF FEAR distribution will be releasing it's first set of films with "Evil Calls", "Kannibal" and "Killers Kiss" through various outletsas well as House of Fears own official website.

HOUSE OF FEAR will be holding it's first film convention and film festival in December.

 

Richard Driscoll