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THE DOOMS CHAPEL HORROR – Review

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The Dooms Chapel Horror – Review

By Lynn Sorel

Rating: 7 out of 10

Synopsis: Blamed for the death of his celebrated older brother, young Kyle Cole is tormented by members of the community. Kyle’s parents, succumbing to their grief, abruptly send Kyle away to be raised by distant relatives. Now Kyle is a young man on the verge of graduating from college. He is joined by his girlfriend Mandy, and Tanner, a young documentary filmmaker, as he travels back to Kaler Mills to make peace with his mother and father. A mysterious man, Jordan, that Kyle crossed paths with before leaving, has also been waiting for his return. Jordan plans to fulfill an evil pact, and to finish the ritual with Kyle, whether he wants to or not. read more

John Holt’s THE DOOMS CHAPEL HORROR on DVD Today

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The Dooms Chapel Horror is on DVD and various platforms today. John Holt directs the film, which is written by Jason Turner and stars Bill Oberst Jr., Joshua Mark Robinson, Shaun Gerardo and Wendy Kneeling.
You can view the trailer and full press release below.

Paducah, Kentucky – The indie horror title The Dooms Chapel Horror is set for a wide release. This title, from director John William Holt and writer Jason Turner, will be available on DVD and through Video-on-demand formats this week. This feature focuses on the character Kyle Cole, his return to a small town and a strange group – with nefarious plans. As well, the film stars Bill Oberst Jr., Joshua Mark Robinson, Shaun Gerardo and Wendy Kneeling. A preview of the film’s home entertainment launch is hosted here. read more

Devilworks drops Official Trailer & Poster for ‘Valley Of The Sasquatch’

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Devilworks drops Official Trailer & Poster for ‘Valley Of The Sasquatch’ 

The Genre specialists have boarded The October People’s bigfoot horror ‘Valley Of The Sasquatch’ directed by John Portanova for International distribution. 

Reviewed by Fangoria as ”Intense, Scary & Beautiful”, The film won Best Horror Feature at the Toronto Independent and Idaho Horror Film Festivals and Best Cinematography at the Horrible Imaginings and Crimson Screen Film Festivals after screening at Festivals such as Seattle Int’l, Buffalo Dreams Fantastic, Nevermore, Another Hole in the Head, Spooky Movie Horror and Macabre Film Faire – to name a few.  read more