Michele Hefner

This is a pseudo vintage, silent short adaptation of Mary Shelley's novel.

In this pseudo-vintage short film based on a short story, a stow-away aboard a voyage to America has secrets, and those secrets are killing people as talk of a vampire spread.

After a tragic accident, doctor Molly Reese is mistaken for a killer by the mob. Driven by grief, she embraces a new violent path, training herself to hunt and eliminate mobsters.

Two years have passed since the first infected walked the earth and the corn virus has spread across the globe. A group of survivors fight their way through a zombie infested world to reach a sanctuary named Homestead that can be their only hope for survival.

In the 1800s, Reine Warren made a supernatural bargain with the mysterious Twelve Symbols of Transcendence to escape death, trapsing her forever between the living and the dead on the land that became Blackridge Asylum. To regain her mortality, she must deliver 108 souls to the dark forces, and after generations of collecting victims, she is now only a few souls away from finishing her contract. On the night of a blood-red lunar eclipse, an unsuspecting group enters the abandoned institution to investigate its history, completely unaware they are walking into a deadly trap. Inside the breaking reality of Blackridge, the dead awaken, and before the night is over, Reine intends to collect her final victims.