Dead Guys Cinema

Father Frank, a devoted priest, discovers the secret diary of his friend, Father Richard, which describes his strange double life. Father Richard is a highly respected priest and counselor at an all boys' college. But in the shadows of insanity he is a psychopathic serial killer responsible for the strangulation murders of over 80 young men and boys. The diary recounts his troubled childhood and adolescence and the circumstances which lead to his sick transition from a loving father figure to a perverted masked maniac.

Five years ago when Christian sold his soul to the dark powers of Samuel he was promised a life free of guilt and no recollection of his sins. A world where a small cabal of handsome killers, Zombies, seduce and pray upon innocent men at will. "Zombies" follows Christian on a downward spiral as his memory awakens from the numb life he's grown accustomed to. His past causes the line between madness and sanity to blur. Taunted by the young men he brutally killed, misunderstood by his best friend, Jason, and victimized by his chief rival, Cain, Christian seeks refuge in the supporting embrace of Matthew. Christian is forced to choose between a life of absolute power or abandon his dark existence and walk the Earth as a mortal.

Greg, the killer photographer from the popular original Model Kill, is back, but this time he gets an unwelcome bit of his own at the hands of one of his victims, who then takes his place, charming one victim, ah, subject after another. One by one, the young hopefuls walk into the studio, but they never walk out. None of them dream that putting themselves in the hands of the seemingly professional photographer will be the last decision of their lives. But the demons that posses him drive him to seek the perfect shot of a beautiful, young corpse. With even more guys, more victims than the original, Model Kill, The Return is one film you're sure to die for!

Third movie in the Model Kill franchise.

Someone is killing off all the hot guys in the neighborhood, their mutalated bodies turning up throughout Jackson Street. Slake and his dim-witted partner, Caleb work their way through an assortment of exotic dancers, delivery boys and corporate lawyers. Investigating the gruesome murders is detective Jared Stone who is prepared to find out who the killer is

Greg is witty and charming, and has a trendy urban loft. He uses his charm to seek out unsuspecting aspiring models who want nothing more than to further their careers. But Greg has other plans for these young men. Watch as Greg's obsession for the "perfect shot" spins out of control into murder and madness that even he may not be able to escape.

Renowned photographer Nathan Smythe has come up with what he believes will be his greatest work yet, a book devoted entirely to artful pictures of beautiful young men dying or just at the moment of death. And so, with the help of his assistant Jasper he begins photographing models hanging, shot by arrows, as gladiators dying in the arena, as victims of strangulations, as street toughs losing knife fights, etc. Only problem is, Nathan, Jasper, and new assistant Zachary are all psychopaths whose fascination with death and killing goes way beyond mere art. And, really, just who is manipulating who? It becomes hard to tell as we journey down the ever-darker path to full-on insanity with these three killers and their hapless victims.

Nick shares an apartment with his two good friends. Nick, obsessed with horror films and serial killers, is always convinced he's in the middle of one. His two roommates have learned to live with his odd behavior and sometimes even find it amusing. When the apartment building gets a new handyman, "Breno", Nick's imagination goes into overdrive. His friends are intrigued by Breno's dark good looks and elusive demeanor while Nick is convinced they have a serial killer in their midst. It's not long before a series of misunderstandings, nightmares and mistaken identities send all four guys into a tailspin of darkness and classic horror violence. Who knew apartment life could be so dangerous?