Harry Penderecki, a once heralded horror auteur, finds himself on the outside looking in at Hollywood.

He hasn't had a hit film in years, and most in the industry, including his close friends, think he's washed up.

Harry is given one last chance to redeem himself with what could be his best or last picture. Brutal Massacre becomes just that, as the cast and crew find themselves battling one mishap after another as Harry struggles to keep his sanity against overwhelming resistance to finish the picture and find himself at the top once again.


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Malevolence: Bereavement is the first chapter in the horrific ten year odyssey of Martin Bristol, a 6 year old child, abducted from his backyard swing, and forced to witness the brutal crimes of a deranged madman.

If a child is taught only to hate, can their violent actions be considered evil?

Malevolence: Bereavement is a wrenching story of nature vs. nurture. A prequel to the original film, it's a dark and frightening examination of the cyclical and long term effects of violence.


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Homicide Detective jack Ridge is dying. But that isn’t stopping him from trying to solve a kidnapping. Concealing his illness, he stays on to continue the struggle to solve the case.

Several girls who’ve gone missing have turned up dead, and Jack knows he doesn’t have much time. But the case has dragged on for months, and Jack has all but given up hope when 9 year old Rebecca provides the clues which can catch the killer.

Unaware of the secret that she’s carrying, Rebecca is tormented by nightmares and vision she can’t understand. While undergoing therapy, her psychiatrist uncovers the root of her fear, the memory of a horrific murder. But the identity of the victim is the most shocking of all. When Jack learns how the girl’s story was acquired, it challenges everything he believes.

Jack dismisses her account until an incident reveals her story to be irrefutable. The events that follow will change Jack forever, and prove to him that there’s a reason and purpose to every life.

Following the death of two co-workers under mysterious circumstances, hundreds of contractors renovating a defunct Pennsylvania Steel Mill refuse to re-enter the building, claiming it to be possessed by supernatural forces. To prove the building is safe and suppress the worker's irrational fears, Roland Industrial hires world renowned skeptic and paranormal debunker John Turner to lead an investigation into their claims and prove once and for all there’s no such thing as ghosts.

John is joined by a team of paranormal researchers, eager to finally investigate what looks like a real haunting. It doesn’t take long for John’s skepticism to be put to the test, as he comes face to face with horrifying evidence of the supernatural, and for once has trouble coming up with a rational explanation. Nothing will dissuade him from attempting to uncover the truth behind the disturbances, but even he couldn’t possibly have conceived of what lies within these walls, as he goes from hardened skeptic, to terrified believer!

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Malevolence 3 is the final, terrifying chapter of the franchise written and directed by award winning director Stevan Mena.

Malevolence 3 documents the journey of Martin Bristol back to where it all began, the place he was kidnapped from many years ago.

Malevolence 3 closes out the trilogy with a frightening and tragic script, bringing to a close the final chapter of Martin Bristol, and his odyssey from kidnap victim at age 6, to a ruthless, mindless killer.

Malevolence 3 follows Special Agent Perkins in his pursuit of the whereabouts of Martin Bristol, believed to be responsible for multiple murders and on the loose. Perkins tracks Martin down to where it all began, the home he was kidnapped from.

The family that currently resides in the home has no idea of the terror that is lurking just outside their window. Martin returns home, but he isn’t the same person that left. Gone is any comprehension of the difference between good and evil. Can Perkins find Martin before it’s too late, and he kills again?