High Octane Pictures

Blood Myth (Movie Review)

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Written and directed by Sean Brown (Book of Monsters 2018) and Luke Gosling (Athena 2014) comes Blood Myth out on DVD and VOD through High Octane Pictures on Tuesday, November 5th, 2019. A Horror film in the vein of 1973’s The Wicker Man – part ... Read More

Killer Sofa (Movie Review)

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There is a certain peculiar terror that accompanies the premise of inanimate objects, such as furniture, gaining awareness and honing a desire to kill. While the idea itself is beyond absurd some films like 2010’s Rubber, or the more well-known John Carpenter 1983 film Christine ... Read More

Power of Grayskull (Documentary Review)

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The He-Man franchise has gone through many ups and downs since its inception. It had its peaks, like the classic 1980’s cartoon, and troughs like the 1987 Masters of the Universe film. There were spin-offs like She-Ra: Princess of Power, and a reboot to that ... Read More

3 Lives (Movie Review)

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Based on a story by Producer/Director Juliane Block (Kinks 2011, Train Station 2-15), fleshed out by Producer/Writer Wolf-Peter Arand (In the Gallery 2014, 8 Remains 2018), and due out on DVD and digital platforms from August 6th, 2019 via High Octane Pictures, 3 Lives aims ... Read More

Winterskin (Movie Review)

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Initially released at the Soho Horror Film Festival in London back in November of last year, the British film Winterskin gets a North American DVD release on Tuesday, May 21st thanks to High Octane Pictures.  Written and directed by Charlie Steeds (Escape From Cannibal Farm ... Read More

Dragon Mountain (Movie Review)

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Independent Fantasy film is not something we hear about often. The genre typically demands elaborate costumes, scenery, and mythical creatures that require very costly CGI. Shooting a Fantasy film on a budget is no easy task, but that is exactly what High Octane Picture’s Dragon ... Read More