Slasher Horror
Searching Meggan McCoy
Carpaten Chronicles I
...because God is asleep.
A naive young woman trusts a shady small-time crook to find her missing sister — in an abandoned mine full of mutant creatures.
Slasher Horror
Carpaten Chronicles I
...because God is asleep.
A naive young woman trusts a shady small-time crook to find her missing sister — in an abandoned mine full of mutant creatures.
Paranormal Horror Feature
You can save your soul, but you cannot save your life.
In this paranormal horror feature, Bosco, a Ugandan war survivor escapes deportation and seeks sanctuary in an abandoned villa hidden in a forgotten and almost deserted European village. However, he soon discovers that the sanctuary he longs for is fueled by the very violence he has spent his life trying to escape.
Exploitation Horror Thriller
Fear has a price.
In near-future Brisbane, a desperate director shoots a horror thriller inside the city’s gay leather and uniform scene, but after he cuts the story he was paid to erase, the abandoned film starts forcing itself into reality, turning deleted scenes into murders and dragging the crew into the nightmare they refused to film.
A compact development slate of raw, socially charged horror projects from Zell & Lloyd.
Investment Teaser · The RefugeeFor co-producers, sales partners, distributors and private investors
Zell & Lloyd develops compact, internationally positioned horror projects with strong genre hooks, social pressure points and controlled production ambitions. For the financing side, we are working with RMC Media Consult/Film Finance as a professional partner for film finance strategy and investor-facing structures.
For selected projects, we are exploring Standby Financing Commitments as a new tool for independent film financing: a conditional financing commitment designed to strengthen the package and help unlock additional funding without requiring immediate capital deployment.
The structure can support a first closing circle for projects such as The Refugee. If the commitment is later replaced by follow-on financing, the standby investor can be released from the commitment and receive a release fee from the producer side. In some cases, the commitment may also convert into a real investment once the project is production-ready and market partners are secured.
This is not a public investment offer. We share materials directly with suitable partners, co-producers, distributors and serious private investors.
Contact for Materials
Zell & Lloyd is an independent film production company from Berlin. We develop horror films that provoke, cut deep and refuse to look away. Our stories are raw, cinematic and built around social pressure points that do not disappear when the lights come back on.
Oliver Sartorius is a Berlin-based producer with a background in film, editing, compositing, documentary camera work and independent production. His work focuses on horror with attitude: direct, human, physical and uncompromising.
Oliver Sartorius
13359 Berlin
Germany
E-Mail: office(at)zellundlloyd.de
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