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"You can save your soul, but you can not save your life"

Paranormal Gore

In this disturbing paranormal experience of Gore, Bosco, a haunted survivor of Uganda’s brutal civil war, flees to Europe seeking redemption and peace. Stumbling upon an abandoned villa he believes to be a divine refuge. He soon discovers it is infested with malevolent, vengeful ghosts. As the line between his haunted past and the villa’s deadly horrors blurs, he must now face a brutal fight for survival against the viscous spirits threatening his new home.

Story: Oliver Sartorius and Jimmy Mugambe

"Down there, millions hear your scream."

Slasher Horror - Carpaten Chronicles I

A naive young woman trusts a shady small-time crook to find her missing sister - in an abandoned mine full of mutant creatures.

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In the horror movie “Searching Meggan McCoy”, the greed-driven, misanthropic disrespect for our environment gives birth to deadly monsters. In her quest to find her sister, the naive Maisie overcomes love, death, and betrayal.

The young Maisie McCoy, having drifted into an esoteric world due to heartbreak, gets her last chance to regain control of her life. In a remote Romanian village, she is supposed to help her older sister ,journalist Meggan, along with three other environmental activists, to uncover a toxic waste scandal. However, Meggan does not show up at the agreed meeting point.

In the secretive village, they encounter a hostile wall of silence. No one remembers Meggan. But when the group meets the charming outsider Tom, a shady small-time crook, the gullible Maisie instantly falls for him because he promises to help them find Meggan. He claims to have led Meggan to an old abandoned mine in the forest a few days ago. To the village inhabitants, this mine is cursed, the gate to hell. Here they start their search.

In the depths of the mine, a deadly odyssey begins. Millions of mutant isopod creatures lurk here, reacting to sounds like spiders to vibrations in their web. Their victims are paralyzed with a hallucinogenic substance, then penetrated by thousands and eaten alive from the inside. Relentlessly, they hunt the group through labyrinthine tunnels and shafts. In their search for the exit from the hellish mine, Denis, Bert, and Elna die in agony, always observed by mysterious gazes. The revelation that Tom was not only ordered to eliminate environmental activist Meggan but also her peers comes too late for Maisie. In a desperate fight for life and death, she is overwhelmed by Tom. At the last second, a vengeful angel appears – Meggan destroys Tom. Hand in hand, the reunited sisters leave the mine.

Developed by Zell & LLoyd

Written by Heiner Rosch [Die Rechnung, Freddys Tod u.a.]

"The horror you get is very real."

Slasher

Just before Cassie's wedding, a party at her manic fiancé's house turns into a deadly trap after a mysterious call.

Developed by Zell & LLoyd

Written by Heiner Rosch [Die Rechnung, Freddys Tod u.a.]

"When you must fight to live, you must live to fight."

Paranormal Horror

When Brooke discovers an ancient hourglass with swirling black sand during a visit to her fiancé's estranged family estate in Ireland, she unwittingly triggers a malevolent curse. Trapped in a nightmarish race against time, she must unravel the estate's dark secrets and confront vengeful spirits before the hourglass runs dry, unleashing unimaginable horror upon the world.

Developed by Zell & LLoyd

Written by Jonny Badurina

"Bound by blood, hunted by pride."

Slasher

A young man grows up in the mob and works very hard to advance himself through the ranks. He enjoys his life of money and luxury, but is oblivious to the horror that he causes.

One night he gets chased and caught with his bodies by a mop of sadistic skins. A nightmarish long torture extinguishes his crew. Will he survive?

Developed by Zell & LLoyd

You Can Save Your Soul

A visceral, paranormal gore experience seeking bold private investors.

The Story

Haunted Ugandan war survivor Bosco flees to Europe, only to confront vengeful ghosts in an abandoned villa. As his past trauma collides with brutal paranormal horrors, Bosco faces an impossible fight for survival.

Why Invest?

• High-ROI potential: Horror films deliver some of the highest returns in cinema history.
• International appeal: Blending African backstory with European gothic horror.
• Festival and streaming targets: Aiming for top-tier horror festivals and platforms like Shudder, Netflix, and Prime Video.

The Journey

We are offering select private investors the chance to join our bold, unapologetic horror project. Producer credits, profit shares, and insider access await.

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In the outskirts of a European city, BOSCO performs a ritual, burying fruit and pouring liquor as an offering to the Lao spirits, praying for strength on his journey.

A brutal massacre rips through an African village. In slow motion, ...

“You can save your soul, but you can not save your life”

90 min Paranormal Gore

LOG-LINE:
In this disturbing paranormal experience of Gore, Bosco, a haunted survivor of Uganda’s brutal civil war, flees to Europe seeking redemption and peace. Stumbling upon an abandoned villa he believes to be a divine refuge. He soon discovers it is infested with malevolent, vengeful ghosts. As the line between his haunted past and the villa’s deadly horrors blurs, he must now face a brutal fight for survival against the vicious spirits threatening his new home.


VISION STATEMENT:
This film explores the destructive impact of misinformation driven by gossip, showing how unchecked rumors distort the truth, damage relationships, and influence perceptions, ultimately highlighting the far-reaching consequences of blind belief on individuals and communities.


STORY SUMMARY:
Bosco, a war survivor and refugee, seeks a fresh start in Europe, avoiding others due to his distrust of humanity. One night, a tense incident with a policeman leads him to an abandoned villa hidden deep in the woods—an offer that feels too perfect to refuse. He begins to explore the house and gradually makes it his home.
But as he ventures deeper into the surrounding woods, Bosco begins to uncover signs that this place is not a safe haven but is, in fact, haunted by a sinister mystery. His discovery quickly spirals into a living nightmare as vengeful spirits emerge, intent on destroying him. After a terrifyingly close encounter with a ghost, Bosco loses his tongue and is so gravely injured that he is dying. The ghosts make one thing terrifyingly clear—leaving the house means certain death. Elsie, an elderly Christian woman, is on a mission to finally put an end to the curse that haunts the area. Upon arriving at the villa, she finds Bosco on the brink of death. She tends to his wounds, helping him recover.
With Elsie's knowledge of the villa’s dark history, they set out to uncover the source of the haunting. She explains to Bosco that the curse was placed long ago by a migrant woman from Uganda—a victim of the town’s cruel gossip and inhumane treatment. When a deadly fever swept through the area, the townspeople became convinced that she was responsible for their suffering. Blamed for their misfortunes, she was mercilessly locked away in the villa’s basement and left to starve. And her rage gave birth to a powerful curse, one that ultimately claimed the lives of nearly everyone in the villa and the nearby village. Now, the ghosts of the cursed souls roam freely, spreading their darkness and terror.

Together, Bosco and Elsie embark on a menacing quest to banish the evil spirits, believing that uncovering the truth is their only hope for salvation. But as the villa's horrific truths unravel, Bosco learns a grim reality—not all souls seek redemption. Some thrive on destruction, and the price of salvation may be far greater than he can bear.


CLOSING STATEMENT:
You can save your soul, but not your life—and both demand sacrifice. This story takes the audience on a journey filled with intense gore and unexpected terror at every turn—a truly horrific experience designed to push viewers out of their comfort zones. With high-quality cinematography, immersive sound design, and stunning special effects, the film brings intense visuals to life, leaving a lasting impression long after the credits roll. It delivers exactly what fans of the genre crave.

CAST & Crew

Producer: Till Werron and Oliver Sartorius

Story: Oliver Sartorius and Jimmy Mugambe

Script: Jimmy Mugambe

Director of Photography: Sönke Hansen

CGI and SFX Supervisor: Jochen Lincke

SFX Make-Up: Nil Alina Klausmann

Composer: Sven Gerrlich

Editor: Thorsten Königs

Cast: Kobe Boateng; Jessica Sy, Tim Beck ...

Impressum

Oliver Sartorius
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Germany

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The Refugee
**A STORY SUMMARY**

In the outskirts of a European city, BOSCO performs a ritual, burying fruit and pouring liquor as an offering to the Lao spirits, praying for strength on his journey.

A brutal massacre rips through an African village. In slow motion, we witness unspeakable violence, homes burned, and lives lost. In the midst of the chaos, a young man sprints through the smoke and gunfire. He doesn't look back. As he disappears into the horizon, the title appears:

**THE REFUGEE**

Bosco, a war survivor now fleeing the nightmares of his past, embarks on a long journey that takes him across borders in search of peace, refuge, and redemption. This search leads him to the cold, isolating environment of Europe, where he finds himself caught in a web of isolation and paranoia.

He arrives in Europe, but the cold, quiet land only deepens his loneliness. An interaction with a homeless man offering unsolicited advice leaves him only further disillusioned. He drifts from train stations to empty roads, avoiding contact with others, too wary to trust.

Far away, in a forgotten European village nestled deep in the countryside, where gossip and superstition still rule, a recent scandal has rattled the community: a grieving widower named Carl remarried too quickly after the death of his wife. His new bride, whom he finds on the internet through a mail-order agency, is Grace—a kind and graceful African woman who arrives in the village with hopes of a better life.

But when she mysteriously falls ill from a virus, the village turns on her. Whispers of witchcraft spread like wildfire. The villagers, relentlessly steered by a woman named Elsie—desperate to avoid scandal and protect their reputation—lock Grace away in a basement, out of sight, out of mind. She dies there, alone, afraid, and full of rage. Her unjust death curses the village. This cruel act of selfish self-preservation sets off the dark curse that haunts and decimates the small village.

Bosco finally stumbles into this very village. He sits on a weathered bench as Grace appears, performing a strange water ritual. She is dressed in traditional African clothing and walks through the deserted streets, sprinkling water and softly humming an ancient song. She sings in an ancient tongue. When she encounters Bosco, she studies him carefully before welcoming him with kind eyes and a warm smile: “You belong here.” Drawn by something—a need, perhaps even destiny—Bosco stays.

Not far off, Mickey, a muscle-bound, cocky former city cop now stuck in the countryside, is lost and frustrated when he spots Bosco. Craving action and determined to prove his worth, Mickey chases him through the woods. But Bosco moves like a shadow, quickly finding a safe vantage point. Mickey loses him, crashing through the woods with brute force and energy, like a truck, cursing under his breath.

Bosco finds his fate steering him toward a mysterious villa on the edge of the forest. Bathed in seductive moonlight, the villa seems to call to him with an otherworldly attraction, as though it holds the secrets to both salvation and redemption.

The building is old but still in good shape, its walls covered in Celtic markings, broken talismans, and strange symbols. After discovering a makeshift campsite in the attic, Bosco starts to get comfortable with his surroundings. In the echoing silence of the woods, the empty halls and dusty rooms of the villa, he gathers what he can to survive and protect himself as he builds up his new home. He sets traps, simple alarms, and gathers supplies from the abandoned homes in the nearby village. The villa becomes both his sanctuary and refuge.

His journey becomes a desperate fight not only for survival but also for a chance at redemption, with his mind torn between the brutality of his past and the hope for a new start.

On some days and nights, the shadows move on their own and flicker into strange shapes, as the wind whispers his name. Bosco tries to ignore it—it’s all in his head. To survive, he must forgive himself. He must heal.

Bosco’s days blur into one another as he lives off the land, in the best place to avoid people: an abandoned villa in an abandoned village. He scavenges food and supplies as he carefully expands his knowledge of his surroundings, setting a network of traps and makeshift alarms. However, strange things keep happening: voices in the wind, dreams that feel like memories, and strange shapes darting through the trees as the boundaries between the natural and the supernatural dissolve.

Elsie, driven to religion by her guilt, is convinced her final purpose is to return to the village and clean up the mess she made. The death of her husband—an event that seals her loneliness, with everyone she knows now dead—is the final sign. She packs up what she needs and boards a rickety bus for the village.

Deep in the forest, Bosco stumbles upon a horrific sight: the mutilated body of Jimmy, a famous YouTuber who had come to the village for content. Jimmy’s corpse lies next to a chained cauldron marked with occult symbols. The scene is grotesque. Bosco suspects a beast—but beasts don’t frighten him. He’s faced far worse from humankind. Nothing will stop him from protecting his fragile claim to peace.

Battle-ready, Bosco rushes back to the villa and strengthens his defenses: more traps, protective charms, and recently learned voodoo rituals. Still, a lingering fear grows in the back of his mind.

Soon after, Mickey reappears in the woods. He’s investigating, and the trail of traps and alarms he stumbles upon only confirms his suspicions. Bosco, tracking the intruder, witnesses Mickey being torn apart by something unseen—a flash of fury. An event that further proves to Bosco that he is not alone in these woods. Bosco returns to the villa to get battle-ready. It’s now or never. But when Bosco returns later to the scene of the crime, Mickey’s body is gone.

In similar fashion, the monster attacks Bosco. It’s fast and violent—more shadow than flesh. He’s brutally injured, barely making it back to the villa. Bloodied and weak, he tends to his wounds and collapses.

He wakes tied to a bed in the attic. Elsie, the elderly villager, chants prayers over him—it’s an exorcism. In a surreal haze where dreams bleed into reality, the exorcism triggers a confession through violent visions of Bosco’s past: child soldiers, fire, torture, and guilt. The room shakes. The shadows morph menacingly. But Elsie keeps praying. Bosco embraces the end.

When Bosco wakes again, he’s free. His wounds are bandaged, but the house is violently shaking from the unseen forces outside. Bosco, still wounded but driven, drags himself through the villa, scrambling to hold back whatever horrors are clawing at the outside. Elsie offers no help—only words, preaching as the house trembles around them.

Through the chaos, Elsie finally reveals the village’s dark secret during a moment of fragile connection: they’ve always feared outsiders—but feared scandal even more. Grace paid the price, sealed away like a shameful secret. A mistake in her history that has now become her destiny to correct. And now, through what Elsie calls an act of God, it’s a fate she and Bosco must share.

Elsie proclaims Bosco’s new purpose: only by releasing Grace’s spirit can they begin to heal their broken souls. She offers it as a path to redemption—an offer too meaningful for Bosco to turn away. With new resolve, he agrees—not just for Grace, but for himself. One step closer to burying the past—and maybe, just maybe, saving what’s left of his own soul.
Redemption.

The storm rages. The sky darkens.** Bosco and Elsie descend into the basement. There, they find the chained remains of Grace. Her spirit appears, screaming, “You cannot be saved!” The air turns cold. The lights flicker. Grace vanishes.

Elsie pleads for the proper burial of the cursed soul. Outside, she prays with fierce determination as Bosco watches, entranced, while the flames dance. Victory—maybe. Suddenly, the vessels pop open, and the fire is sucked into the air, vanishing as if consumed by something unseen.

The cursed village finally shows its true face: spirits rise from the darkness to encircle the villa and Bosco. Then comes the creature—a hideous beast stitched together from the village’s guilt, sins, and cowardice. It moves like rot and shadow, its eyes full of hate.

Bosco, hardened by war and burdened by regret, steels himself with grim resolve. Like a soldier on his final mission, he steps outside the villa, standing tall and defiant as he faces down the lead spirit. Worn, bloodied, and unbowed. The spirit rises before him, but he doesn’t flinch. Not this time.

Armed only with his knife and raw determination, he faces the monstrosity. The fight is brutal. He’s blinded before being torn apart. But he never backs down—always getting up, until he is finally kept down and devoured completely, leaving no trace behind.

The villagers vanish. The monster recedes into the forest. Silence falls as the skies open with rain—an act of self-cleansing.

A peaceful village comes into view, bathed in gentle light. A lone figure, dressed in traditional African clothing, walks through the deserted streets, sprinkling water and softly humming the ancient song Grace once sang. He sings in an ancient tongue.

Bosco’s fate is unclear, yet his new role as the village's guardian is silently affirmed. His redemption lingers in the quiet wind.

**THE END**

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