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By Seth Metoyer, MoreHorror.com

Steve Stone's Entity starring Dervla Kirwan, Charlotte Riley and Branko Tomovic has been completed and the film's official website has also launched at www.entitythemovie.com.

On the website you can check out production notes, photos and more. We've got the trailer below for you to check out as well.

Entity produced by Rob Speranza, has begun its festival submission process and are currently in talks with sales agents and distributors as well.

Synopsis

1998

Thirty four unidentified bodies were found in shallow graves in a remote Siberian forest. Despite subsequent police investigations no official explanation was ever offered by the Russian authorities for these deaths.

The case was closed three years later.

2010

A small English TV crew set out for the remote Russian forest.

The Darkest Secrets TV program revisits the sites of unsolved crimes. They employ the gifts of a psychic whose extraordinary...

Marking its third year of bringing the fear, Sheffield’s biggest horror film festival, Celluloid Screams, returns to the Showroom Cinema for another weekend of bloody thrills and spills. Marked with a variety of special guests including the venerable Richard Stanley and a quartet of classic screenings any horror fan will devour, we’ve got the list of what to expect when the doors open between Friday 21st and Sunday 23rd October.

Feature Films – Official Selection

Opening Gala: Inbred

Director: Alex Chandon | UK | 2011 | 95 mins

With the cast of Inbred - Jo Hartley, Paddy Doherty, Seamus O’Neill, Terry Haywood, Chris Waller, Nadine Mulkerrin and James Burrows – and line producer Rob Speranza in person.

From director Alex Chandon comes Inbred, a deliriously un-pc gorefest that adds a warped new dimension to the notion of Northern hospitality. Four young offenders and their care workers embark upon a weekend of community service and...

The online music video competition "2Weeks 2Make It" is an interesting creative experiment: the creators of the contest randomly picked teams of filmmakers and musicians and paired them up to create a series of edgy music videos, gave them two weeks to complete their work, then invited the public to vote on the results. Some of the entries are macabre, violent and disturbing, so naturally we had to investigate a little further. The creepiest competing clips are posted below the jump, so flip it over and check 'em out, and we'll show you where you can vote for your favorite. "2Weeks 2Make It" was created two years ago by Rob Speranza and Ed Cartledge, co-founders of the UK's South Yorkshire Filmmakers...