For the online premiere of our short film, NIGHTMARE DRIVE, we launched it with a special live stream show. Meanwhile, we also raised funds for Wichita Family Crisis Center. This organization provides many services for victims of domestic violence and sexual assault. Including outreach, court advocacy and emergency shelter services.

You can see the IC HALLOWEEN PARTY HERE.

​You can read more about WICHITA FAMILY CRISIS CENTER HERE.

We partnered up with our friend, Harrison Hallows for his Kumakai Wolf Twitch stream and did a screening of our film HOW MUCH to raise money for charity as a part of his weekly "Charity Sunday" segment. After the film screened we chatted about the making of the short and the reality of the problems facing those with mental illness.
Harrison, who stars in the film, was kind enough to not only invite us on, but also allowed us to pick the charity. For which we chose, Let's Rock and Roll and Change the World. An organization that creates transitional homes for the homeless.

For any one interested in finding more information about them check out their website HERE!

​Also, feel free to check in with Kumakai Wolf any Sunday to support a good cause!

Our third year sponsoring the festival! Including screenings of Christine, Maximum Overdrive and The Lost Boys. The highlight for us being a restored version of Leif Jonker's Darkness! We even did a podcast on it!

As with previous years, the festival serves as a fundraiser for LAPP (a local animal shelter). You can find out more about them HERE.

​For more information, check out the Wichita Big Screen Facebook Page.

Our second year sponsoring Wichita Big Screen's HorrorFest! This year was special because aside from screening classics such as Hellraiser and Evil Dead 2, this year also featured a rare showing of George A Romero's Dawn of the Dead in 3-D! The Old Town Warren was the second theater in the word to book this version of the film. Additionally, we were brought in to shoot interviews and promotional video for the film on the night of the screening.

As with previous years, the festival serves as a fundraiser for LAPP (a local animal shelter). You can find out more about them HERE.

​For more information, check out the Wichita Big Screen Facebook Page.

Our first year supporting Wichita Big Screen's HorrorFest! 2017 featured classics like King Kong, Fright Night, Monster Squad, Jaws and Nightmare on Elm Street.

The festival also serves as a fundraiser for LAPP (a local animal shelter). You can find out more about them HERE.

​For more information, check out the Wichita Big Screen Facebook Page.