The Invoking: Paranormal Dimensions

Fun Size Horror Presents "Dark, Deadly & Dreadful", an anthology of short films from Fun Size Horror's community of filmmakers. Each film explores different themes in the horror genre all from the unique perspective of its creator. Featuring work from a diverse group of filmmakers, shorts include submissions to Fun Size Horror, world premiers, and festival winners.

Filmed live on Halloween night for the first time in the show's long running history, your host Jonathan Fritz takes you through five stories full of darkness and the macabre.

Jonathan Fritz returns to his unique format and films this show live from multiple locations. This yuletide treat is a special Christmas episode which features even more tales of darkness and the macabre.

Three tales of vacation-themed horror adapted from the bestselling book by Grindhouse Press.

A made-for-TV anthology horror film composed of four stories, two of which serving as prequels to the Ju-on series.

Three short films about the hidden horrors that lurk behind the urban landscape of Hong Kong.

Five directors tackle five short stories playfully tied together in one dark, twisted, humorous film about what goes on behind the door of room 316.

Three stories across the centuries of individuals given the power to raise the dead, set in feudal Japan, 1940s USA, and a post-apocalyptic future.

Shot-on-video omnibus feature hosted by Scarlet Fry.

Introducing to you a new kind of horror and scary storytelling with the 4 thrills, 4 surprises, 4 emotions, and 4 enjoyable stories.

Created in the ancient mists of time by the Viking god Loki, four musical demons have left carnage and horror in their wake as they’ve travelled through the centuries, using the vibrations of music as a conduit across time and space. Now, as the harmonic horrors attempt to reunite and bring about the end of the world, can a cop, a hooker, and a warrior from the past defeat these evil spirits before the music stops… forever? A combination of paean and parody, the music-filled INSTRUMENTS OF EVIL pays homage to the low-budget exploitation (or “grindhouse”) films of the ’60s, ’70s, and ’80s, while also poking fun at their notorious excesses and absurdities. Fans of low-budget, B-movie madness will find enjoyment here, but be warned: not only tunes get stuck in your head!