Pale Horse, the latest horror film released by BayView Entertainment LLC, is a unique addition to the genre, blending art, love, and dark magic into a chilling and surreal experience. Directed by the late Pearry Reginald Teo, Pale Horse is a film that feels like a fever dream, reminiscent of something you might stumble upon late at night on Cinemax or the USA Network in the late 90s—a peculiar, one-time viewing that lingers in your mind long after the credits roll. The film follows Sabian Maynes, played by Perish Dignam, a mysterious artist who takes over an art gallery basement for his personal studio.

Stream is a wild ride that brings together an impressive roster of horror icons while delivering a gruesome, if somewhat uneven, slasher experience. Directed by Michael Leavy, the film follows the Keenan family on what is supposed to be a simple weekend getaway. However, their plans quickly unravel as they find themselves trapped in a hotel with four deranged killers competing in a sadistic game of creative murder.

Hellvira’s Haunted Asylum of Horror is a bawdy, raunchy take on the horror-host format that delivers exactly what it promises: irreverent, over-the-top entertainment led by the unapologetically bold Hellvira, played by Sushii Xhyvette Holder. This indie film takes us back to the days of classic horror hosts while adding its own unique, modern twist. The premise is simple and straightforward: Hellvira, a mischievous succubus clown girl, invites viewers into her haunted asylum, where she and her eccentric band of characters, including Nurse Daphne, Mister Nanners, Sanny Klaus, Stabby the Clown, and Boneripper, present a night of horror and hilarity.