Possessed Radio delves into Fatal Pictures

I Recently Had The Opportunity To Review 2 Films By Fatal Pictures HEIR (2015) & FAMILIAR (2012).

“I recently had the opportunity to check out two short films by Fatal Pictures, Familiar and Heir. Familiar was released in 2012. Heir is currently in the film festival circuit, and will be playing in New York soon. Fatal Pictures is a Canadian film production company consisting of Producer Zach Green and Director Richard Powell. And at least for these two movies in specific, a fantastic actor by the name of Robert Nolan.”

Read both review here.

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Screamdance Film Festival (2017)

FATAL PICTURES is very excited & proud to announce HEIR has been chosen to be an Official Selection @ Screamdance International Film Festival 2017! This October 29th in Brooklyn, NY. For more information check out the website here.

Fatal Pictures on BITSTV

 

This September only on Bell Fibe TV, watch FATAL PICTURES interviewed by Kelly Michael Stuart on Blood in The Snow TV! Details on air date coming soon! For now, please enjoy the Teaser Trailer.

 

 

Philadelphia Unnamed Film Festival (2017)

FATAL PICTURES is very proud to announce the acceptance of HEIR into The 2nd Annual Philadelphia Unnamed Film Festival (2017) This  September 28th – October 1st! Making the film an Official Selection. More details to follow shorlty.

Check out the festival here.

HEIR screening in Kansas City tonight!

Tonight in Kansas City, HEIR screens before TONIGHT SHE COMES. Big thanks to Kansas City’s Genre Film Screening Series. Slaughter Movie House & Jill Sixx! For tickets & more information please visit here.

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Horrorfuel.com Interviews Prodcuer: Zach Green

Interview: Picking The Brain Of Fatal Pictures Producer, Zach Green. Check out the interview here.

HorrorFuel.com delves into HEIR

HEIR, From Fatal Pictures, Is A Truly Disturbing Short Film

“All things considered this is a really well done short film, with subject matter that fits solidly within the horror genre. If it disturbs its audience or makes them at all uncomfortable, the filmmakers have done their jobs well. Seeing what Powell can create in a time span under 20 minutes, makes me want to see what he can do with something feature length.”

Check out this terrific review of HEIR here.