HorrorNews.net Announces the Cryptic Pictures Worldwide Release of MORTAL REMAINS!

HorrorNews.net  presents the Worldwide Release of MORTAL REMAINS by Cryptic Pictures!
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MORTAL REMAINS is a “shockumentary” which examines the life of Karl Atticus, a notorious filmmaker from the Vietnam era whose works have been mysteriously purged from cinematic history…with good reason, according to some.

Interviews with historians and horror aficionados – including Eduardo Sanchez, co-director of The Blair Witch Project – suggest that Atticus’s legacy may have been far more sinister than even his detractors suspect.

Shot under-the-radar over a three-year period, Mortal Remains is the debut feature of Cryptic Pictures, an independent production and distribution company. Now available on Amazon, GooglePlayYoutube and on Itunes  in 62  territories worldwide!  Also coming soon to Vudu (11/10), and Netflix (in 2018)!
  

















 




Since its completion in 2013, Mortal Remains has been screened theatrically at festivals around the U.S., including the Three Rivers Film Festival (Pittsburgh), the American Film Institute (Maryland)Dick Clark Studios (Los Angeles)and the Film Anthology Archives(NYC). During that time it has garnered numerous awards and honoraria.

PRODUCTION  CREDITS:

Written & Directed by Mark Riccheand Christian  Stavrakis
Featuring:  Eduardo SanchezJohn AmplasMichael G. GornickChuck CraigNick TalloPeter Graf and J. B. Destiny.
Original Music by Michael V. Cooteand  Kevin MacLeod.  

 
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