Question about Cemetery Dance movies

[Dan Hocker]

Here's the trailer for trapped. If I remember correctly this one was a much bigger production than the other two.

https://www.dropbox.com/s/82aipgkjui...wAk4rBMhfDEdG8

[Dan Hocker]

Dan, thanks for the reply. Trailer was very cool. Hope there is an interview on the projects at some point. And I hope we see CD get more into this sort of thing...

To be honest I know very little about the movie projects. These are all Richard and Billy's things, so to speak.

[JJ123]

Dan, thanks for the reply. Trailer was very cool. Hope there is an interview on the projects at some point. And I hope we see CD get more into this sort of thing...

[Dan Hocker]

I saw that CD is selling movie posters related to three movies that Richard and his son produced: Gone, Murder House, Trapped. Curious if there are trailers for these films, and/or synopses somewhere (particularly curious about Trapped, with an idea by King and R. Chizmar).

Will they be sold digitally, or perhaps hit a streaming service like Shudder, or maybe the upcoming mobile-short-film startup Quibi (whenever that launches)? Does this also mean that CD is beginning to make filmed entertainment? If so, I wonder how it is being financed. (I'm assuming by the way these are all short films, I can't see how they would be feature-length).

Thanks for any info.

I believe they're all shorts. Richard said on Facebook that there will be a DVD at some point. I think they just dropped the trailer for Murder House.

https://www.dropbox.com/s/rtrlssavm0...8Zqp9ocQxUt0Mo

[JJ123]

I saw that CD is selling movie posters related to three movies that Richard and his son produced: Gone, Murder House, Trapped. Curious if there are trailers for these films, and/or synopses somewhere (particularly curious about Trapped, with an idea by King and R. Chizmar).

Will they be sold digitally, or perhaps hit a streaming service like Shudder, or maybe the upcoming mobile-short-film startup Quibi (whenever that launches)? Does this also mean that CD is beginning to make filmed entertainment? If so, I wonder how it is being financed. (I'm assuming by the way these are all short films, I can't see how they would be feature-length).

Thanks for any info.