Ghost Eaters: The Movie
Adapted and directed by Maggie Levin. Based on the novel by Clay McLeod Chapman. Produced by Scott Derrickson, C. Robert Cargill and Vince Cheng at Crooked Highway. In development at Sony Screen Gems.
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The Restoration at Grayson Manor
After losing his hands in a horrific accident, Boyd Grayson must learn to trust the one person he despises most… his mother.
It is through her immense family fortune that Jacqueline Grayson can rebuild her son.
Now that she has him exactly where she wants him, she’ll try to take the one thing her gay son has always refused to give her… an heir.
The Restoration at Grayson Manor is a contemporary tale of familial drama, robotic prosthetics, sex, and betrayal — a story that blends the acerbic wit of War of the Roses with the gothic atmosphere of Dark Shadows.
Directed by Glenn McQuaid. Written by Clay McLeod Chapman and Glenn McQuaid.
Wendell & Wild
Two scheming demon brothers, Wendell and Wild, must face their arch-nemesis, the demon-dusting nun Sister Helly, and her two acolytes, the goth teens Kat and Raul. However, Raul cannot see them so Kat helps Wendell and Wild to help him. Directed by Henry Selick, from a script by Selick and Jordan Peele, based upon the novel by Selick and Clay McLeod Chapman.
2150 A.D. The Essex, a deep space fishing vessel for industry giant, AmberCorp, is ready to make its final harvest of the season. The ship brushes with a rare creature, mammoth in size and highly territorial. Could this be the same leviathan that killed Richard and Owen’s father? To make matters worse, a vicious band of scavengers intercept the transmission and infiltrate the Essex, leaving them with nothing. With no cargo and few supplies, the captain makes a daring decision, they will venture into uncharted territory, playing for keeps, to capture the creature for a large black market take. Directed by Ken Locsmandi. Released by Vertical Entertainment.
In the 70s, Martin Stockdotter is an experimental musician tasked with making a Halloween sound effect album. His ambition was to make it the scariest one ever recorded and he would succeed all too well. Part of Hulu’s Huluween Film Festival. Directed by Rodney Ascher. Based upon a story by Clay McLeod Chapman. Written by Basil Quartermass. 
The Boy is an intimate portrait of a 9-year-old sociopath as he first discovers his taste for killing. Set in an ailing motel on a desolate stretch of Southern highway, The Boy celebrates the dark imagination of children left to their own devices and the urge to… experiment. Produced by SpectreVision (Elijah Wood, Daniel Noah & Josh Waller) and Chiller Films. The Boy is a feature transfer of the 2012 Sundance short Henley written by Chapman and director Craig Macneill based on the chapter “The Henley Road Motel” from Chapman’s novel Miss Corpus.
Chiller presents the next installment in its Chilling Visions anthology film series, Chilling Visions: 5 States of Fear. The film comprises five shorts inspired by five basic human fears, with each short set in a specific location across five different U.S. states. The five short films are: - Ego Death (“Sandy”) Written & Directed by Brett Simmons Produced By, Brett Simmons, Andrew Ducote, Kellen Moore for Brett Simmons Productions - Separation (“The Trouble With Dad”) Directed by Glenn McQuaid Written by Glenn McQuaid & Clay McLeod Chapman Produced By, Larry Fessenden, Jennifer Wexler for Glass Eye Pix - Mutilation (“Tick Warning”) Written & Directed by John Poliquin Produced By Dan De Filippo, Dave Marken for Pipeline Entertainment - Extinction (“Ghost Daughter”) Written & Directed by Zao Wang Produced By Zao Wang, Andrew K. Li for Chilling Coastline, LLC - Loss of Autonomy (“The Caregiver”) Written & Directed by Graham Reznick Produced By Larry Fessenden, Jennifer Wexler for Glass Eye Pix.
Meet 9-year-old Ted Henley—budding motel manager, and roadkill entrepreneur. Ted lives with his father in their run down motel on a desolate stretch of road. He earns his tiny allowance by collecting the roadkill that litters the highway. But when the motel cash register starts to run dry, Ted decides to turn his attention to collecting bigger game. “