💀💀The Age Of Gods And Monsters lives on in the hearts and imaginations of those that wish to keep it alive. Ghoulish Grin Films is a small entity but its heart is on fire with the ghosts of old. It is an entity that cherishes the classics and gives it a modern platform. Long Live Indie Horror! 💀💀 Welcome to the site...and thank you for your support! Enjoy!
The Ghoulish Grin Short Film Chronology
A collection of short films spanning a decade of indie horror and sci-fi. From the beginnings of Cedar Street Films U.S.A. to the continuation of Ghoulish Grin Films, enjoy these DIY short films meant to please fans of low budget filmmaking and inspire new filmmakers.
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