“Theta States” Now Streaming
Mass Grave Pictures most recent feature film, Theta States, is now available for free streaming via the cult film app Midnight Pulp. Written and Directed by Manny Serrano, starring Thomas Ryan (Theatre of Terror), Erin Brown (aka Misty Mundae), Kathryn Lill (Welcome to NY), Deana Demko (Halloween Horror Tales) and Tom Coll (Zombie Hunters) as Dr. Zovnig.
Danny (Ryan) is a long-term insomniac who comes across an ad for the Audible Lucid Perceptions sleep clinic, run by the peculiar Dr. Zovnig. He receives a small audio device which generates brain-frequency- altering audio waves. Now sleeping better than he ever has in his life, Danny starts to realize that there could be something wrong. Nightmares, hallucinations, and blackouts plague him daily. Is it all a side effect of the treatment, or is there some evil force at work, affecting his every move?
You can watch Theta States on the Midnight Pulp app, available on Roku, Amazon FireTV, and Chromecast, as well as all Android and Apple devices. The film can also be watched directly on the Midnight Pulp
Website: https://www.midnightpulp.com/video/017399v/theta-states/. No account, login, or signup is required to watch the film, which will also be rolling out on Google Play, FandangoNow, Hoopla, Kanopy, The Roku Channel, Pluto TV and YuyuTV in the coming weeks.
Mass Grave Pictures is currently touring festivals with four short films, “I Waited For You” and “Matryoshka,” both directed by Manny Serrano, as well as “Beneath” and “Miss Understood Monster,” written and directed by MGP Producer, Lindsay Serrano. You can find them screening at the upcoming festivals Tromadance, Long Island International, First Con-Tact, and Hang On To Your Shorts, with more to be announced soon.
“Theta States is the perfect example that originality and imagination still exist. 8 out of 10” – Horror Society
“Theta States proves to be a compelling addition to the world of Psychological Horror that embraces the seemingly lost art of the slow burn; foregoing jump scares and instant gratification for proper storytelling.” – Cryptic Rock
“It’s a pretty cool mashup of old-school psychological thrillers like Jacobs Ladder and modern exorcism films.” – Beneath The Underground
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