GEM Entertainment operates as an independent distribution force, championing genre films that mainstream studios might overlook.
Their catalog celebrates the weird like The Super, the wonderfully dark Unsane, and the wickedly entertaining corners of cinema.
Specializing in horror, thriller, and exploitation films, GEM Entertainment connects cult audiences with the underground gems they crave. Their distribution model supports emerging filmmakers while satisfying genre enthusiasts’ appetite for fresh scares.
From low-budget horror to international genre imports, GEM Entertainment proves there’s always an audience for well-crafted independent cinema.
Haunt 2019 review. A run of the mill slasher worthy of any great night of Halloween horror movies. Who’s the best scream queen?
Clown horror movies are very popular. With the increasing audience for those wanting a mean & boundary-pushing body horror. Clown 2014.
Stare (Shirai-san) review: Japanese horror that channels The Ring and Momo viral sensation. Marie Iitoyo and Yu Inaba investigate supernatural deaths with exploding eyes. Director Hirotaka Adachi crafts atmospheric dread on a low budget with effective practical effects and social media commentary.
The Polaroid movie is on Netflix. It’s a movie not dissimilar to Final Destination & Ringu type curse films. Totally watchable.
Movies about toxic relationships in the form of Greta. Not dissimilar to any stalker or obsession movie you’ve seen before + Greta trailer
Charlie Says and The Haunting of Sharon Tate, both movies about the figure known as Manson, and both released in 2019. Which one is better?
