Monster Pictures is the pulse of Australia’s genre film scene, fiercely independent, relentlessly creative, and passionately committed to horror, sci-fi, fantasy, and cult cinema. As the driving force behind the iconic Monster Fest, this distribution and festival powerhouse continues to champion bold, boundary-pushing stories from both emerging and established creators.
Their portfolio includes significant theatrical releases such as HUNT (2022), the directorial debut of Squid Game star Lee Jung-jae. Following its world premiere at the Cannes Film Festival and a record-breaking box office run in South Korea, HUNT was brought to Australian cinemas by Monster Pictures, further cementing the brand’s growing international relevance.
This tag showcases everything connected to Monster Pictures and its flagship event, Monster Fest: from cutting-edge film releases and festival retrospectives to filmmaker Q&As, interviews, reviews, and behind-the-scenes features. Whether it’s the gory, the glorious, or the gloriously strange, Monster Pictures delivers genre cinema at its finest, and this archive is where the weird finds its home.
Steven Spiel | Au. 2018 Nazi Undead or Living Space is a psychological horror to add to your movie watch list. Available on VOD everywhere.
Four friends head out into the Australian outback to visit Charlie’s Farm, where a violent family met their end at the hands of an angry mob.
