Canadian company Raven Banner Entertainment stands as a premier producer and distributor of horror and genre films.
Known for its exceptional eye for innovative (Shin Ultraman), scary movies (Mulum), and psychological thrillers. Their catalog features both established and emerging filmmakers who push the boundaries of horror cinema (The Sadness).
From atmospheric psychological pieces to bold genre-bending experiments. Raven Banner’s commitment to quality horror has made them a trusted name among genre enthusiasts seeking fresh takes on classic themes.
Dead bandmates, a battle of the bands, and a truly heroic number of dick jokes. This is the loud, crude, weirdly sweet metal sequel for horror fans who like their gore with a punchline and a guitar solo.
In this Cult Hero review, Mother of Movies dives into Jesse Thomas Cook’s indie satire about wellness cults, toxic relationships, and washed-up TV heroes. With Liv Collins, Ry Barrett, and Tony Burgess, this chaotic comedy blends absurd rituals, dark wit, and over-the-top performances into a loud but oddly satisfying cult movie.
Ava Maria Safai’s horror debut explores Iranian teens’ supernatural possession through forced assimilation in 2004 Canada. Chilling identity horror.
The Moor (2023) Review: A haunting drama and horror tale where buried secrets and creeping dread unravel trust in the most unexpected ways. #ravenbannerentertainment #motherofmovies
Beth and Jay go on a cathartic camping trip only to discover they are in the centre of reported disappearances on account of Wendigo. | Horror Film
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Set in the Swiss Alps, Heidi must escape from prison within a fascist regime to avenge the deaths of those closest to her. Mad Heidi 2022.
