INfernal is a savage, darkly funny heavy-metal horror-comedy about three broke misfit friends who accidentally summon the Devil by playing a cursed heavy-metal record.

Eric, Mikey, and Tiretool live in Nowhere, USA, a decaying town where poverty, boredom, bad decisions, and dysfunctional lives have already made everyday existence feel a little like Hell. But when they spin a mysterious record that was never meant to be played, they unleash the real thing.

The Devil appears offering temptation, twisted wishes, and supernatural power, but the price is their souls. What follows is a 13-hour race against damnation as the friends are forced to solve a cryptic riddle, survive the horrific consequences of their own desires, and somehow outsmart the Prince of Darkness before time runs out. Their journey drags them through grotesque creatures, undead friends, demonic seduction, trailer-park insanity, violent locals, bizarre religious encounters, possession, mutilation, and an escalating wave of blood-soaked chaos.

At its center, though, INfernal is about friendship, desperation, ambition, and what people are willing to sacrifice when they think they have finally been given a way out.

Written and directed by Eric Mathis, the film combines practical-effects horror, absurd comedy, cult-movie energy, and a full-throttle heavy-metal aesthetic into something deliberately loud, strange, brutal, and self-aware.

The cast includes Sky Elobar, Courtney Gains, Mark Torgl, Pancho Moler, Johnny Jay Lee, Steve Bridges, Clint Hummel, Carl Solomon, and Jack Berner, bringing together an ensemble of cult-film personalities, character actors, and genre veterans.

Courtney Gains, known to horror audiences for Children of the Corn; Mark Torgl, remembered for The Toxic Avenger; Pancho Moler, whose credits include 3 From Hell and Rob Zombie’s 31 while Sky Elobar and the rest of the ensemble fully embrace INfernal’s bizarre, unruly world.

Packed with practical creature work, outrageous characters, demonic imagery, violent set pieces, twisted humor, and a soundtrack-driven metal spirit, INfernal was made for viewers who miss horror movies that feel dangerous, handmade, unpredictable, and genuinely fun.

INfernal has already earned recognition on the festival circuit, including awards for Best Director, Best Horror Feature, Best Sound, Best Thriller Comedy Feature, Best Villain, and other honors.

This is not safe, polished studio horror.

It is loud, ridiculous, grotesque, unapologetic, and completely committed to its own world.

For fans of cult cinema, heavy metal, practical horror, midnight movies, and genre films that refuse to behave, INfernal is exactly what the title promises.

Coming Soon to Eric Mathis Home Entertainment

The Macabre is a viciously entertaining horror anthology built around four dark, bloody tales connected by the mysterious Mr. Macabre, a sinister hypnotist whose presence turns an already strange gathering into something much more dangerous.

At the center of the film is a group of four bullies drawn into a night of increasingly twisted stories, each one unfolding with its own brand of horror, cruelty, dark humor, and old-school genre energy. The result is an anthology that feels like a collision between classic horror comics, midnight movies, and the kind of disturbing campfire story you probably should not have listened to in the first place.

Written and directed with a deliberately pulpy, independent spirit, The Macabre embraces practical horror, exaggerated characters, brutal consequences, and a wicked sense of humor. Each chapter has its own identity, but together they build toward a larger wraparound story that gives the film its sinister personality.

The Macabre was recognized on the festival circuit with the Shockfest Best Cult Film award, and it has continued to develop a following among viewers who appreciate horror that is strange, handmade, mean-spirited in the right way, and completely unafraid to have fun.

For fans of anthology horror, cult cinema, twisted morality tales, and old-school genre storytelling, The Macabre is coming soon to Eric Mathis Home Entertainment.