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Jack Davis is the CEO & co-founder of CryptTV, the leader in digital scares. Crypt specializes in creating original monsters on short form and has surpassed 2 million fans on Facebook. Crypt has partnered with Sony, Universal, Fox, Paramount, Warner Brothers and more to create original content to market features and television and has also created original content with digital networks like go90 & Rated Rated.
Kate oversees all original and branded content as Chief Content Officer for Crypt TV with a focus on building out the brand's extensive Monster Universe. Prior to her work at Crypt, Kate worked in creative live action production at Walt Disney Studios, the WME talent department and freelance production.
Eli Roth burst onto the film scene at the 2002 Toronto Film Festival with his directorial debut Cabin Fever. It was made independently for $1.5 million dollars, sparked a frenzied seven-studio bidding war, and became Lionsgate’s highest grossing film that year. Roth’s follow-up film, Hostel, which he wrote, produced and directed, earned worldwide critical praise, spawning a successful sequel, Hostel Part II, also written and directed by Roth. Additionally, Roth co-wrote and directed the highly anticipated horror film, The Green Inferno, which filmed on location in the Amazon. Most recently, Roth directed the psychological thriller, Knock Knock, starring Keanu Reeves.
If given a choice between The Beatles and The Beach Boys, Gabriel Younes would choose The Kinks because they really deserve more love, right? His favorite things include broken down cars, ferris wheels, tales of suburban tragedy, county fairs, 1960’s soul music, 80s New Wave, The French New Wave and, in general, most new waves. Gabriel is a writer, director, and photographer from the midwest, who was allowed to watch way too many horror movies at a young age.
A deranged movie fan, Anthony has a background in commercial design, photography and art direction, which eventually led him to a career in the moving image painted in red... Blood red. In 2011, he joined forces with Ben Franklin and created Bloody Cuts, the internationally acclaimed anthology of short horror films. Most recently Anthony and Ben have reached huge success with their latest Crypt TV horror short The Birch, inspired by a story from the practical effects horror genius Cliff Wallace. Anthony and Ben are developing several feature and TV projects adapted from both their shorts and original stories.
Ben is the Co-Producer & Creator of Bloody Cuts, an award winning online horror series that has found world-wide acclaim. In 2011 he forged a working relationship with Anthony Melton on their horror anthology series that would go on to spawn popular online shorts including Don’t Move, Suckablood, Mother Died and Dead Man’s Lake. In 2016, Ben and Anthony wrote, produced and directed The Birch for Crypt TV, reaching over 12 million views. Currently Ben is developing a number of feature and television projects with Anthony, while producing original short content for the Bloody Cuts series.
When tickets for a screening or event are no longer available, they will be listed as RUSH. The Rush system functions as a stand-by line that will form at the venue approximately 45 minutes prior to scheduled start time. Admittance is based on availability and will begin 15 minutes prior to program start time. Rush Tickets are the same price as advance tickets payable upon entry. There is a limit of one Rush Ticket per person.