Original stories. Independent spirit.
Los Angeles · Independent Cinema
Some stories refuse to be silent.
Seraph Films was born from that refusal. We are filmmakers, artists, and dreamers drawn together by a shared obsession with the raw, the real, and the human. We make films because we cannot imagine not making them. Because there are truths that only cinema can hold, and characters that live inside us until we set them free on screen.
We exist outside the Hollywood machine by choice. No committees. No compromises. No one to answer to but the story itself. Our films are self-financed and fiercely independent, made in the spirit of artists who believe that passion is a discipline, and that the most dangerous films are the ones made from the heart.
Founded by director Gene Blalock, Seraph has wandered through psychological horror, dark drama, and documentary, always following the same strange light: an unshakeable devotion to human truth.
We are small. We are stubborn. We are exactly what we want to be.
A celebrated anthology series distilling horror to its purest, most poetic form. Each episode a haiku of dread. Rated 7.5 on IMDb.
Adapted from the popular podcast, the series follows Ocean Moonwillow, a haunted medium whose ability to see ghosts puts her on a crash course with a shadowy paramilitary organization and an ancient spirit hellbent on sending her to the afterlife.
An interactive ARG web series detailing the investigation and pursuit of a woman's missing sister. As the YouTube audience solved puzzles and weighed in on the story's proceedings, the series organically developed to reflect the state of the mystery and the audience's interests over dozens of episodes.
A sheriff follows distant carnival music into the woods and finds something that should not exist. As insomnia spreads through the town, people begin to vanish. Only weathered carnival tickets remain, stamped "ADMIT ONE."
Over 19 short films produced across horror, drama, comedy, and documentary. Award-winning domestically and internationally. All of our short films are available to watch on our YouTube channel.
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Seraph Films and our productions have been covered by Deadline, Bloody Disgusting, Daily Dead, Film Threat, VoyageLA, Authority Magazine, Movie Vine, and many others.
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