Bleed With Me Release:Bleed With Me Moving from a remote tribal

Moving from a remote tribal village to the sprawling metropolis of Johannesburg

and Welsh folk songs to music with an accompaniment for piano

Cauldron Films is proud to present the world wide Blu-ray debut of the Mexican found footage film 1974: La posesión de Altair

The disc kicks off with a firm favorite from Denmark's Northern Portrait entitled 'Stirling Moss' which establishes a car racing theme rather nicely

Bleed With Me Release:Bleed With Me Moving from a remote tribalReticent, self harming Rowan (Lee Marshall) was happy to have received a getaway cabin invite from confident work friend Emily (Lauren Beatty), even with the added presence of Emily's guy Brendan (Aris Tyros). Matters got strange, though, as Rowan would awaken each morning with fresh nicks in her arm and her paranoiac certainty that someone is drinking her blood as she sleeps drives writer director Amelia Moses' stunning chiller. 80 min. Widescreen;