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Brain Damage Films

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Foundation date 1 january 2001

Brain Damage Films is a US-based worldwide independent film production company and distribution company. It was founded in 2001 by Darrin Ramage.

The company distributes a variety of horror and shock genre movies in many formats, including DVD, Blu-Ray, and cable, satellite, and internet Video On Demand.
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Filmography of Brain Damage Films (9 films)

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Pop Punk Zombies
Pop Punk Zombies (2011)
, 1h24
Origin USA
Genres Horror
Themes Medical-themed films, Zombie films, Films about viral outbreaks, Disaster films

When the members of a punk band die, Dameon David, a greedy manager, brings them back to life again as zombies. David attempts to civilize the zombies as he manipulates them for his own benefit.
Silent Bloodnight
Silent Bloodnight (2006)
, 1h24
Genres Horror, Slasher
Themes Films about writers, Films about journalists, Films about sexuality, Transport films, Rape in fiction, Rape and revenge films, Films about disabilities, Road movies

At a lake, the mentally handicapped Nina spots her brother Jacob, his girlfriend Jamie, and their friends Tony and Sammy skinny dipping. Nina follows Jacob and Jamie into the woods, observes them having sex, and is dragged off by Tony and Sammy. When Jacob and Jamie finish, Jamie goes off alone, and is chased by a man who has murdered Tony and Sammy. The man drowns Jamie in the lake, while Jacob (who was looking for Nina) watches in shock. Jacob goes to the police station, where he tells the chief that he received a call from his father, Willy, who he thinks has committed suicide.
Torched
Torched (2003)
, 45minutes
Origin Canada
Genres Horror
Themes Films about sexuality, Rape in fiction, Rape and revenge films

While heading out to work, university hospital nurse Deanna is tased and raped in her apartment elevator by a hooded man wearing a surgical mask and medical gloves. The next day, the traumatized Deanna subdues a burglar who breaks into her apartment using the rapist's abandoned stun gun. Deanna, convinced the intruder is the same man who raped her, ties the burglar up, strips him down to nothing but his underwear and balaclava, and takes some of his blood. At work, Deanna steals urine samples, makes plans to go out with a friend and co-worker named Leanna on Thursday, and asks her boss, Doctor Tyson, to compare the burglar's blood to a swab of semen she had collected after being raped. Deanna tells Doctor Tyson that a friend was raped, and that the blood belongs to her ex-boyfriend, who she suspects was her assailant. Back at home, Deanna tortures the burglar by covering him in the urine samples, burning him with a blow torch, and jabbing him with syringes.
Fear of the Dark
Fear of the Dark (2001)
, 1h29
Origin USA
Genres Drama, Thriller, Horror, Crime
Themes Serial killer films
Actors Kevin Zegers, Jesse James, Linda Purl, Rachel Skarsten, Charles Edwin Powell

Alice Walker (Rosemary Gore) was just a young girl when her parents were violently taken from her by the notorious Black Rose killer. In the years following her devastating trauma, young Alice would often find herself being shuffled between an endless array of foster homes and psychiatric institutions. Now, as the twentieth anniversary of her parents' deaths draws near, an outbreak of bizarre murders leads the frightened Alice to believe that the Black Rose Killer has returned to claim her life, and finally carry out the mission he failed to accomplish two decades ago. Could it be that the whole latest incarnation of the Black Rose Killer is simply a delusional product of Alice's scarred psyche, or could it be that the girl who once narrowly avoided the clutches of a killer is actually about to come face to face with the nightmare that has plagued her for nearly twenty years?
Machine Head
Machine Head (2000)
, 1h19
Origin USA
Genres Science fiction, Horror

Max Kelp (Josh Walitt), a reviled high-school nerd, is obsessed with a theory involving internal combustion power and a computer. Max creates a zombie, using a corpse and a lawnmower engine, for his school science fair.