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On the JoBlo Movies YouTube channel, we will be posting one full movie every day of the week, giving viewers the chance to watch them entirely free of charge. Today’s Free Movie of the Day is director Johnny Wu’s 2019 sci-fi action movie Immortal Combat: The Code, and you can watch it over on the YouTube channel linked above, or you can just watch it in the embed at the top of this article.

Scripted by Andras Zold from a story by Wu, with Linda Robertson as a writing consultant, Immortal Combat: The Code has the following synopsis:

In our future, one simple breath could mean life or death. As we search for a solution, pollution engulfs our world. If we don’t find an answer fast, all living things shall perish. We are the Five Elements, we strive to protect humanity… Years ago, many warriors came to us seeking change,...

They are coming. Conrad Faraj’s otherworldly sci-fi horror film Fighting The Sky, an alien invasion film starring Angela Cole (White Boy Rick) and Roger Conners (The Curse of Lilith Ratchet), is set to invade North America this February from High Octane Pictures. Strange other-worldly sounds are echoing around the world. A group of researchers, led …

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Stars: Angela Cole, Roger Conners, Jinette Faraj, Judith A. Faraj, Alison Headrick, Matthew Ward, Nicole Ann Hicks, Logan Roberts, Larry Cahill, Brianna Burke, Joe Gotschall, Bailey Weaver, Theresa Wylie, Ed Conrad, Sean Keta | Written by David Matthew Cummings, Conrad Faraj, Roger Jones | Directed by Conrad Faraj

Fighting The Sky got my interest through what I thought was a great-looking poster (not the one used for this release – check the original poster out on IMDb!). Sometimes it is something as simple as that to make me watch a movie and, as expected, it’s pretty much 50/50 on whether the film is good or not.

In Fighting The Sky we follow two groups of people, one a young teenagers/children group, the other a group of adults, who are both slowly discovering that someone or something is here to invade Earth from the sky, until eventually both their world’s interact. I...

We’ve been keeping tabs on filmmaker Conrad Faraj for a number of years, so we’re proud to announce that he will soon be starting work on his biggest and most ambitious project yet, Legend of Gore Orphanage. Faraj got in touch with us to describe the film in his own words, and you can read […]

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We’ve been following director Conrad Faraj’s career with great interest round these parts, so we’re happy to announce that his latest movie, The Colours of Desire, is now availalbe to stream on VOD. We last reported on this unique black and white picture back in 2016, and we think it’s certainly been worth the wait. […]

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Cinematic universes are all the rage right now, so we’re absolutely thrilled to reveal that filmmaker Conrad Faraj is overseeing the creation of a “Slasher Cinematic Universe” consisting of a series of films with interconnecting stories and characters. Read on… Continue Reading →

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We’re starting to develop something of an obsession with filmmaker Conrad Faraj round these parts. In addition to his films Fighting the Sky and The Wolf Family Treasure, which we’re dying to see, we’ve now learned that he has an… Continue Reading →

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Here's the full trailer for Conrad Faraj's directorial debut, The Shadow People releases in select theaters on May 13th, 2011. Head on over to The Shadow People Facebook page to see lots more stills and info!

The creepy film stars Joanne Wurm, Peter Marquardt, and Jim Strang.

Plot:

A teenage girl named Bethany Ryder becomes haunted by demonic visions and shadow-like beings during the night, after her wake from a 9-month coma. She soon finds out, through the means of a prophecy from the Book of Satan that she is carrying a baby to be condemned as the Antichrist. Bethany, along with the help of her friends, must find a way to prevent its birth, as well as the visions which soon become more real - in the form of Shadow People. From director Conrad Faraj, comes a story of light and darkness, and one girl's incredible story of salvation and damnation.

Here's the perfect way for you indie horror fans to kick off the week! We've nailed down the exclusive one-sheet, stills and full-length trailer debut for twenty-year-old filmmaker Conrad Faraj's feature film debut, The Shadow People.

The Shadow People was independently financed by Faraj and co-producer Meg Quisenberry. With a budget of just somewhere around $2,000, the film stars in her feature film debut Joanne Wurm and co-stars the great villain in Robert Rodriguez' El Mariachi, Peter Marquardt. Not too shabby!

The film will be premiering in select cities starting May 13th.

For more information visit The Shadow People Facebook fan page and Conrad Studios Online!

Enough talk! Dig on the goods after the break!

Synopsis

After waking from a 9-month coma, a teenage girl named Bethany Ryder becomes haunted by demonic visions and shadow-like beings during the night. She soon finds out, through the means of a prophecy from the Book of Satan,...

Yes. Shadow people. That's about as menacing as people being chased by killer wind, and no one in their right mind would dare to make a movie about that!

A1 Media Distribution released a new trailer and one-sheet for Anthony Fankhauser's Shadow People (not to be confused with Conrad Faraj's feature film The Shadow People), which stars a career floundering Judd Nelson, Danielle De Luca and Christian Grantt. The main difference between the two films? This one looks abysmal. See for yourself below.

Synopsis

Sylvain, an engineer cum vigilante inventor, has constructed a device. It is close to functional, but something isn't right. His wife, Mary Anne, is running out of patience. She loathes the woods in which they live and yearns for a return to the city. Problems arise when their already tense situation is exasperated by the appearance of shadow beings, which torment them during the night.

Here at DC we're always on the lookout for something cool for you guys to be made aware of, and such is the case with twenty-year-old filmmaker Conrad Faraj's feature film The Shadow People.

The flick has been in production since October, 2009, and like many young directors, Faraj is wearing many hats. In this case he serves as writer, executive producer, and director. That's a lot of work, but for Conrad it's a labor of love.

"I just turned 20 years old and have been making films since 2003, and since then I have produced over 120 shorts, documentaries, and music videos," Faraj tells us. "The Shadow People is my first feature film. I have a loving passion with horror films, and I gained a lot of inspiration from the classic masterful works of the New Hollywood filmmakers like Roman Polanski, William Friedkin, Alfred Hitchcock, Stanley Kubrick, and Steven Spielberg. The Shadow People...