SpectreVision Radio

Led by partners Elijah Wood, Daniel Noah, and Lawrence Inglee, SpectreVision is renowned for its dedication to unique and thought-provoking content, particularly in the realm of genre storytelling. With over a dozen films to date, the company has seen premieres and award recognition at the most prestigious festivals in the world, with titles like Mandy and A Girl Walks Home Alone At Night considered modern classics.

The recent partnership with Lawrence Inglee—who's credits include Sundance best director winner, Swiss Army May; Academy-Award nominated, The Messenger; and Emmy nominated, The Tale—signals the company's expansion into content that goes beyond traditional ideas of "genre" while also maintaining a commitment to bold and original story-telling.

In the gaming space, SpectreVision created Transference for Ubisoft, leading to nominations at the DICE and Golden Joystick Awards. SpectreVision's other ventures include a comic book imprint with the Eisener Award winning Oni Press, as well as Mutant, the new art and collectibles company from the creative team behind Mondo, and a podcast network, SpectreVision Radio.