BOY OF YOUR DREAMS and THE MOTHER’S EYE Bring Stylized Suspense and Psychological Terror to Streaming Two suspense-driven horror films inspired by classic Italian giallo cinema deliver modern indie slasher tension.
Cinema Epoch announces the release of two giallo-inspired horror thrillers from filmmaker Jamie Grefe, BOY OF YOUR DREAMS and THE MOTHER’S EYE, both now available on TubiTV and Fawesome TV.
Drawing inspiration from the classic Italian giallo tradition – where mysterious killers, psychological paranoia, and stylized suspense collide – both films showcase Grefe’s fascination with tension-driven storytelling and atmospheric horror.
BOY OF YOUR DREAMS
Logline: A college student awakens alone in a rental guest house to discover her phone missing and a serial killer hovering over her with a hunting knife. The film stars: Jamie Grefe Sofia Papuashvili Directed by Jamie Grefe,
BOY OF YOUR DREAMS traps its protagonist inside a waking nightmare where every second counts and escape may already be impossible.
THE MOTHER’S EYE
Logline: A woman’s ordinary night becomes a fight for survival when she realizes a serial killer is hunting her and the only way out is to outsmart him before morning. The film stars: America Sossi Jamie Grefe Also directed by Jamie Grefe,
THE MOTHER’S EYE blends psychological horror with the relentless pacing of a slasher thriller.
Cinema Epoch also presents SAY CHEESE by Frank Palangi, KAT CRIME: TALES OF THE OCCULT by Jerry Artukovich, THE DEAD GUY by King Jeff, the horror opus DARK PLACES by Geno McGahee, and Jamie Grefe’s BIGFOOT PRIMAL ENCOUNTER, all currently available on TubiTV, with BEYOND SASQUATCH by Gregory Hatanaka arriving in April.
About Cinema Epoch –
Cinema Epoch is an independent film production and distribution company dedicated to bold genre storytelling across horror, thriller, and psychological cinema. Founded by filmmaker Gregory Hatanaka, the company continues to develop distinctive independent features for global streaming audiences while championing unique voices in genre filmmaking