January 14, 2017

Felt Films have released new images for their upcoming anthology series, Dark/Web, along with a list of episode titles and the filmmakers who will be bringing them to life.

January 11, 2017

Each episode of “Dark/Web” explores themes related to the Internet and the dangers present in the murky, unexplained layers of the web. Paranoia, isolation, vanity, loss of identity, the viral nature of ideas, and social media pressures are just a few of the subjects the show tackles. Socially, the Internet is as unifying and divisive as it’s ever been; only now, when the entire world is connected, it’s never been harder to unplug. In order to showcase diverse and varied points of view, each episode comes from different writers, directors, and actors. 

January 11, 2017

Felt Films have given us an exclusive look at their upcoming eight-part sci-fi horror anthology series Dark/Web, which wraps production this month. The new series will explore the dangers of a connected world — the pitch is basically Black Mirror meets V/H/S.

January 06, 2017

Zelda Williams, Gabriel Luna, Hannah Marks, Cassi Thomson, Molly Hagan and Graham Sibley have boarded forthcoming anthology thriller “Dark/Web,” Variety has learned exclusively.

Luna appears in an episode directed by Williams from her own script, a genre mashup inspired by her  fascination with video games. Williams’ producing partner Josh Thurston produced the episode, titled  “Zero.”

September 02, 2016

The series is framed by the story a group of young adults living in a technologically connected near future in which everything, and every one, is online. When three of them become the target of cryptic emails from someone posing as their childhood friend Molly, they assume she’s been the victim of a hack, only to learn she’s been missing for months. Combining the anthology format with an overarching mystery, as the emails pile up, each one contains a tale ostensibly written by Molly, and clues are uncovered that may lead to her location.

August 26, 2016

Black Mirror is so popular, its format is spreading across the web. Hulu is already deep into production on their sci-fi anthology series Dimension 404, and now we've got word on Dark/Web, a brand new sci-fi horror anthology digital series from the team behind the 2015 thriller CIRCLE.

August 25, 2016

Felt Films has announced a new digital series, Dark/Web, is in the works from the creators of the cult horror film Circle. The sci-fi horror anthology series is framed by the story a group of young adults living in a technologically connected near future in which everything, and every one, is online.

June 15, 2016

Michael and Tim Nardelli have teamed with Circle writer/director Mario Miscione (also co-creator of the popular web series “The Vault”), to craft this overarching tale. The series will be highlighted by a number of short films within the story, each written and directed by different filmmakers. As well, a number of creatives have already been attached to the project: Tim and Michael Nardelli, Mario Miscione, Autumn Federici, Zelda Williams, LRM’s Kellvin Chavez, Roxy Shih, Nicky Whelan, and Kerry Rhodes.

June 06, 2016

DARK-WEB, will be a new 8-part horror/sci-fi anthology series that explores the dangers of a totally connected world.  We’re very excited to offer you a glimpse at our first and exclusive series, free for LRM readers. DARK-WEB’s structure is a unique hybrid; a season-long mystery surrounding the disappearance of a young programmer, Molly, with each episode highlighted by a standalone horror/sci-fi story that she left behind. Stories, which her friends soon discover, are filled with clues that may help them unravel her disappearance. 

May 13, 2016

Do you have a brilliant story sitting around, but no means of getting it properly produced with great effects and production value? Send it in. Have you been dying to write down that great concept, but don’t have access to Hollywood producers? Send it in. Have friends who want to break into the industry? Direct them here! For anyone else who’s wanted to try their hand at writing, you’ve got a few weeks head start to put pen to paper and create something horrifyingly brilliant. We’re THRILLED to offer you aspiring writers a direct chance to engage in the production of DARK-WEB.

April 29, 2016

DARK-WEB is coming to LRM, and we’re very excited to offer you a glimpse at our first and exclusive series, free for LRM readers. Check out the teaser below, and then find out how YOU can be a part of our very first series!