James Eaves

Director, Producer and Screenwriter

Southampton, United Kingdom

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December 2015

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About James

I’ve written and directed six features released internationally and numerous short film projects.

My first solo feature “The Witches Hammer” starred ‘Dynasty’ actress ‘Stephanie Beacham’ and is one of the lowest budget 35mm films ever produced. My second solo directed feature ‘Bane’ won the Best Horror Feature Award at the LA Shreikfest Film Festival as well as being in official selection at a number of international genre festivals.

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Neighbours From Hell Independent ⋄ Horror ⋄ Comedy A demonic dinner party that might kick off the apocolypse.

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60 Seconds to Die (2016)
Film (Horror) Director Horror Anthology "60 second short films that will scar you for a lifetime"
Grindsploitation 2: The Lost Reels (2016)
Film (Horror) Director Horror exploitation anthology from twisted minds of filmmakers from across the globe.
Wormholes (2013)
Film (short) by James Eaves (Comedy, Romance and Sci-Fi) Director, Writer, Producer, Editor Aiming to propose to his girlfriend, Tom hires a wormhole in an Indian restaurant. However manic staff, delusional customers and the anomalies of space-time ensure the path of true love never ran smooth...
Angry Nazi Zombies (2012)
Film by Pat Higgins (Horror and War) Director, Writer, Producer 3 interlocking stories from the dark days of World War 2. A soldier on a suicide mission. A troubled family with a monster in their bomb shelter. A supernatural investigator on her most dangerous assignment yet.
Bordello Death Tales (2009)
Film (Horror) Director, Writer, Producer, Editor Three horrifically gory tales - Stitchgirl, The Ripper and Vice Day.
Bane (2008)
Film by James Eaves (Horror and Sci-Fi) Director, Writer, Producer A woman awakes in a cell with three others to find she is part of a horrible experiment.
The Making of Bane: Behind the Score (2008)
Film (short) by James Eaves (Documentary) Director, Writer Composer Ronnie Christopher Doyle discusses writing the dark, electronic score to the James Eaves' science fiction horror.
The Witches Hammer (2006)
Film by James Eaves (Action and Horror) Director, Writer, Producer, Editor Rebecca is brought back from the brink of death by top secret agency 'Project 571'. She is trained as a lethal assassin and sent on missions to kill that which she has become, a vampire. When Project 571 is destroyed by a gang of vampires, Rebecca is thrown into a quest for an ancient book powerful enough to raise the dead. Rebecca joins two priests on a journey to kill the master vampire Hugo Renoir before he can unleash the grotesque souls of the damned into our dimension. If Hugo is allowed to perform the ancient ceremony the earth shall forever pass into the realm of darkness. Along the way Rebecca must utilise her training to face Vampires, Demons and Witches all vying for the book and its awesome power. Written by Anonymous
Hellbreeder (2004)
Film by Johannes Roberts (Horror and Mystery) Director, Writer, Producer Five years ago Alice saw her son murdered; now every day is consumed with the need to find his killer. In the sleepy town of Ludlow, the arrival of the mysterious stranger Alice suspects to be the killer of her son coincides with a renewed spate of horrific child murders. Now a weary drunk detective must uncover the truth behind the killings before another child is killed; and Alice must face the unbelievable truth behind the death of her son before insanity, grief and guilt break her mind. Written by duke49
Alice (2002)
Film by Johannes Roberts (Fantasy) Director
Sanitarium (2001)
Video (Horror, Mystery, Sci-Fi and Thriller) Director, Writer, Producer, Actor, Camera and Electrical Department, Sound department, Miscellaneous Crew A generation ago, Dr Max Warick was researching a mysterious experimental drug which was scientifically proven to cure certain types of madness. But as the most deranged test subjects miraculously regained their sanity, the control patients, who were given no drugs at all, suffered horrific consequences. Because no one could find the cause of such deadly side effects, the experiments were stopped. But now twenty years later, a new set of hospital officials are about to release the drug into the marketplace. And the only man who can prevent this terror from eating away at the masses has since traded in his lab coat for a straight jacket. Written by cnc