OTX.LAB, Outronox's neural division, has officially announced Apocalypse Tape 1990, a new Italian horror film written and directed by Paolo Del Fiol, a veteran filmmaker whose career began in 2002. In 2005, he won the Joe D'Amato Horror Festival with Where Am I?.
Among his most recent works are the feature films Devils Times Two and A Melty Kiss Lost in the Abyss, both already released internationally.
Presented as an "Extreme Splatterfest", Apocalypse Tape 1990 is a true love letter to the most ferocious, transgressive, gory, pornographic, and sexually extreme horror cinema of the 1970s and 1980s.
We are also including three new exclusive images with this article.
We are also including three new exclusive images with this article.
With a runtime of 95 minutes, the film marks a milestone destined to go down in contemporary cinema history: Paolo Del Fiol becomes the first filmmaker to create a feature-length horror film generated entirely using artificial intelligence.
Apocalypse Tape 1990 marks an international milestone for Paolo Del Fiol, Antony Coia, and OTX.LAB, who are behind what is presented as the world's first AI horror film.
You can also read Coia's thoughts on the future of artificial intelligence in extreme horror.
You can also read Coia's thoughts on the future of artificial intelligence in extreme horror.
Apocalypse Tape 1990 features an original score composed by Antony Coia, founder and owner of the extreme labels TetroVideo and Goredrome Pictures, who previously collaborated with Paolo Del Fiol on Kokeshi (2013) and Neo Sekigun (2015).
With Apocalypse Tape 1990, OTX.LAB officially ushers in a new phase of experimentation in extreme horror.
Further details about the film will be announced soon.
