THE CROOKED WEAVE | A FOLKLORE ANTHOLOGY
...of monsters and the things that go tippy-tappy scratching in the night ↟↟
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THE CROOKED WEAVE | A FOLKLORE ANTHOLOGY
THE CROOKED WEAVE | A FOLKLORE ANTHOLOGY
A multi-media anthological series bringing together tales concerning creatures & monsters, dark fairytales, and folklore stories.
"of monsters and the things that go tippy-tappy scratching in the night"
Our first project is 'Where The Waters Flow', a short film & song exploring the legends of the water nix.
Our Kickstarter crowdfund for this is coming soon...
FILMS
FILMS
A series of anthological short films...
Where The Waters Flow
Where The Waters Flow
A mother tells her child the story of those who dwell where the waters flow. A 5 minute short film exploring the legend of the nix.
First in an anthological web-series exploring unique and dark fairytales & creatures of folklore.
The Mary Celeste & The Beast of The Bowery
The Mary Celeste & The Beast of The Bowery
A priest, a cabin boy, and a woman in chains, adrift on the sea on the night of the full moon. A night of revelations and revenge beckons. A tense tale of betrayal and abuse.
A feature film by the award-winning writer John Knowles.
Produced by Fetch Theatre.
ARTWORK
ARTWORK
All authentically made by artists...
Concept art for 'Where The Waters Flow' | by Robin Zofia
MUSIC & SONG
MUSIC & SONG
The Ballads of the Beasts themselves...
The Crooked Weave (album)
The Crooked Weave (album)
A dark folk concept album by the Guild's band, Cedar The Bard, telling the twisted tales explored in the Crooked Weave.
"The words we weave are carried into the darkening night, harken to the sound we weave upon the falling light"
The Beast of The Bowery
The Beast of The Bowery
A lyrical folk ballad telling the story of 'Mary Celeste & The Beast of The Bowery'. Collaboration with Fetch Theatre.
"Sea mist rolling on the waves, the tide was coming in"
Lullaby of The Waters
Lullaby of The Waters
Folk lullaby connecting to our short film 'Where The Waters Flow'. Inspired by the legend of the water nix.
"Sleep, where the waters flow"
by Nightmare.
by Nightmare.
A dark folk single told from the perspective of a monster who muses on leaving behind their legacy.
"I am the stuff of nightmares, with glowing eyes of sin"
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