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Richard Wolstencroft is an independent filmmaker, who has shot four features, three completed, and many shorts, on 16mm, Super 8 and video.
Total trailers found: 11
03 December 2016
The second installment of Australian maverick filmmaker Richard Wolstencroft's adaptation of the poem by W.
29 August 1986
Two sociopaths who go on a killing spree, are interrupted when a man accidentally runs over one of the psycho's legs, leaving him badly injured.
12 September 2015
A man picks himself up off a barren landscape and begins to walk. An electronic soundtrack pulsates ominously.
01 October 2010
Three gorgeous but deadly hired killers, Beretta, Blondie and Snowball, hole up in a small beachside community to keep a low profile.
17 February 2016
Richard Wolstencroft directs this documentary about actor and independent filmmaker Michael Tierney, his transformation into porn actor Joe Blow, and his last days in the industry.
01 January 2010
Twenty something trust fund kid Anthony Patch and his party girl wife Gloria Gilbert are disinherited by their wealthy benefactor grandfather and their lives spiral out of control in a blizzard of drugs, sex and eventual violence.
01 January 1992
Three vampires wander the streets of Melbourne killing, screwing and taking drugs. They decide to carry out a heist, stealing three million and attracting the attention of various psychotics, who chase them through a blood spattered odyssey into the Melbourne underground.
11 July 2005
An affluent married couple return home to find that there house has been violated. But there horror really when they discover that the intruder is still within the house.
18 November 1999
The film portrays the life of a hitman with an interest in such things as fascism, S&M, collecting erotic literature, Doctor Who, and philosophy.
01 January 2002
A young couple is making sex when suddenly two angry men enter the apartment.
22 October 2010
Hellfire rejected the conventional and developed a style that reflected the growing popularity of fetish culture, tattooing, body piercing and industrial and house music.
