Private Project

Chapter X

Decades after the gruesome murder of his parents, Luke learns of a forgotten inheritance; a rustic cabin buried deep in the Wasatch Mountains. The property rekindles Luke’s fragmented memories of that fateful night and unearths new horrors.

Mixed in 5.1 Surround Sound
4K Anamorphic (2.39:1) Master
Available in DCP

  • Christopher Bradshaw
    Writer
    Thieves
  • Christopher Bradshaw
    Director
    Thieves
  • Christopher Bradshaw
    Producer
    Thieves
  • Richard Dutcher
    Key Cast
    "Edgar Oswell"
    Brigham City
  • Jared Shipley
    Key Cast
    "Luke Woodhouse"
    Being Charlie
  • Michael Flynn
    Key Cast
    "Adrian Danyal"
    Halloween 4
  • Chantel Flanders
    Key Cast
    "Megan Woodhouse"
    Yellowstone
  • Matthew Webb
    Key Cast
    "Agares (monster)"
    Hawaii Five-0
  • Avery Pizzuto
    Key Cast
    "Aylin Danyal"
    The Killing of Two Lovers
  • Adrienne Hartvigsen
    Key Cast
    "January Woodhouse"
    Darkroom
  • Brandon Sean Pearson
    Key Cast
    "Adrian Danyal (young)"
    Artifice
  • Matt Whittaker
    Key Cast
    "Burke Woodhouse"
    Ice Spiders
  • Faina Rudshteyn
    Key Crew
    Face Off
  • Connor Rickman
    Key Crew
    The Giver
  • Nicholas Dunn
    Crew
    Mosaic
  • Sean Weitzel
    Crew
    City of Salt
  • Gay Lynn Smith
    Crew
    13 Bullets
  • Omega Black
    Crew
    Hazbin Hotel
  • Project Type:
    Feature
  • Genres:
    Horror, Sci-fi, Fantasy, Drama
  • Runtime:
    1 hour 37 minutes
  • Completion Date:
    March 12, 2023
  • Production Budget:
    20,000 USD
  • Country of Origin:
    United States
  • Country of Filming:
    United States
  • Language:
    English
  • Shooting Format:
    Digital
  • Aspect Ratio:
    2:39:1
  • Film Color:
    Color
  • First-time Filmmaker:
    Yes
  • Student Project:
    No
Director Biography - Christopher Bradshaw

North Carolina based filmmaker. Writing, Directing, Editing and Scoring independent films for over 20 years. Originally based out of Salt Lake City, Utah. Chapter X (ten) is his first feature length film and directorial debut.

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Director Statement

You are ten years old, you've just crawled into your grandparent's forgotten attic space, daylight pours in from a small window and the sound of rain pelting the roof is comforting because the house is warm. The old furniture, cardboard boxes, stacks of 8mm film, a headless sewing form, and the scent of aged newspapers which is pungent but not altogether unpleasant. Now you're an adult, but that room, that feeling and the ghosts of another time have lingered- “Chapter X” is that attic.

My grandfather (last surviving grandparent) passed away just two weeks after the birth of my first child. The following weeks and months were filled with a range of emotions that I could not so simply express. That tumultuous year rekindled a mired horror screenplay and inspired a sincere and personal journey.