The Devil’s Machine
A Gothic supernatural horror from Hex Studios.
The Devil’s Machine, originally known as Automata, is a Gothic supernatural horror film about obsession, grief, forbidden artistry, and a mechanical creation with a terrible history. When an antiques expert is called to authenticate a notorious automaton, he is drawn into a mystery of buried secrets, occult design, and the lingering curse of a beautiful machine that should never have been made.
Starring Jamie Scott Gordon, Alexandra Nicole Hulme, Jonathan Hansler, Victoria Lucie, Erich Redman, Nicholas Vince, Richard Pate, and the Hex Studios repertory, The Devil’s Machine blends classical Gothic atmosphere with neon-lit nightmare imagery, tragic romance, and the uncanny terror of dolls, mechanisms, and haunted objects. Stylish, strange, and sorrowful, the film stands as one of Hex Studios’ most elegant tributes to the old traditions of Gothic horror.
“Neon nightmares and scary dolls.” — Film School Rejects
“The twist… was both tragic and spooky.” — Dark Horror Tales
“A magical valentine to Gothic horror.” — SciFiNow
Starring Jamie Scott Gordon, Alexandra Nicole Hulme, Jonathan Hansler, Victoria Lucie, Erich Redman, Nicholas Vince, Richard Pate, and the Hex Studios repertory, The Devil’s Machine blends classical Gothic atmosphere with neon-lit nightmare imagery, tragic romance, and the uncanny terror of dolls, mechanisms, and haunted objects. Stylish, strange, and sorrowful, the film stands as one of Hex Studios’ most elegant tributes to the old traditions of Gothic horror.
“Neon nightmares and scary dolls.” — Film School Rejects
“The twist… was both tragic and spooky.” — Dark Horror Tales
“A magical valentine to Gothic horror.” — SciFiNow
Credits
Directed byLawrie Brewster
Produced byLawrie Brewster
Sarah Daly
Sarah Daly
Written bySarah Daly
FormatFeature
GenreGothic Horror
StatusCompleted
StudioHex Studios
British Horror Studio
British Horror Studio
