Tommy Faircloth, a remarkably versatile and multifaceted individual, hails from the vibrant city of Columbia, South Carolina, where his creative inclinations have taken shape through a diverse array of artistic endeavors.
Throughout his tenure at film school, Faircloth was involved in the production of a multitude of feature films, with notable credits including the 1994 comedy-drama "Renaissance Man", the 1993 sports drama "The Program", and the 1995 action-adventure film "Die Hard With a Vengeance".
After honing his skills in the film industry, Faircloth eventually made his directorial debut with the 1995 horror-comedy film "Crinoline Head", which garnered positive reviews from prominent publications such as Fangoria magazine.
Notable filmmaker Faircloth's subsequent feature film, "Generation Ax", garnered widespread critical acclaim, with esteemed publications such as Rue Morgue and Fangoria singing its praises. Horror icon Joe Bob Briggs, renowned for his discerning taste in the genre, bestowed the film with a prestigious four-star rating. Following a brief respite from the horror genre, Faircloth redirected his creative energies towards documentary filmmaking, subsequently collaborating on various theme park and roller coaster projects for esteemed networks including Discovery and The Travel Channel.
In the year 2013, the filmmaker, Faircloth, made a triumphant comeback to the horror genre with the release of his captivating short film, "The Cabin". This cinematic masterpiece garnered widespread acclaim, earning numerous prestigious awards at various film festivals across the United States.
The cinematic career of Faircloth, a visionary filmmaker, has been marked by a series of notable releases, with his feature film "Dollface" making its North American debut in 2015 under the distribution banner of Breaking Glass Pictures. Simultaneously, the film was also released in the United Kingdom, where it was rebranded as "The Doll", further expanding its reach and appeal to a broader audience.
In the years that followed, Faircloth continued to hone his craft, releasing his subsequent feature, "Family Possessions", in early 2018. This highly anticipated film boasted an impressive cast, including the iconic horror figure Mark Patton, whose contributions to the genre have been widely recognized and celebrated. Furthermore, the film also starred Felissa Rose, a talented actress who has made a lasting impact on the horror genre, particularly in her role as Max in Faircloth's beloved slasher film "Sleepaway Camp".
Noted filmmaker Faircloth's most recent endeavour, "Family Possessions", made its mark on the DVD and VOD platforms courtesy of Sony Pictures/4Digital Media, showcasing the director's remarkable talent for assembling a talented ensemble cast and crafting compelling horror narratives that captivate audiences.
As the visionary founder of the prestigious Crimson Screen Horror Film Fest and the South Carolina Underground Film Festival, Faircloth has emerged as a pivotal figure in the horror film community, dedicated to promoting a diverse range of cinematic works from around the world and providing a platform for local filmmakers from South Carolina to showcase their unique perspectives and artistic visions.
Faircloth's production company, Horse Creek Productions, is headquartered in Columbia, South Carolina, where he remains committed to producing his films, proudly showcasing his home state as the backdrop for his creative endeavors.
His most recent feature, "A Nun's Curse", boasts an impressive cast, including Felissa Rose and Damian Maffei, and has garnered significant attention, as it was picked up for worldwide distribution by Uncork'd Entertainment, subsequently being released domestically in May 2020.
Throughout his illustrious career, Faircloth has consistently showcased a deep passion for storytelling, a meticulous eye for detail, and an unwavering dedication to his craft, earning him a reputation as a highly respected figure within the realm of horror filmmaking.
