"The Red Door is a blood-drenched psychological mystery through the distorted gaze of Lynda and her fantasy self, Loma, heroines who both try to redeem Lynda from a tragic past. The Red Door is a modern novella – not quite a short story and not quite a novel, but definitely a modern Giallo story*."

*The word giallo is Italian for "yellow" and stems from the genre's origin in paperback novels with yellow covers. The film genre that emerged from these novels in the 1960s began as literal adaptations of the books, but soon began taking advantage of modern cinematic techniques to create a unique genre characterized by extended murder sequences featuring excessive bloodletting, stylish camerawork and unusual musical arrangements.

Directed by Jason Bognacki + Music by Loma Lynda

"Jason Bognacki's The Red Door (2008)... the most horrifying thingI've seen committed to film in a long, long time......Immensely stylish....Unrelenting, astounding....- Loma Lynda: The Red Door alone
is worth the price of the DVD." DVDTALK.com (Review)

"A sensational visual style; beautiful floating camerawork...a mesmerizing cinematic experience that swayed
like a sensual dream gone awry..." Horrorphile.net (Review)

The Red Door..."Part David Lynch psychological mind trip and part Dario Argento blood drenched giallo!"...
Indie Film Chat (Review)

The Red Door- La Porte Rouge "Lynda" from Jason Bognacki on Vimeo.