Chris LaMartina is a Baltimore-based director, writer, and producer who has made a notable impact on the independent film scene, particularly in the realm of cult and horror cinema. His film "WNUF Halloween Special" (2013) stands out as a beloved title among collectors for its innovative blend of found footage and nostalgic television aesthetics, capturing the spirit of local TV broadcasts. Following this, "Call Girl of Cthulhu" (2014) showcased his unique voice in the genre, earning a dedicated fan base that appreciates its irreverent take on Lovecraftian themes. LaMartina's work has garnered attention not only for its creativity but also for its collectible value, particularly in limited edition releases. His documentary "S.O.V. The True Independents" (2018) delves into the fascinating world of shot-on-video filmmaking, making it a must-have for collectors interested in the evolution of independent cinema. With a growing catalog and a knack for blending humor with horror, LaMartina’s films are increasingly sought after by enthusiasts eager to explore the boundaries of physical media.