press release
Philadelphia, PA – January 13, 2026 – Breaking Glass Pictures is proud to announce that the thriller/horror film THE HOUSE ON HILL STREET, written, directed, and produced by filmmaker Omar Rogers, is now streaming.
A tense and atmospheric slow-burn, THE HOUSE ON HILL STREET begins with a simple act of kindness that spirals into something far more disturbing. When a stranger asks for help, Gwen answers — and vanishes. Her home soon welcomes new guests, but unsettling rumors suggest the host may never have truly left.
Starring Naomi Williams (Iris), Neidra Bartley (Janiyah), Eric Hardyway (Khalil), and Malcolm Montgomery (De’Andre), the film explores themes of trust, consequence, and the unseen dangers that linger in familiar spaces. Blending psychological tension with supernatural undertones, the 61-minute feature delivers a compact yet haunting experience for horror and thriller audiences.
“When trying to fix someone else’s problem becomes yours,” said filmmaker Omar Rogers, describing the core idea behind the film.
Rogers also reflected on his collaboration with Breaking Glass Pictures:
“I chose to work with Breaking Glass because they do good business and make you feel like you’re part of the family.”
A tense and atmospheric slow-burn, THE HOUSE ON HILL STREET begins with a simple act of kindness that spirals into something far more disturbing. When a stranger asks for help, Gwen answers — and vanishes. Her home soon welcomes new guests, but unsettling rumors suggest the host may never have truly left.
Starring Naomi Williams (Iris), Neidra Bartley (Janiyah), Eric Hardyway (Khalil), and Malcolm Montgomery (De’Andre), the film explores themes of trust, consequence, and the unseen dangers that linger in familiar spaces. Blending psychological tension with supernatural undertones, the 61-minute feature delivers a compact yet haunting experience for horror and thriller audiences.
“When trying to fix someone else’s problem becomes yours,” said filmmaker Omar Rogers, describing the core idea behind the film.
Rogers also reflected on his collaboration with Breaking Glass Pictures:
“I chose to work with Breaking Glass because they do good business and make you feel like you’re part of the family.”
About Breaking Glass Pictures:
Founded in 2009 and based in Philadelphia, Breaking Glass Pictures is a leading independent film distribution company focused on delivering thought-provoking, inclusive, and impactful films to audiences worldwide. With a strong history of championing LGBTQ+ cinema, documentaries, and bold independent features, Breaking Glass proudly supports visionary storytellers who challenge convention and spotlight underrepresented voices.
Founded in 2009 and based in Philadelphia, Breaking Glass Pictures is a leading independent film distribution company focused on delivering thought-provoking, inclusive, and impactful films to audiences worldwide. With a strong history of championing LGBTQ+ cinema, documentaries, and bold independent features, Breaking Glass proudly supports visionary storytellers who challenge convention and spotlight underrepresented voices.
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