Demon Hunter: Time 2 Kill
Directed by Zoe Kavanagh
Runtime: 1:39:00
Country of Origin: Ireland
Taryn Barker is just your average everyday monster slaying, wise-cracking, demon hunter on the hunt for two pieces of an ancient artifact, The Necrox. Standing in her way is Elysia Cronika, the CEO of Illumini Industries and a member of the Satanic sect The Stygian.
Cronika plans to obtain the Necrox to unleash Hell on Earth. The problem is Taryn is hard to kill and with every demon sent to eliminate the demon hunter getting wiped out, she gets closer to saving the day.
As a last resort, Cronika sends Taryn through time alongside a band of innocent teenagers to the year 1987 and now Taryn needs to protect the group from a notorious summer camp slasher Lucien Krull, whilst finding the Necrox and a way back home to the present
Director Biography
Zoe Kavanagh is an award-winning Irish filmmaker known for her bold and visually striking work in the horror and action genres. A graduate of the Institute of Art, Design, and Technology (IADT) in Dublin, Zoe’s passion for storytelling began with music videos for rock and gothic bands such as Clan of Xymox and The Birthday Massacre. Her love for dark, atmospheric narratives naturally led her to create films that blend fantasy, action, and horror.
In 2016, Zoe made her feature film debut with Demon Hunter, an independent horror-action film that garnered over 15 international awards, including "Best Director" at HorrorHound Film Festival. Demon Hunter was praised for its gritty style, dark fantasy elements, and emotional depth, leading to its global distribution. The film’s success set the stage for the development of a forthcoming sequel titled Demon Hunter: Time 2 Kill, which is currently in post-production.
Beyond feature films, Zoe has expanded the Demon Hunter franchise into other media, including a video game and a potential novelization. She continues to explore dark, emotional, and intense storytelling through production company, Up On Blue Bridge, where she collaborates with industry talent to bring her creative visions to life.
Zoe’s work is heavily influenced by directors such as James Cameron, Ridley Scott, and John Carpenter, and she remains dedicated to pushing the boundaries of independent filmmaking in Ireland. Her unique style, marked by strong visual composition and a love for genre cinema, has earned her a growing reputation in the indie film community.