Key of Bones heads to Vimeo On Demand Nov. 10

Tony Armer’s Key West supernatural horror-comedy will stream at home for the first time on Nov. 10, with pre-orders open now for $7.99. The release expands the film from festival and theatrical screenings to worldwide on-demand viewing.

Why it matters: - The film moves from limited screenings to home viewing for the first time, widening access to audiences beyond Key West and festival attendees. - The Vimeo On Demand release gives the title a worldwide digital platform on TV, computer and mobile. - The $7.99 pre-order lowers the barrier for horror-comedy fans and viewers who missed the theatrical run.

What happened: - Key of Bones: Curse of the Ghost Pirate arrives on Vimeo On Demand on Tuesday, Nov. 10. - Pre-orders are open now at the film’s preorder page for $7.99. - The film streams worldwide and can be watched on TV, computer and mobile devices. - Buyers who pre-order now get the movie when it goes live on Nov. 10. - Viewers can also purchase the film as a gift.

The details: - Tony Armer wrote and directed the Key West supernatural horror-comedy. - The story follows Mary, a Key West waitress living on a houseboat, who finds cursed pirate coins after a storm. - One coin awakens the ghost of Anne Bonny, who returns to reclaim treasure and her lost love, Mary Read. - Mary learns she is a descendant of Read and joins Christie, an unlucky tourist, and Dave, a local ghost tour operator, to stop the curse. - The film includes drag queens, a possession sequence and a murder involving a wardrobe. - Armer has described the movie as a mix of Shaun of the Dead, The Goonies and Pirates of the Caribbean. - The movie was shot entirely in Key West beginning in January 2026. - Filming locations included the Alex Vega Key West Firehouse Museum, Fort East Martello Museum, the Key West Shipwreck Treasure Museum and Aqua Nightclub. - The cast is led by Gina Vitori as Mary, Melissa Chick as Anne Bonny, Jeremy King as Christie and Chad Newman as Dave. - Chad Newman’s character is based on Key West ghost tour personality David L. Sloan. - The cast also includes Ty Spann, Kitty Clements, Vincent De Paul and Benjamin Healy, who performs under the drag name Jessica T. Deveraux, as Desiree. - Brandon D. Hyde was cinematographer. - Producers are Anthony Pernicka, Cameron Brumbelow, Chuck Ardezzone and Mark Pulaski. - The film was produced in partnership with iHorror. - Key of Bones screened at the Fantastic Pavilion Gala during the Marché du Film at the Cannes Film Festival in May 2026. - The film also screened at the Tennessee Williams Theatre in Key West on Oct. 2–3, at the University of Tampa on Oct. 6 and at The Texas Theatre in Dallas on Oct. 20.

Between the lines: - The rollout suggests a push to turn a locally rooted indie film into a broader genre title with national and global reach. - The film’s use of real Key West landmarks and ghost lore is part of its marketing identity as much as its story. - iHorror is positioning the release as a test of its brand beyond online coverage, since this is the first feature film produced under the iHorror banner.

What’s next: - The film becomes available to stream on Nov. 10 at the movie’s official viewing page. - The official trailer and more information are available at the film’s website and iHorror. - The release gives the filmmakers a chance to convert festival buzz and regional screenings into on-demand viewership.

The bottom line: - Key of Bones is moving from haunted Key West locations to home screens, with a worldwide digital debut set for Nov. 10.