As Horror fans, the desire for new thrilling stories that will make one jump out of their seat is always high in demand. The same goes for directors, although there are several legendary ones who have brought true Horror classics to the big screen; a...
Easily one of the favorite movies of 2015, Frances Stein was a tight, well-polished, multi-layered story that dripped Horror out of every pore. The woman, both behind and in front of the camera, is relative newcomer PJ Woodside. Along with her movie making partner, Steve...
Movies continue to be one of the most popular forms of entertainment, spanning decades, and means of distribution. Progressing from the cinemas and drive-ins, movies now come in a new array of viewing pleasure, including downloads and Video On Demand. This has enabled many writers...
Nacho Vigalondo is a diverse Spanish filmmaker with work ranging from the Academy Award nominated 2003 short film 7:35 de la Mañana, segments in popular Horror anthologies 2012's ABCs of Death and 2014's V/H/S: Viral, as well as 2014's Thriller Open Windows starring Elijah Wood. In addition to being such...
Even before getting started in film on a personal level, Director Josh Evans has not been a stranger to the ins and outs of Hollywood. His mother, actress Ali MacGraw, was the star of several films, including Love Story (1970) and Goodbye, Columbus (1969). Josh’s...
The closing credits of the recent 2015 anthology Tales of Halloween may be the first time mainstream Horror lovers have seen the names of directors Andrew Kasch and John Skipp, but they have both been in the business for quite some time now. Mostly working behind the...
Filmmaking is an art form that each creator approaches in a different way. However one view the craft, chances are they are inspired to convey some kind of message, whether it be social, comical, frightening, romantic, or all of the above. For French actor/director Franck...
