Director Marie Alice Wolfszahn We were very pleased to get the opportunity to chat to Marie Alice Wolfszahn about her debut feature, the stylishly brooding occult chiller, MOTHER
SAVI THE CAT was directed, written and produced by Bryan Tucker and Netsanet Tjirongo. This heart-warming short film shares the story of the highs and lows of a
Ahead of the European premiere of his psychologically disturbing supernatural thriller, CONSECRATION, at FrightFest Glasgow 2023, director Chris Smith talks about the supernatural side of religion, filming in
“It’s good to have friends.” (SHUT UP YOU’RE CRYING) Story: When we left our Guardians, Gamora had been lost, but found, then lost again, as her alternate-self left for parts
There’s a character’s journey in Craig Boreham’s Lonesome that can’t be described as linear or traditional. Boreham has made sure to stay out of the narrative stream with
In the curiously small catalog of post COVID-19 films, We are gathered here today stands out as an experiment that works well due to the simplistic characterization of
Andzei Matsukevits’ Stronger by Stress is a documentary that recollects many of the trends, messages and practices you may come across in the media today. I can guarantee
North Atlantic right whales are dying faster than they can reproduce. With just over 330 remaining, these great whales rarely die of natural causes. Instead they are run
Written and directed by Victoria Shefer, Before I Sleep has been having an excellent Festival run. Before I Sleep is based on the poem Stopping by Woods on
There’s a certain species of documentaries that are solely realism-based and use a cinematic field to transmit a powerful and relevant message about a situation or site we
Every filmmaker should put themselves in the viewer’s shoes. Except in a few cases, I don’t think filmmakers want to make films that are not arousing for the
There’s an inevitable discussion that arises from a film like Look away, look away. The documentary’s approach is fixed on a present dilemma that has already been solved.
Movie characters aren’t supposed to be good or bad to have engagement. I mean, it’s pretty widely known that villains have come to be our favorite characters throughout
When it comes to anthologies, and especially horror-based ones, a frame should be built around the plethora of ideas that will finally make it into the film. And
