• January 12, 2020

      Adrienne Reese

      After impressing audiences at the 2019 Shriekfest and taking home the award for Best Thriller, Graham Denman is looking forward to the upcoming VOD release of his new thriller Greenlight. A hit for its mix of neon visuals, breakout acting performances, and its darkly twisted comedic energy, Greenlight is surprisingly Mr. Denman’s feature debut -- [...]

    • January 11, 2020

      Sean Woodard

      As an independent filmmaker working in horror, there are many ways in which a director can create atmosphere and tension with inventive editing and camerawork. In Hello, director Nikhail Asnani creates an abstract piece that uses loops of the central character’s voice (speaking “Hello” in different languages) to set the mood for the piece. It [...]

    • December 23, 2019

      Hannah Kaplan

      I was lucky as a kid; the dark never scared me. I was always the girl in slumber parties who would go downstairs to check out what that weird noise was. Darkness was never an issue for me until I watched a documentary about Dracula’s Castle at age 12. After that - I did NOT [...]

    • December 21, 2019

      Miranda Riddle

      BLACK MOON has everything I look for in a horror short, and nothing that I don’t. Incredible atmosphere. No gimmicky tricky cuts or reliance on over the top effects. Small cast, small location, everything tied up in a perfect little bow. This film understands and utilizes the power of an isolated and cold atmosphere. The [...]

    • December 15, 2019

      Brendan Haley

      Left alone as caretaker of a clothing-optional LGBT resort in its off-season, Matt (Mark Cirillo) confronts an unseen threat which wreaks havoc on him under the Palm Springs night sky. But could this unseen antagonist just be figments of Matt's imagination? It is hard to figure out where exactly to begin in critiquing Jody Wheeler’s new short, Hippopotamus, [...]

    • December 13, 2019

      Nate Stephenson

      The Foal is an eleven-minute short film that follows Lila (Madison Gallus), the morning after a party. After waking up with symptoms of a hangover, she notices strange marks on her neck. She then speaks with her, not at all likable husband, David (Noah Fletcher), here we learn that she’s pregnant and not feeling well. [...]

    • November 27, 2019

      Sean Woodard

      Despite winning the Best Horror Short award at the 2018 15 Minutes of Fame Festival, Ghost App left lots to be desired. Director Gerald J. Godbout III attempts to introduce a fresh concept in mixing supernatural horror with tech-horror, but fails in the execution. The plot surrounds a young woman who is terrorized by ghosts which she can only see [...]

  • Featured Events

    • Something Round Explores Grief Inventively

      January 14, 2020
    • DIRECTOR INTERVIEW: Talking shop, production highlights, and love of film with up and coming director GRAHAM DENMAN

      January 12, 2020
    • Hello Offers Plenty to Enjoy in Abstract Horror

      January 11, 2020
    • Nine Steps teaches us the importance of comforting children [REVIEW]

      December 23, 2019
    • BLACK MOON Has Everything in an 8 Minute Short

      December 21, 2019
    • HIPPOPOTAMUS Strips Down But Lacks Satisfaction

      December 15, 2019
    • The Foal Suffers From an Identity Crisis

      December 13, 2019
    • Ghost App Left Lots to be Desired

      November 27, 2019

    Conventions

    • Something Round Explores Grief Inventively

    • DIRECTOR INTERVIEW: Talking shop, production highlights, and love of film with up and coming director GRAHAM DENMAN

    • Hello Offers Plenty to Enjoy in Abstract Horror

    • Nine Steps teaches us the importance of comforting children [REVIEW]

    • BLACK MOON Has Everything in an 8 Minute Short

    • HIPPOPOTAMUS Strips Down But Lacks Satisfaction

    • The Foal Suffers From an Identity Crisis

    • Ghost App Left Lots to be Desired




      Festivals

    • Something Round Explores Grief Inventively

    • DIRECTOR INTERVIEW: Talking shop, production highlights, and love of film with up and coming director GRAHAM DENMAN

    • Hello Offers Plenty to Enjoy in Abstract Horror

    • Nine Steps teaches us the importance of comforting children [REVIEW]

    • BLACK MOON Has Everything in an 8 Minute Short

    • HIPPOPOTAMUS Strips Down But Lacks Satisfaction

    • The Foal Suffers From an Identity Crisis

    • Ghost App Left Lots to be Desired







  • Something Round Explores Grief Inventively

  • DIRECTOR INTERVIEW: Talking shop, production highlights, and love of film with up and coming director GRAHAM DENMAN

  • Hello Offers Plenty to Enjoy in Abstract Horror

  • Nine Steps teaches us the importance of comforting children [REVIEW]

  • BLACK MOON Has Everything in an 8 Minute Short

  • HIPPOPOTAMUS Strips Down But Lacks Satisfaction

  • The Foal Suffers From an Identity Crisis

  • Ghost App Left Lots to be Desired