Jim Thorpe Independent Film Festival 2023 - Writer/director Graham Burrell's Life of the Party will make you wonder just how well you know your co-workers. The darkly humorous, surreal, and nail-biting thriller morphs into a bizarre gathering that then turns into a horror show. Patrick Daly plays David, who accepts an invite to his co-worker [...]

Jim Thorpe Independent Film Festival 2023 - As someone who has taught Mary Shelley's Frankenstein more times than I can count, including a few of its film adaptations, it's fair to say that I'm always eager to see a new take on the story. Writer/director Bomani J. Story's The Angry Black Girl and Her Monster is [...]

Jim Thorpe Independent Film Festival 2023 - Writer/director Rioghnach Ni Ghrioghair's Don't Go Where I Can't Find You does more in 20 minutes than some full-length films. It's an eerie and moving story about loss and grief, a chilling ghost tale with serious emotional heft. The Irish film opens as Freya (Stephanie Dufresne) gives a brief [...]

Jim Thorpe Independent Film Festival 2023- Everyone knows someone like Lawrence Kweller (Isaiah Lehtinen), star of  writer/director Chandler Levack's incredibly smart coming-of-age feature I Like Movies. He's a know-it-all cinephile who watches a movie a day. He dreams of becoming a big-time director and attending film school at NYU, and he judges everyone for their [...]

Jim Thorpe Independent Film Festival 2023 - Writer/director Eddie Alcazar's Divinity is a trip alright, a film where the visuals are likely to be remembered more than the storyline. It's not that the feature doesn't have a plot per say, but the narrative often takes a backseat to the arresting images and sound design. Whatever flaws [...]

The 6th Annual Jim Thorpe Independent Film Festival, aka JTIFF, kicks off on April 20 and runs through April 23. This year’s line-up includes a heavy dose of genre films that we here at HorrorBuzz are looking forward to watching and covering, along with several blocks of shorts, live music, and director Q & As. [...]

Jim Thorpe Independent Film Festival - If you're looking for at least one reason to watch the short Stalked, just consider the fact it has a killer scarecrow. Yes, a killer scarecrow. Move over Chucky, Jason, Freddy, and Michael, there's a new killer in town. It's nice to see a slasher who's not part of [...]