horror
From Slashers to Downers
Editor turned writer-director Josh Ethier on his joint love of horror movies and bleak, confrontational European cinema.
How A Group of “Dumb Americans” Made One of the First Ever Horror Movies Shot in Albania
Producers Justin Martell, Matt Manjourides and Seager Dixon share the deeply unlikely story of filming the 2020 remake of Castle Freak.
How I Lost My Face
Writer-director Sasha Rainbow on masks, identity, her toxic ex-boyfriend and her new feature, the body horror Grafted.
Revisited: How to Produce a Successful Indie Film in Three Easy Steps (by Doing Everything Wrong)
Producer William Rosenfeld on his unconventional approach to making the horror hit It's What's Inside, which sold for $17 million at Sundance.
How to Produce a Successful Indie Film in Three Easy Steps (by Doing Everything Wrong)
Producer William Rosenfeld on his unconventional approach to making the horror hit It's What's Inside, which sold for $17 million at Sundance.
Thoughts on Suffering for Your Art
Writer-director Anna Zlokovic, whose horror movie Appendage is now on Hulu, discusses finding balance and self-care in her work.
Become What You Are
Director Jacqueline Castel on how her debut feature My Animal showed her how to evolve into the person she was supposed to be.
Making a Brain Baby with Your Ex-Husband
Filmmaker Lee Moss, whose new film, birth/rebirth, is out this week, on legacy, progeny and identity in a mutable creative partnership.
Folk Horror Gave Hollow Hand and Spencer Cullum an Identity
The folk songwriters talk Wicker Man, Midsommar, why Europe is creepier than the US, and more.
How a Brush With Death Made Me an Even Bigger Horror Fan
Kimberley Elizabeth, one of the directors of the new horror anthology movie Sinphony, on her origin story as a genre filmmaker.
What’s Going to Happen Next
The Righteous’ actor-writer-director Mark O’Brien on The Game, Rosemary’s Baby and uncertainty in life and in movies.
From Punk Rock to Indie Horror, It’s DIY or Die
Whether playing guitar in the bands Bad Ash and Ashers or now making his debut feature Alone with You, Justin Brooks has kept the same ethos.










