BLACK CLOUD (Daiyun) Short Film – Audience FEEDBACK Video from Horror Festival Oct. 2018

BLACK CLOUD (Daiyun), 11min., Brazil, Horror/Animation Directed by Andre Gustavo When a mother punishes her child for no apparent reason, revenge comes from the most unexpected places. CLICK HERE – and see full info and more pics of the film!

Winning Horror Feature Script: THE BLIGHT, by Jerron Spencer & Jeffrey Stackhouse

Originally posted on Festival for HORROR:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M3FTzSx62WQ Forced into Detroit’s The Blight, eight ordinary women must band together to save themselves and the world from Lovecraftian horror with a sci-fi twist. Garden tools, two guns, and one plucky aluminum bat will help them battle their way through rubble-strewn streets and hidden laboratories against mutants, monsters…

Best Scene Reading of Monochrome by Chloë J. Hightower

Originally posted on Festival for HORROR:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D0mNzlY33Pc Refugees of racial violence in the 70s, an interracial couple finds themselves stuck in their haunted basement when a gang of anti-war extremists invades their new California home. CAST LIST: Female Detective: Mandy May Cheetham Male Detective: Adrian Currie Narrator: Liam Kinahan Jennifer: Anjelica Alejandro Police Officer: John…

Horror Festival Testimonial – October 8 2018

Originally posted on Festival for HORROR:
I just wanted to write to say how much I appreciated your notes on my script. These notes were clear, precise and objective. They will be of great help to me in improving the script. It is so rare that a competition sends something like this that I wanted…

HORROR Festival Testimonial – October 24 2018

  Travis Darkow (HOW DID WE GET HERE?) We just wanted to get our idea for this series out there, and try to get feedback on what works, what doesn’t work, what can be tweaked, and we have gotten really great feedback so far. It’s always nice to get feedback where you can tell the person… Continue reading HORROR Festival Testimonial – October 24 2018

Film Theory: Everything Wrong With The Blair Witch Project

CinemaSins Published on Jan 22, 2015 Found footage, paper-thin mythology, runny noses… yeah, there ARE going to be sins in The Blair Witch Project. It’s a given. Submit via FilmFreeway, the exclusive way our festival accepts submissions.: Subscribe to the FILM podcast on iTunes Website: www.wildsoundpodcast.com

HORROR Best Scene Reading of The Vanished by Bill Bradshaw

  It is the year of our Lord 1900. In the storm of the century, a team of Lighthouse keepers are stranded on a barren island off the coast of Newfoundland. The storm brings carnage and destruction but it also harbors something far more sinister. As the days edge by, the team becomes aware of… Continue reading HORROR Best Scene Reading of The Vanished by Bill Bradshaw