Watch CHATEAU SAUVIGNON: TERROIR – AUDIENCE FEEDBACK from the Feb. 25 2016 Film Festival

CHATEAU SAUVIGNON: TERROIR, 13min, USA, Horror/Family
Directed by David Maire

Follows the isolated adolescent son of a storied vintner family who finds himself torn between obeying his father’s callous restrictions and preventing his ailing mother from deteriorating further. When a doting woman and her indifferent son arrive seeking a tasting and tour of the winery, Nicolas sees an opportunity to help care for his mother, as well as prove his worth to his choleric father.

Watch TIME TO EAT – Audience FEEDBACK Video

TIME TO EAT, 4min, USA, Horror/Comedy
Directed by Luke Guidici

After being sent to timeout, a mischievous boy’s trip to the basement leads to a monstrous revelation.

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Playing at Feb. 25th Horror Film Festival – SILENTLY WITHIN YOUR SHADOW, 14min, UK, Horror/Thriller

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SILENTLY WITHIN YOUR SHADOW, 14min, UK, Horror/Thriller
Directed by Scott Lyus

Playing at Feb. 25th Horror Film Festival – BALLERINA, 5min, USA, Horror/Thriller

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BALLERINA, 5min, USA, Horror/Thriller
Directed by Marc Thomas

Playing at Feb. 25th Horror Film Festival – TIME TO EAT, 4min, USA, Horror/Comedy

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TIME TO EAT, 4min, USA, Horror/Comedy
Directed by Luke Guidici

Playing at Feb. 25th Horror Film Festival – CANTATA IN C MAJOR, 7min, USA, Horror/Musical

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CANTATA IN C MAJOR, 7min, USA, Horror/Musical
Directed by Ronnie Cramer

January 2016 Horror Films/Screenplays/Stories

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Horror Screenplay of the Day: WALK WITH THE DEVIL by Alison C. Hall

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Horror Audience FEEDBACK Video: THE BLOOD OF LOVE

Submit your Horror Screenplay to the Festival Today: http://festivalforhorror.com Watch the Audience Feedback Video of THE BLOOD OF LOVE: THE BLOOD OF LOVE, 19min, USA, Horror/Thriller Directed by Jeff Meyers Unwilling to accept the death of her husband, a young widow, acquires a machine that can bring him back to her. But the machine exacts… Continue reading Horror Audience FEEDBACK Video: THE BLOOD OF LOVE

Horror Short Script Reading of THE NEW NEIGHBORS by Filippo Santaniello

The New Neighbors is the January 2016 Winning Short Screenplay.

THE NEW NEIGHBORS
Written by L. Filippo Santaniello

SYNOPSIS:

Genres: Horror, Thriller

Three friends are screening and selecting short films for a low budget horror film festival when the babysitter from the floor below rings the bell. Something bad has happened and she needs help.

CAST LIST:

NARRATOR – Peter Nelson
VIVIAN – Katelyn Vanier
ZACH – Dan Cristofori
ASHLEY – Holly Sarchfield
ALEX – Geoff Mays
ASIAN BOY – Lorne Hiro

Get to know writer Filippo Santaniello:

What is your screenplay about?
“The New Neighbors” is a story about three friends that work as short film selectors for a Horror Film Festival. Disappointed by the overall quality of the films they wonder why no one is creating something original. Right then the bell rings. The babysitter from downstairs appears at the threshold of the door. Does she need help or is she just hungry?

Why should this screenplay be made into a movie?
I believe that the screenplay is well-structured and it can also be enjoyed by those that are not just horror film fans. And there is lots of blood!

This story has a lot going for it. How would you describe this script in two words?
Appetizing, impactful.

What movie have you seen the most in your life?
I would say Daro Argento’s Profondo Rosso because I’m a huge lover of the horror movies produced in Italy between the ‘60s and ‘70s. There are no words to describe the works of authors such as Mario Bava, Lucio Fulci, Joe D’Amato. As an Italian writer I feel very close to these authors but I’m also enthusiastic about international directors like David Lynch, David Cronemberg and John Carpenter.

How long have you been working on this screenplay?
One Week.

How many stories have you written?
Quite a lot. Not only screenplays but also short stories and two novels.

What motivated you to write this screenplay?
The fun for the macabre.

What obstacles did you face to finish this screenplay?
I didn’t face any serious obstacles in writing this screenplay. It all went smoothly.

Apart from writing, what else are you passionate about?
Music. I listen to rock music all the time. And now that Lemmy and Bowie are out of the scene we are left without myths.

What influenced you to enter the festival? What were your feelings on the initial feedback you received?
I wanted to compete with other good international authors in order to expose my writing to markets outside of Italy.

I think feedback is important, it helps you grow. If everything went well we would remain the same without the possibility to improve.