Can you believe it’s already been a year since Brooklyn Horror Film Festival crept through the streets of NYC’s best borough? There are a few things...
From October 16 to 25, horror fans, filmmakers, writers, and artists gathered in Williamsburg, Brooklyn for ten days of film screenings, panels, live podcast recordings, Miskatonic...
If I ever needed more proof that Brooklyn Horror Film Festival was the place to be in October, my experience at this year’s live screening of...
In 2014, Mark Duplass and Patrick Brice created magic with their mumblegore-adjacent found footage epic Creep. Three years later, this dreamy duo brought us the second...
As someone who has been attending the Brooklyn Horror Film Festival annually since 2017, I can comfortably say that the ‘Slayed’ LGBTQ+ shorts block is a true...
I’ve been pretty clear for some time that cult-based horror isn’t my bag. Many subgenre tropes and cliches work well for me, but cult horror tropes...
Short films are the cornerstone of any good film festival. Sometimes shorts are packed before and after an accompanying feature, sometimes they get their own blocks....
Within the found footage subgenre exists an even more niche and untapped market. Screen life has slowly overtaken found footage; hardcore fans, like myself, ache for...
Time and time again, it has been said that horror has always been political. That rings true now more than ever. Sometimes it takes shock, violence,...
Unlike the human pyramid at the center of New Group, the foundations of the film are much less stable. Bringing us J-Horror in the vein of...
