I’ve covered hundreds of festivals since starting my writing career. Out of all of the festivals I cover, Tokyo Horror Film Festival remains supreme. There is...
Many flock to festivals to see which features are set to play. Features are fun and integral to a festival lineup, but it’s the short films...
There’s an article I have coming out in August about a film called Jersey Shore Massacre. In said article, I discuss how Scream had an overall...
Regarding film festivals, one of the unsung heroes is always the short films. Unfortunately, it seems most publications pay them little to no mind, and that’s...
Morena follows Anya (Taisiya-Oksana Shchuruk) and her boyfriend, Yurko (Illia Valianskyi). The happy couple is making their way back to Anya’s hometown to visit her parents....
Bakemono tells the fragmented tales of multiple poor souls who find their demise in an Airbnb. Friends, philanderers, forlorn souls, relatives, everyone is fair game in...
At an 80-minute runtime barring credits, Sion Sono’s Tag is a Japanese splatter film that is bursting at the seams. Which, if you’re familiar with the...
One of the first YouTube channels I both subscribed to and ‘clicked the bell’ for was Crypt TV. Alongside Omeleto (which came shortly after), Crypt TV...
If you have been following my journey with Horror Press, then you would know I’m a huge advocate for short films. (And if you listened to...
About seven months ago, we had the opportunity to cover Riccardo Suriano’s short film Dreadstone. It was easy to fall in love with Suriano’s visual and...
