Wei’s expansive scarring on her face and neck isn’t just a disfigurement, it is an ever-present reminder of her past: it was the same condition her...
While House of Ashes is a bit unpolished, we have to celebrate a writer-director unafraid to really get into the nitty-gritty of reproductive health in the...
In a recent article, I talked about the legacy of William Castle and the many gimmicks he used to promote his horror films. One gimmick I...
Lilly is a haunted woman who lives alone on the outskirts of town. She seemingly only has one friend, a coworker, and harbors some heavy mistrust...
The pandemic was an interesting time for indie filmmaking, forcing creatives to think outside the metaphorical box without physically leaving their own. Of all the apartment-shot...