Last week, the Fantasia International Film Festival wrapped up yet another stellar year of madness and mayhem after showcasing over 120 feature films and over 200...
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...
“I promise, no one’s leaving here smarter tonight,” laughs Frank from the stage as he kicks off Cabane à Sang for its 9th annual trash horror...
Director C.J. Arellano’s newest short film, Dry January, will cure what ails you. After a disastrous New Years Eve lands siblings Maya and Toby in boiling...
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...
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....
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...
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...
Short films are one of my favorite parts of Final Girls Berlin Film Festival. Festival directors Elinor Lewy and Sara Neidorf always knock it out of...
