Four films major films were in theaters this Thanksgiving. Two sequels, one being more of a swing of the sword (shout out to Office regular Mr. Scarpa), an animated Disney film, (who’s original is already receiving a live action remake), and a long awaited cinematic return to the world of OZ. Depending on where you … Continue reading In Search of the Genre of Originality
It's October, and that means scary movie time! I haven't seen all of these, but I can without a doubt attest to the quality of the top pick, A Quiet Place. I posted a great in-depth interview a while back you can find here: Bryan Woods and Scott Beck On Writing. We'll keep this one short and … Continue reading The Best Horror Movies Of 2018
Why do we like to get scared? I have no idea! It makes no sense, but with the right group of people it can be a damn good time. If you're looking for a little inspiration as a horror writer, or you just want to shout out for your momma and pee your pants a … Continue reading Top Horror Movies of 2017 (So Far)
"Wes Craven had an incredible life—half the things that have happened to him as a result of following hunches are completely unreal. Which may be exactly the reason why he was able to change the horror genre, having inadvertently invented a whole surrealist framework for it." Wes Craven, passed away last year, and I thought with … Continue reading In-Depth Interview: Tribute to Wes Craven
Alex Garland is most well known for writing "Dredd," "Sunshine," "28 Days Later," and most recently "Ex Machina." He's also a novelist, producer, and recently a director. He's got a great grip on Horror, whether it's a zombie apocalypse or a A.I. thriller. If you haven't seen his movies, or read his books, they're very … Continue reading Quote of the Day – Alex Garland
Guillermo Del Toro, a Mexican film director, producer, screenwriter, and FX specialist, has had quite an influence on modern Horror. A few of his latest movies and shows include, "Crimson Peak," "The Strain," and "Pacific Rim." Watching his films, it's easy to see the painstaking amount of time he puts into each and every detail. … Continue reading In-Depth Interview – Guillermo Del Toro
Two kids, three shows and a massive eight-figure deal: at home and work with the Power Showrunner behind 'American Horror Story' and 'Scream Queens’ as he reveals his own tortured history — and a future that includes a possible Gwyneth Paltrow musical. Ryan Murphy fits right in to the theme of the month with 3 … Continue reading In-Depth Article – Ryan Murphy
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