Twin Minds Split Reality in Lindsay Kent’s Psychedelic Sci-Fi Comedy
Twin filmmakers Lindsay and Lauren Kent blend sci-fi, horror, and comedy in "The Split", a surreal exploration of ego, transformation, and identity.
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Grief, Betrayal, and Dark Humor Collide in "Gemini"
Naomi Christie channels raw grief into "Gemini", a darkly funny, genre-blending short film about love, loss, and betrayal—now featured at FilmQuest 2025.
"Blossom Needs A Ride Home" Turns Horror’s Final Girl Into a Hero Again
Filmmaker Tim Schwagel redefines post-horror storytelling with "Blossom Needs A Ride Home", a witty, blood-soaked satire premiering at FilmQuest.
Ali Cook Reimagines the Mermaid Myth in “The Pearl Comb”
Blending folklore and feminism, Ali Cook’s "The Pearl Comb" reimagines mermaids and women doctors in a stunning, genre-bending period drama at FilmQuest 2025.
Shooting on 35mm, Building a Monster: Inside "Housewife’s" Surreal Horror Vision
Jake Lazarow and Greta Guthrie’s surreal 35mm horror short “Housewife” blends vintage terror and feminist themes in a bold, handcrafted vision.
"The Demon Core" Reimagines a Forgotten Hero Through Science and Horror
J. Zachary Thurman’s "The Demon Core" revives physicist Louis Slotin’s true story through a haunting blend of historical drama and psychological horror.
Inside the Fan-Fueled Chaos of "SCP: Containment Breach"
Zach Lona’s "SCP: Containment Breach" brings the cult horror universe to life, blending CGI and indie ingenuity in a bold FilmQuest selection.
"Kiss of the Spider Woman" Adaptation Takes The Stage
A strong style in this musical adaptation takes away from some of its message.
Transforming Grief into Art: The Healing Power of "Flocky"
Esther Casas Roura’s "Flocky" turns stillbirth and silence into art, using 2D animation to spark empathy, awareness, and global healing.
Blurring the Line Between Victim and Villain in "Syphon"
Tom Botchii’s "Syphon" dives into moral chaos and survival, blurring the line between predator and prey in this gripping FilmQuest 2025 thriller.
Inside “The Man Upstairs”: Wendy Wang’s Unflinching Look at Childhood Horror
At FilmQuest 2025, Wendy Wang’s "The Man Upstairs" delves into Stockholm syndrome, survival, and resilience through a child’s psychological lens.
Inside the Cosmic Terror of "The King in Yellow"
Sam Shapson’s "The King in Yellow" transforms cosmic horror with haunting visuals, cerebral terror, and Haley Baird’s unforgettable performance.
Facing Fear Through Family: "The Sequence" Redefines Horror and Grief
Joe Bandelli’s "The Sequence" turns parental grief into pure horror, blending emotional realism with bold technical filmmaking to push the genre’s limits.
Inside "dont.4get2smile": Stefano Pennisi’s Minimalist Take on Fear
Brooklyn filmmaker Stefano Pennisi delivers "dont.4get2smile", a suspenseful indie horror exploring fear, imagination, and social media anxiety.
Healing Through Horror: Ashley George’s “Slush” Confronts Family and Folklore
Ashley George’s "Slush" transforms the pain of returning home into a surreal, emotionally charged horror story rooted in family and forgiveness.