Upcoming Internet Horror Movies: A Golden Age or a Slop Machine?
There may come a time when internet horror movies become a bubble like the superhero era of the 2010s, but I look forward to the ride there.
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Preparing for On-Set Murphy's Law
Murphy’s Law is a pain and a half. We can prepare forever-and-ever and still something else will inevitably go wrong.
Study the "One Night Only" Screenplay with StoryBoardDG
Join StoryBoardDG on August 10 for a live online discussion of Travis Braun's acclaimed romantic comedy screenplay "One Night Only".
Jane Schoenbrun Has Done it Again: The Premiere of "Teenage Sex and Death at Camp Miasma"
The premiere of "Camp Miasma" followed by a Q&A with Director Jane Schoenbrun and lead actress Hannah Einbinder.
Movie Making Moments: The Coveted Long Take
Altogether it was a great learning experience and one that I truly felt pushed out of my comfort zone.
"Them That's Not" Reimagines Family as the Community We Choose
At this year's HollyShorts, Mekhai Lee's "Them That's Not" turns a grandmother's repass into a fragile reunion between an estranged father and his daughter, asking who counts as "our own" when isolation runs deepest.
"Night Feeds" Turns Postpartum Into a Body You Cannot Leave
At this year's HollyShorts, Rana Roy's "Night Feeds" collapses the wall between a new mother's private paranoia and the violence flooding her screens, asking whether the madness lives in her mind or the world around her.
"Why Do You Hate Me?" Turns Anxious Ambition Into Dark Comedy
At this year's HollyShorts, Chelsea Collazo Garcia's "Why Do You Hate Me?" mines the manic search for validation for its funniest and most honest material, following a young woman whose reckless ambition turns every opportunity into self-inflicted catastrophe.
"Bleeder" Turns Physical Pain into a Study of Grief
At this year's HollyShorts, Jeremy Max's "Bleeder" follows a man who earns a living by taking beatings, using brutal violence to trace the emotional wounds he can no longer outrun.
"Birth is For P*ssies" Reclaims the Delivery Room
At this year's HollyShorts, Hannah Shealy's "Birth is For P*ssies" follows a rookie doula through her first chaotic night on the job, upending Hollywood's clichés about labor and the people who quietly carry others through it.
"Beyond the Mind" Gives Voice to a Silent Companion
At this year's HollyShorts, Lanya Nooralddin's "Beyond the Mind" makes its US Premiere with the story of an abandoned donkey's loyal return home, using silence and landscape to reflect on empathy, survival, and a land scarred by war.
Meddling Kids and Movie Magic
Sometimes the best stories begin with limited resources and limitless imagination.
What "Her" Predicted about AI "girlfriends"
“You always wanted to have a wife without the challenges of actually dealing with anything real.”
"Beshert" Finds Fate, Faith, and Friendship in a Leeds Care Home
At this year's HollyShorts, Lewis Rose's "Beshert" — produced by Jason Solomons and Naomi Gryn — follows a grumpy old man and a reluctant Bar Mitzvah boy whose chance meeting sparks an unlikely friendship that changes both their lives.
"Chi Mangia Solo" Simmers Grief in a Family Recipe
At this year's HollyShorts, Francesco Zenati's "Chi Mangia Solo" turns a mother's handwritten recipe into a reckoning with memory, as an estranged brother and sister cook their way back to each other on the eve of losing their childhood home.
"Creators" Turns a Viral Rescue Into a Study in Empathy
At this year's HollyShorts, Nik Sysuev's "Creators" follows a struggling content creator who turns a stranger's darkest moment into clickbait, probing how social media distorts the way we recognize each other's humanity.