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Elements of Fear: A Continuation

What scares you? What goes bump in the night and fills your heart with dread? Think about it; envision it; and that is your next horror film! Take what scares you and turn it into a work that others can gasp and awe at. Creating a spooky horror film is not easy; but with hard-work, forethought, and planning you can make a truly frightful film. It's Pretouch not Retouch Preproduction is extremely crucial to your horror film’s success. Pre-planning and organization will keep you and your crew ahead of the game and in front of any problems that can pop up unexpectedly. Believe me, there will be problems. You want to make sure that you understand the story that you are trying to tell AND how you

It Follows Review

Every so often you see a film that excites you and exceeds your expectations; a film that is so refreshingly entertaining and original you cannot wait to see it again. David Robert Mitchell’s It Follows (2014) is undoubtedly one of those films! It Follows made a limited theatrical debut in the U.S on February 13th, 2015; however, the film was not widely released into theaters until March 27th, 2015. This indie horror film presented by Northern Lights Films and produced by Animal Kingdom burst onto the scene, being screened at over 35 different international film festivals; including but not limited to some of the most prestigious festivals in the world, such as the Cannes Film Festival and t

A Review of Housebound, A Comedy-Horror

I was flipping through horror movies on Netflix and came across Housebound, directed by Gerard Johnstone, which I did not realize was a comedy-horror at first. Actually, from the first few seconds of the film feels like an action/crime flick. You first meet Kylie Bucknell (Morgana O'Reilly), as she is attempting to rob an ATM. Her plan falls apart when her partner knocks himself out and her car gets stuck, leading to 8 months on house arrest. She moves back in with her mother, Miriam (Rima Te Wiata), who she does not get along with, and we slowly learn about their rocky relationship and the strange house that Kylie grew up in. The guy next-door is creepy, the house makes bizarre noises, and

“Almost all my stories are sparked by real life,” April Henry, Author of The Body in the Woods

April Henry is a New York Times bestselling author of over a dozen mystery, thriller, and young adult (YA) novels. The first of her novels that I read was Shock Point when I was fifteen, and it terrified me. I remember sitting in my room on the verge of tears because I was so concerned about the protagonist Cassie who was trapped in a prison camp, desperately trying to plan an escape. I talked to April briefly about her writing and she also shared with me some links to her blog to help further answer some of my questions. April Henry is rather unique in that she actively discusses her life and work with fans on Facebook, and she promises to reply to all of her emails, letters, and messages.

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