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‘Writer-Director Joanna Tsanis and stars Konstantina Mantelos and Adam Tsekhman discuss The Killgrin’ – Interview | MovieJawn
Lately, at least in my corner of the world, it seems that tragedy is relentlessly following us all. Sometimes the best therapy is sitting down with a film that is grappling with these personal issues that can feel larger than life. The Killgrin is the newest psychological-monster flick that does just that. I had the… Read more
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‘Director Joanna Tsanis turns grief into a tangible horror in The Killgrin’ – Review | MovieJawn
If you are one of the millions of people in the world that suffer from depression or anxiety disorders, then you know how infuriating it is to hear phrases like, “cheer up,” “it’s all in your head,” or the dreaded, “just relax!” The human mind is a powerful place, and the horror genre has been… Read more
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‘Why Christine Is MORE Than Just A Killer Car Movie’- Video Essay | JoBlo Horror Originals
The horror genre is littered with haunted objects. Anything under the sun could be the subject of a good popcorn thriller, whether it is cursed video tapes in chilling films like The Ring, possessed furniture in low budget comedies like Killer Sofa, or wind up toys that decide the fates of the characters in The… Read more
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Historical drama and vampiric horrors collide in SINNERS – Review
Guilt and sin are poisonous elements ingrained into the soil of America. In a true Southern Gothic fashion, Ryan Coogler’s Sinners is a tale of sinister events that are bred from poverty, alienation, and violence. Set in the Jim Crow era Mississippi delta, the birthplace of post-Confederate disenfranchisement of Black Americans, the bitterness left by… Read more
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A beloved fairytale is twisted beyond recognition in THE UGLY STEPSISTER – Review
Hidden under the hopefulness of a rags-to-riches Cinderella story has always been a poisonous jealousy and greed. So many versions exist and whether you are familiar with Perrault’s introduction of the glass slippers, the wickedness of the Brothers Grimm retelling, or simply a fan of the whimsy of Disney’s film adaptation, the tale typically follows… Read more
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Eternal Inferno (Short) – Review
There is nothing more heartbreaking than being hurt by someone you trust. This is, unfortunately, a stark reality for many young women and girls and the work of Mexican filmmaker Alexandra Carlota Velasco forces audiences to confront that reality. Premiering at this past Final Girls Berlin Film Festival, Velasco’s latest short film Eternal Inferno is… Read more
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