The daughter of veteran actor William Forsythe, Rebecca Forsythe has been doing quite well in the film industry. She played the role of Clarissa in We Are Your Friends and appeared alongside her father in her film debut Strike Force in 2003 and then as Jake LaMotta’s estranged daughter in The Bronx Bull in 2016. […]Read Post ›
Sean Mullin is an award-winning screenwriter and film director who prior to filmmaking served in the military. His military career includes being a First Responder Officer on 9/11. His critically-acclaimed feature film debut as a writer/director — Amira & Sam — won numerous film festivals and was distributed theatrically by Drafthouse Films. He’s the co-writer and co-producer […]Read Post ›
Barbara Crampton is a horror film legend whose work as a “scream queen” is nothing short of iconic. From Re-Animator to Chopping Mall and Puppet Master, she is also a successful soap opera star, appearing in Days of Our Lives in the early 1980s, Guiding Light and The Bold and the Beautiful in the mid-1990s, […]Read Post ›
Peter Bishai is an award-winning director who gained acclaim for his 2011 film Colors of Heaven, which depicted the true story of a South African teen forced into a struggle with apartheid for many years. The film earned two South African Academy Awards and was selected among various film festivals all over the world. His […]Read Post ›
Starting his career producing documentaries and short films, Henry Jacobson is a successful filmmaker whose work has given him acclaim. His collaboration with Emma Tammi on the 2016 Presidential Election was well received. After executive producing Tammi’s horror film The Wind, Jacobson makes his feature film directorial debut on the thriller Bloodline, coming to select […]Read Post ›
Katie Stevens has been a lifelong performer who got her major start as a contestant on American Idol, which would lead into a successful career in film and television. She made her major acting debut on the MTV series Faking It and is currently on the series The Bold Type. After a successful feature film […]Read Post ›
One word can describe Bill Moseley: legend. Since his breakout performance as “Chop-Top” Sawyer in The Texas Chainsaw Massacre 2, Moseley’s name has been synonymous with the horror genre. In 2003, Moseley took on another iconic role, that of Otis Driftwood, a member of the Firefly family in Rob Zombie’s House of 1000 Corpses and […]Read Post ›
Grady Hendrix is a renowned author who got his start finding the New York-based Subway Cinema, which founded the New York Asian Film Festival. Hendrix, an avid fan of Hong Kong and B-movies, would be known as an author when he wrote his first book, Occupy Space, in 2012. However, it was his 2014 book […]Read Post ›
Chelsea Stardust is a lifelong horror film fan who got her start working as an assistant to the likes of Judd Apatow and horror producer extraordinaire Jason Blum. In 2015, she started directing short films and the hard work has paid off as she makes her feature film debut on the horror-comedy Satanic Panic, coming […]Read Post ›
Richard Bates Jr. (center) is a storyteller who got his start making a short film titled Excision, which a few years later would progress into a feature film version. He would follow it up with two more feature films, Suburban Gothic and Trash Fire, followed by the short film White Lung: Below. Bates returns to feature […]Read Post ›
