Upon the announcement that Scott Derrickson has departed the upcoming sequel Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness, things may come to ahead with the return of an iconic filmmaker. Sam Raimi (right), who helmed the successful Evil Dead trilogy as well as brought Spider-Man to his first big-screen adventure in 2002 along with two sequels in 2004 and […]Read Post ›
Adriana Maggs is an actress, screenwriter, and director from Canada whose debut feature film, Grown Up Movie Star, gained some rave review. She recently adapted her father’s collection of poems about hockey legend Terry Sawchuk (1929-1970) to craft the biopic Goalie, which comes to select theaters on January 31 followed by a DVD/Digital release on […]Read Post ›
Last year, WorldFilmGeek had the opportunity to talk to athlete and actor turned filmmaker York Shackleton about the true story-inspired 211, starring Nicolas Cage. Coming on January 17, Shackleton returns as he directed the action film Disturbing the Peace, starring Guy Pearce as a Marshall who takes on a biker gang in his small town. […]Read Post ›
Swiss-born filmmaker Anthony Jerjen started out making short films before making his feature film debut in the upcoming indie drama Inherit the Viper, which revolves around three siblings who are dealers in the opioid business. The film is coming out in select theaters, On Demand, and Digital on January 10 from Lionsgate. WorldFilmGeek had the […]Read Post ›
Starting out as an actor, Danny A. Abeckaser had appeared in many films mainly in bit parts. He has worked with the likes of Marc Anthony and Adam Sandler before breaking out in 2010’s Holy Rollers, which also marked his debut as a producer. In 2016, he lived a lifelong dream and worked with Martin […]Read Post ›
Adam Egypt Mortimer is well verse in the horror genre. After some short films, he made his feature film debut on the revenge film Some Kind of Hate followed by an installment of the anthology horror film Holidays. Mortimer returns with Daniel Isn’t Real, which comes to theaters, VOD, and Digital on December 6 from […]Read Post ›
John Suits is an award-winning producer and director who has been involved in both indie filmmaking and commercials. He has produced films such as Cheap Thrills, Just Before I Go, 400 Days, Bad Milo!, and Extracted just to name a few. He has worked with some of the biggest names in Hollywood. He produced and […]Read Post ›
Suro Jr. is a graduate of the Gerasimov Russian State University of Cinematography (VGIK) as a screenwriter. He has worked primarily in television, even writing a pilot series for TV channel STS and had helped in writing various television shows. He made his short film debut with the true story-based Thursday, which has recently been […]Read Post ›
Frank Sabatella is a renowned horror filmmaker who got his start directing the video short A Little More before making his feature film debut with writing, directing, and producing the indie horror film Blood Night: The Legend of Mary Hatchet in 2009. After some work on short films, Sabatella returns with a vengeance to feature […]Read Post ›
Belgian-born filmmaker Guy Bleyaert has only been around for under a decade but he has made quite an impact with his roles and his work behind the camera. After a successful feature film debut with 2013’s The Last Inquisitors, Bleyaert is upping the ante with his latest film, the post-apocalyptic thriller Transit 17, which features […]Read Post ›
