Will Wernick is a filmmaker whose noted work in the 2017 thriller Escape Room. His latest film is considered an “in-spirit” sequel that also serves as a standalone film. The film is titled No Escape and it will be coming to select theaters, On Demand, and Digital on September 18 from Vertical Entertainment. Check out […]Read Post ›
Sam Macaroni has had a successful career, working in TV in the 1990s before delving into directing. He has done many commercials and short films and had the distinction to work with Keanu Reeves on the VR action of John Wick 3. His latest comedy, Guest House, was released this past weekend in select theaters, […]Read Post ›
Sometimes, when watching a documentary, you get to learn so much about its subject and with this film, you’ll get to know about the man who should be considered “the ultimate fan” and as the title indicate, the “Popcorn King”. A man named Joe R. Lansdale. Hailing from Texas, Joe R. Lansdale came from an […]Read Post ›
Mark Schwab is the co-founder of indie film label Diamond in the Rough Films. Mark has been making both shorts and feature films over the course of nearly two decades. His latest film, Crisis Hotline, a story of a LGBTQ romance gone wrong with potentially deadly consequences, is now out on DVD and VOD platforms. WorldFilmGeek […]Read Post ›
David Wall is an actor, writer, producer, and director who has three films under his belt to date. His 2007 dramedy Noelle, won the Best Director Award at the Fort Lauderdale International Film Fesitval. His latest film, the adventure comedy Gold Dust, was released Tuesday on VOD and Digital from High Octane Pictures. WorldFilmGeek had […]Read Post ›
Josh Itzkowitz is an indie filmmaker who got his start in 2013 with the feature film Jammed. He would go on to produce Empathy Inc. and well as work on commercials. His latest film he conceived with star/director Chris Roberti, the sci-fi assassin rom-com Same Boat makes its debut today on VOD and Digital from […]Read Post ›
One of the greatest unsung heroes of horror cinema, and in a whole, the world of Dutch cinema is Dick Maas. He is considered the Netherlands’ answer to John Carpenter not only because he is an excellent director, but he composes his own scores in the same way Carpenter does with his films. While he […]Read Post ›
If you do not know the name Harley Wallen, then it’s time you did. The versatile Swedish-born filmmaker is known for his independent films and use of many twists and turns that do not hinder his films, but rather the opposite and keeps the viewer guessing what will happen next. He’s done sci-fi, family, thrillers, […]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 ›
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 ›
