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 ›
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 ›
Kate A. McGrath graduated from SUNY Oswego, and continued studies at New York University, School for Film and Television, The Barrow Group, Black Nexxus Inc, Pearl Theatre and Bova Actors Studio. She has worked primarily in independent projects from Nicky Newark to Clandenstine. She has since continued to work steadily in developing new projects as an actress, writer, and producer. […]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 ›
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 ›
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 ›
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 ›
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 ›
Aaron Harvey has made a name for himself in the world of indie films, beginning with short films. He would make his first feature film with Catch .44 in 2011 followed with The Neighbor in 2018. He has worked with the likes of Bruce Willis, Forest Whitaker, Malin Akerman, and William Fichtner. His latest film, […]Read Post ›
