Tag Archives: Brooklyn Ewing

One of my most anticipated indie horror flicks this year is Victor Bonacore’s feature length film, Thrust! I am always down for something sleazy, grimy, and bloody. Fresh off it’s premiere, Thrust! promises to bring all of that and more. Thrust! “follows two lovers, Aloe and Vera, living in a …

Extreme horror is a divisive subgenre usually suited for more seasoned horror audiences and delivers fans buckets of blood and violence. With FUKT, a new anthology that premiered at Nightmares Film Festival this year, the bloodshed is brought on by a new set of storytellers focusing on extreme horrors seen through …

I live and breathe indie horror. There’s just something so creatively raw and beautiful about it that makes my icy, black heart beat just a little bit faster. That’s why I enjoy supporting the genre in any way I can. I especially love horror anthologies. What’s better than getting to …

I love holiday-themed horror movies, and I’ve always wanted more Thanksgiving ones. Luckily for me, I got this with the new horror comedy, Friendsgiving, a fun story about a time where friends can get together, catch up, and lend a hand or two… This horror comedy short was directed by Samantha …

Women in Horror Month is such a special time for me. As a woman in horror myself, I feel proud to be a part of such an amazing community and to know so many talented women, especially in the indie horror community. Actress/filmmaker Cindy Maples is, hands down, one of …

Halloween and Thanksgiving may have just passed, but the holidays are far from over. What better way to celebrate than to snuggle up to the ones you love and watch people get sliced and diced around Christmas time? I know that sounds morbid as hell, but hey, to each their …

One upcoming film I have absolutely no shame in promoting whatsoever is Brooklyn Ewing’s sequel to She Was So Pretty, called She Was So Pretty 2: Be Good For Goodness Sake! I’m so pumped for this movie and I can not express that enough. You can probably get an idea by how …

I just recently got the chance to watch the indie horror film She Was So Pretty. I was so impressed by the direction that Brooklyn Ewing took, I had to know more about her and the film. I can tell you that, after this interview with her, I am just …

It’s been awhile since I’ve watched a movie that was filmed in present day times but captured the essence of the 1970s or the 1980s so perfectly. The last movie to do that for me would have to be Ti West’s The House of the Devil. That is, until I …