A 21st century amateur detective story. A grieving sister sleuths when the law, again, fails women.
Category: Film
STARFISH’s Apocalyptic Grief and Unexplored Spaces
Al White's debut STARFISH comes at the apocalypse from a devastatingly beautiful and personal place.
An Interview with STARFISH Director Al White
C.H. Newell talks to director-writer Al White about his stunning debut feature, STARFISH.
“Didn’t Think About Your Family?”: The Evil That Men Do in THE NIGHTSHIFTER
Take a ride into the chilling heart of the wounded male ego.
A Young Woman’s Learning Curve in BODY AT BRIGHTON ROCK
Roxanne Benjamin pits a young woman against the wild, subverting gender and genre along the way.
“Pretty sight, a lady with a book”: Otherness & Gothic Patriarchy in WE HAVE ALWAYS LIVED IN THE CASTLE
Stacie Passon adapts Shirley Jackson with a faithful, powerful retelling that continues to resonate with the social climate of today.
Down a Traumatic Rabbit Hole in SAINT BERNARD
Gabe Bartalos offers a strange new vision of madness with his wild film SAINT BERNARD, finally available via Severin Films.
Father Son Holy Gore’s Interview with FX Legend Gabe Bartalos
Father Gore talks with director and FX wizard Gabe Bartalos about his latest film, the utterly insane SAINT BERNARD.
Father Son Holy Gore 
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