Tag Archives: indie films
7 Must-See Indie Horror Movies
Independent films have really become my go-to for great movies. Sure, sometimes the production value isn’t as high as those backed by a major studio or the actors could use a few lessons and more experience, but the writing and … Continue reading
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Tagged closed for the season, dan francis, david paul baker, death movie, denizen movie, dobson files, faye jackson, horror films, horror genre, horror movies, indie films, indie horror, ja steel, jamie francis, jay woelfel, man who collected food, marty skibosh, mass acre hill, matthew roth, strigoi movie, travis opgenorth
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Teeth (2007) – Horror Movie Review
A coming of age movie with a twist, er, bite that could have failed had it not been for Dawn O’Keefe and a well-developed plot. Some may call Teeth (2007), written and directed by Mitchell Lichtenstein, a heavy-handed feminist movie. … Continue reading
Halloween Horror Nights 2009-Chiller Scary Good Film Competition
Hurry! The voting for this competition closes on Friday, September 25, 2009. I’m sorry to toss in my two cents so late in the contest with only two days left to cast your vote. I wanted to write about the … Continue reading
Posted in Horror Reviews
Tagged brian h. robbins, charles c. wills, christopher baker, david schneider, drew daywalt, film competitions, halloween horror nights, horror genre, indie films, jeff m. breyer, john gehrke, luke nelson, m. shawn lewallen, marichelle daywalt, movies, short films, whitney baltz, zombies
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You Had Me at ‘But I Can’t Tell You That’
Oh my. I’m now completely in love with the movie Dakota Skye. I watched it via Netflix’s “Watch Instantly” on 9/10/2009. I don’t know much about it yet aside from what I saw during the movie but I’m going to … Continue reading
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Tagged best friends, chad j shonk, dakota skye, eileen boylan, ian nelson, indie films, john humber, jonah can't say that, jonah moreno, juno, loneliness, love, love triangles, movies, music, relationships
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Welcome!
Pull up a comfy chair, grab some snacks and open your mind. Ultimately, I want this to be a place for my muse and me to reconnect, explore, create, learn and grow! By unleashing my muse, I force my left-brain … Continue reading
Posted in Writing Adventures
Tagged horror genre, indie films, muse, think sideways, welcome, writing
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