Adapted from Annie Ernaux’s memoir, ‘Happening’ (2022) follows her as she searches for an abortion in 1963 France. Catch our Sundance review!
Author: Devin McGrath-Conwell
Devin McGrath-Conwell
Devin McGrath-Conwell holds a B.A. in Film / English from Middlebury College and is currently pursuing an MFA in Screenwriting from Emerson College. His obsessions include all things horror, David Lynch, the darkest of satires, and Billy Joel. Devin's writing has also appeared in publications such as Filmhounds Magazine, Film Cred, Horror Homeroom, and Cinema Scholars.
Jono McLeod directs ‘My Old School,’ a mixed media documentary about the wild 1990s saga of Bearsden Academy and Brandon Lee.
Alika Tengan’s debut feature ‘Every Day in Kaimukī’ is a beautiful but hazily told story of one man’s search for purpose beyond his hometown.
Part folk horror and part Terrence Malick, Goran Stolevski’s ‘You Won’t Be Alone’ is an enchanting tale of witchcraft and humanity.
Hailing from first-time feature director Martika Ramirez Escobar, Leonor Will Never Die (2022) is a virtuoso journey through grief and art.
For over 25 years, Sidney Prescott has remained the heart and soul of Scream. Along the way she has also become an ultimate horror icon.
Belle (2021) is a magical thrill ride from writer-director Mamoru Hosoda. Bursting with heart and music, Belle is a joy to behold.
Sean Baker’s latest film, ‘Red Rocket,’ continues his streak of stellar Indies, helped out by a phenomenal lead turn from Simon Rex.
Lauren Hadaway’s ‘The Novice’ is a masterful exploration of obsession anchored by a standout performance from Isabelle Fuhrman.
Join Devin as he picks the ten best horror projects of 2021, ranging from a surreal British indie to a terrifying tale of demonic vampires.