Writer, director, producer, vocalist, and artist Michelle Lynn Blasky:
CEO and Co-Founder of Rogue Luna Entertainment, Deanna Kenway Interview [Women in Horror Month 2024]
You Have to See This! The War of the Gargantuas (1966)
Currently Streaming on: MAX, Pluto TV, and Amazon Prime Video
Something of a pseudo-sequel to the Kaiju monster movie “Frankenstein Conquers the World,” Ishirō Honda’s follow up is a movie that’s begging to be remade. It’s a great film all on its own, but there are so many scenes here that would look incredible on a modern screen, including one moment when a fisherman looks in to the deep water only to look down at the massive monster Gaira who is lurking at the very bottom. That said, “The War of the Gargantuas” is a movie that thankfully doesn’t require too much foot work from the original film to understand what’s happening. Even though the monsters Gaira and Sonda are referred to as “Frankensteins,” they’re two sides of the same coin.
Writer, Interviewer Tiffany Blem Interview [Women in Horror Month 2024]
Queen of the Deuce (2023) [Make Believe Film Festival 2024]
There’s nothing better than a great documentary and “Queen of the Deuce” manages to be one of the best I’ve seen this year. Valerie Kontakos’ biography about NYC figure Chelly Wilson is one of the more excellent documentaries I’ve seen that covers an array of topics from family, LGBTQ politics, and the ever lasting effects of the holocaust. More so it’s a brilliant time capsule of the Deuce, 42nd Street in New York which, at one time, was considered a virtual breeding ground of violence, sex, drugs and all other kinds of depravity.
From Sleepaway Camp to Unspoken, Katherine Kamhi Interview [Women in Horror Month 2024]
From Sleepaway Camp to Unspoken, Katherine Kamhi makes her mark:
Sleeping Dogs (2024)
Following a new treatment for memory loss, a former detective looks back into a past case, opening doors he may never be able to close.