Lee and Susan, a young couple, meet a mysterious woman named Diane at an art exhibition. Captivated by the pair, she invites them to her home in the desert. As Diane weaves a web of seduction around the couple, it becomes clear that her intentions are far from innocent.
Tag Archives: Female Filmmaker Friday
Tara Anaïse: Dark Mountain (2014) [Female Filmmaker Friday] [Halloween Horror Month 2026]
In 2011, filmmaker Kate, along with her boyfriend Paul and friend Ross, set out to try to unlock the mystery of the Lost Dutchman Mine. They disappear into Arizona’s Superstition Mountains, and their fate remains unknown until the missing footage is discovered.
Amy Holden Jones: The Slumber Party Massacre (1982) [Female Filmmaker Friday] [Halloween Horror Month 2026]
A group of high school girls get together for a slumber party, unaware that an escaped power-drill-wielding killer is loose in the neighborhood.
Mary Lambert: Urban Legends: Bloody Mary (2005) [Female Filmmaker Friday] [Halloween Horror Month 2026]
On prom night in 1969, three football players lure their dates away. While trying to escape, one girl, Mary Banner, is locked in a trunk. 35 years later, her spirit awakens seeking vengeance.
Jackie Kong: Blood Diner (1987) [Female Filmmaker Friday]
Two deranged brothers, Michael and George, run a vegetarian diner as a front to harvest body parts to resurrect an ancient goddess named Sheetar. They are guided in this quest by the talking brain of their serial killer uncle.
Jessica Earnshaw: Baby Doe (2026) [Female Filmmaker Friday]
In 1993, the body of an abandoned newborn baby, dubbed “Geauga’s Child,” was found in the woods. Thirty years later, Gail Ritchey, a woman from a conservative Christian community in Ohio, is arrested for the murder of a baby she says was stillborn.
Sadie Frost: Twiggy (2025) [Female Filmmaker Friday]
An intimate look at the life and legacy of the 1960s supermodel, Twiggy, starting from her discovery as a working-class London teen to a global “it-girl” and cultural icon. The documentary blends rare archival footage with exclusive, modern-day interviews with famous friends and fans.