Death In Charge
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Lis Fies 'Scream Queen' and Devi Snively's 'Death in Charge' at Carnival of Darkness On October 28th, 2010 in Los Angeles, California, you can catch these two awesome shorts by two of horror's most innovative new directors.
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10/10/10 |
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I’ve seen Devi Snively’s short films—Have you? By Theron Neel
Devi Snively has led several lives over the years. She’s worked as a translator, writer, editor, ballerina, adjunct professor…you know, the usual stuff. But all that life experience is taking a backseat to her latest career choice: filmmaker. While Snively has done a little bit of everything, it’s her work in the cinematic arts that is earning awards and garnering attention for this talented woman.
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07/29/10 |
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Devi Snively goes dark noir with thriller 'Last Seen on Dolores Street' Award-winning genre filmmaker Devi Snively's next film will be a neo-noir called Last Seen on Dolores Street. Snively's previous work includes Raven Gets a Life, Death in Charge, Teenage Bikini Vampire, Trippin', Meat is Murder, and Confederate Zombie Massacre.
Last Seen on Dolores Street will be "a 2-minute horror noir film that will hopefully actually be disturbing and scary as opposed to our usual whimsical lighthearted approach to horror," says Snively. "I'm both very excited and very nervous - this is a whole new territory for me."
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03/12/10 |
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Short horror by women at the New York Horror Film Festival 2009 The 2009 New York Horror Film Festival (November 18 thru 22) at the Tribeca Cinemas in New York City, USA has a great lineup of shorts and features directed and produced by women this year. The creepy spin on the Van Helsing tale Abraham's Boys (Dorothy Street), dark fairy-tale White Radishes (Christina Won), Together (Gigi Romero), award-winning short Death in Charge (Devi Snively) and claymation feminist horror short Barbee Butcher (Sophie Lagues) all follow feature film The Shadow Within by Silvana Zancolo.
Horror produced by women at the fest includes The Familiar (Jennifer Snick), Must Love Death (Anna Wendt), and Sweatshop (Katherine Banks, Kristi Boul and Laura Bryan.)
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11/06/09 |
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Devi Snively's 'Death in Charge' and Lea McMahan's 'Lock(ed) In' win at Shriekfest Film Festival The short horror film Death In Charge directed by Devi Snively, won this year's Pretty/Scary Award for excellence in female horror filmmaking at the 2009 Shriekfest Film Festival last night in Hollywood, California. The Pretty/Scary Award goes to the film that best exemplifies interesting, innovative, and awesome images of women in horror, both in front of and behind the camera. Previous year's winners include Side Effect (2008) and The Cellar Door (2007).
Horror zombie experiment Locke(ed) In (directed by high school teacher Lea McMahan, starring her students) won Best Under-18 film. Check out the trailers for both films below...
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10/05/09 |
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Women-Directed flicks at Shriekfest: 'Hurt', 'Sutures', 'Death In Charge', 'Lock(ed) In', and 'Fantasy' The 2009 Shriekfest Film Festival in Los Angeles, California, will premiere two feature horror films we're very excited about. Sutures, directed by Tammi Sutton, and Hurt, directed by Barbara Stepansky, will make their West Coast festival debuts at Shriekfest this year.
Also screening are the short horror films Death In Charge (directed by Devi Snively,) Fantasy (directed by Montreal's Izabel Grondin,) and Locke(ed) In (directed by high school teacher Lea McMahan, starring her students.) Check out the trailers below...
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09/15/09 |
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