Devi Snively
|
|
Title |
Post date |
|
Halloween Memories: Devi Snively A conversation with filmmaker Devi Snively is its own beast. It whips around wildly, to and fro, from subject to subject, like a snake whose head has been detached. But unlike that poor snake, there's always a keen intelligence at play.
|
10/28/11 |
|
Devi Snively's Thinking Girl's Slasher Flick Filmmaker Devi Snively has been out of the limelight lately, but that doesn't mean she hasn't been busy.
|
10/10/11 |
|
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.
|
10/10/10 |
|
Lis Fies' 'The Commune', Devi Snively's 'Trippin', Hélène Cattet's 'Amer', and Xstine Cook's 'Suckathumb' at Bram Stoker Film Fest The Bram Stoker Film Festival October 14th-17th in Whitby, England, is hosting some seriously awesome horror directed by women. Read on for details!
|
10/10/10 |
|
Last Seen on Dolores Street (2010) Telling a story on film can be a perplexing process. Some directors require a series of two-hour movies, and several hundred million dollars, to tell just one tale and they still make a mess of it. But some directors can get it exactly right in a few minutes for a couple of thousand bucks.
|
10/07/10 |
|
|
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.
|
07/29/10 |
|
Pretty/Scary Editor named in Top 13 most Influential Women in Horror History That's pretty awesome. Pretty/Scary editor Heidi Martinuzzi (me) gets mentioned in this ChicagoNow list of the top 13 influential women in horror history along with contemporaries Jovanka Vuckovic (journalist), Denise Gossett (film festival director), Devi Snively (filmmaker), and Debbie Rochon (actress) and icons Kathryn Bigelow (director), Debra Hill (producer), Anne Rice, Ida Lupino (actress/director), Karen Walton (screenwriter), Maila Nurmi (Vampyra), Stephenie Meyer, and Mary Shelley (author of Frankenstein.)
I'd have loved to see Cassandra Peterson, Brinke Stevens, or Mary Lambert up there instead of myself and Stephenie Meyer. But let's just pretend we didn't say that!
|
04/29/10 |
|
|
Horror Society Presents 'Women of Horror II' Film Festival Horror website Horror Society is having a second women of horror film festival on May 1st, 2010, in Chicago, Illinois, USA.
The film festival will feature a bevy of awesome features and shorts made by women like the new feature Trippin' by Devi Snively, Kathryn Bigelow's classic 1987 vampire/western Near Dark, Jane Rose's Heading Home, and Paula Haifley's Movie Monster Insurance, plus a charity auction for Kreepylady Kristin, and the all-female band Dead Man’s Wake. 8 hours of female-horror-enthused fun...
|
04/10/10 |
|
|
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."
|
03/12/10 |
|
|
Women-only horror film fest 'Viscera' announces 2010 winners! The Viscera Film Festival, which we sponsor, was created by Shannon Lark and presents horror films made by women from all over the world! Lark has just announced the 2009-2010 officially selected Viscera films. Viscera is judged by a panel of female horror filmmakers.
Animated super-short Barbee Butcher by Sophie Lagues, Beautiful As You Are by Doug Mallette and Mary Katherine Sisco, Hollywood Skin by Maude Michaud, the humorous I Spit on Eli Roth by Devi Snively, the experimental Mary Jane Go Round by Ginnetta Correli (Viscera Award Winner), super-creepy Mockingbird by Marichelle Daywalt, stylized Salome's Picnic by Victoria Waghorn, and action-packed Switch by Melanie Light are the official choices for 2010...
|
01/31/10 |
|
