Breanna Lucci

In a world saturated in discussion around human rights and hypocrisies, it’s easy to get lost in the fog. On a more specific note, it’s important to discuss how womanhood in the media is portrayed. For the horror genre, recent films like Teeth (2007) and Raw (2016) reveal gory, brutal coming-of-age stories where the female protagonists must weather harsh storms to survive.

Breanna Lucci says Old Flame holds a plethora of alluring storylines and emotions, all delivered through thoughtfully crafted dialogue. Courtesy of Brooklyn Horror Film Festival Written and directed by Christopher Denham, the psychological horror film Old Flame is mesmerizingly complicated and begs questions about malleable memories and what the “truth” really means.

Breanna Lucci says Paolo Strippoli’s Flowing is psychologically immersive with complex family dynamics, thrilling performances, and thoughtful cinematography. Courtesy of Brooklyn Horror Film Festival Flowing, an Italian horror drama set in modern-day Rome, is Paolo Strippoli’s second feature-length film. It was co-written with Jacopo Del Giudice and Gustavo Hernández.