Writing about Writing

Having a fever while watching THE HOME (2025) should be required for the viewing experience. This fever dream of a horror film stars Pete Davidson in a baffling, blood-soaked mess that thinks it’s clever but forgets to be coherent. I broke it down the same way I do when I screen films for festivals, so if you’ve ever wondered what screeners really say behind the scenes, or you just love a good cinematic trainwreck, this one’s for you!

How did writing erotic poetry help me outline a fantasy screenplay? Great question. Read this post to find out! I wanted to challenge myself by writing a genre I've avoided for years (fantasy). I got stuck, and accidentally unlocked my story through pure avoidance and chaos! In this post, I teach you how to embrace weird methods, break out of creative ruts, and accept that your script's first draft might just be a poem full of sexy snake metaphors.

Giving constructive feedback can be challenging, especially when the story isn't great. I put my own advice to the test by writing coverage for the worst double feature of the year: SNOW WHITE and A MINECRAFT MOVIE.