George Heftler

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https://www.stitcher.com/podcast/george-heftler/the-best-little-horror-house-in-philly

George is a writer with a love for horror and a tolerance for garbage. See what he's watching at letterboxd.com/georgehef/ and listen to him talk about the best horror movie(s) ever made on his podcast The Best Little Horror House in Philly.

Fantasia Fest 2020 Review: Class Action Park

George Heftler - August 24, 2020

Ask anyone and they’ll tell you: New Jersey has an attitude. Both halves (yes, I said halves, sorry to the non-existent “central jersey”) live...

Fantasia Fest 2020 Review: Special Actors

George Heftler - August 20, 2020

When writer-director Shin'ichirô Ueda’s debut feature, One Cut of the Dead came out last year, it quickly became the name on everyone’s lips. Combining...

Fantasia Fest 2020 Review: Survival Skills

George Heftler - August 18, 2020

With the advent of streaming, physical media dropped off significantly. You of course still have collectors, but by and large, the ease of access...

Fantasia Fest 2020 Review: Fried Barry

George Heftler - August 14, 2020

This is a weird one, so strap in. Fried Barry is the feature debut of writer-director Ryan Krueger and follows the story of Barry (Gary...

‘The Invisible Man’ Review: A Worthy Remake?

George Heftler - February 28, 2020

I’ve talked a lot about the plight of the Dark Universe. I even made a presentation, complete with an insane amount of data compilation and...

Greenlight Review: An Impressive Debut from Graham Denman

George Heftler - February 6, 2020

In addition to directing his debut feature in 2020’s Greenlight, Graham Denman has a “story by” credit. It seems obvious then, that we are...

‘VHYes’ Review: A Fun and Clever Homage to Video Tapes

George Heftler - January 16, 2020

VHS is back, baby. After vinyl, it was only a matter of time before this fondness for the vintage moved to our visual media. Sure,...

‘Little Women’ Review: A Wonderful Film about Support, Compassion & Empowerment

George Heftler - December 30, 2019

The time was ripe for another Little Women remake. Originally released in 1868, the book by Louisa May Alcott has spawned seven adaptations in...

Philly Film Festival Review: Dogs Don’t Wear Pants

George Heftler - October 24, 2019

As Ms. Stefani Germanotta once exclaimed, “I want your love and I want your revenge, you and me could write a bad romance”. Well,...

Philly Film Festival Review: The Aeronauts

George Heftler - October 24, 2019

Written by George Heftler There are a myriad of issues with Victorian era disaster film, The Aeronauts. Based on a biography of several aeronauts (although...

Philly Film Festival Review: Paradise Hills

George Heftler - October 23, 2019

Written by George Heftler If a movie’s influences include Suspiria and Alice in Wonderland, it’s not surprising when things get curiouser and curiouser. What is...