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Warning: This article contains spoilers for Longlegs

Alicia Witt's performance in Longlegs showcases her ability to portray complex and unstable characters, adding depth to the horror genre. Longlegs breaks the mold of traditional horror movies, creating an original and suspenseful film that keeps audiences on edge. Urban Legend, dismissed as a knockoff of Scream, deserves a second look for its unique plot and Alicia Witt's compelling portrayal.

Alicia Witts performance as Ruth Harker in Longlegs is notable but also serves as a reminder to revisit her 1998 slasher film. Witts portrayal of Ruth puts the audience on edge, as it becomes clear that she might not be completely stable. The audience is right to be wary, as Ruth is revealed to be working with Longlegs and the devil in one of Longlegs scariest scenes. Witts acting is crucial since much of the ending of Longlegs is based on her ability...

Here's your daily dose of an indie film in progress; at the end of the week, you'll have the chance to vote for your favorite. In the meantime: Is this a movie you’d want to see? Tell us in the comments. "In Montauk" Tweetable Logline: A pregnant photographer on the cusp of success has an affair that leads to a life-changing decision. Elevator Pitch: Photographer Julie Wagner is taking photos in Montauk in the off-season for her first solo show. Pregnant, alone and under pressure to create new work for the impending show, she becomes involved with Christian, a composer, who becomes her muse and lover. Complicating matters is Julie’s husband Josh. Who will she choose? And who will pay the consequences? Production Team: Writer/Director/Producer: Kim Cummings ("Weeki Wachee Girls") Co-Producer: Jeremiah Kipp ("Satan Hates You," "The Jonestown Defense") Director of Photography: Brian...