One of the most noticeable changes is the leap in technology. Today’s horror filmmakers have tools like CGI and advanced special effects that weren’t even imaginable when classics like The Shining or The Exorcist were made. These technological advancements allow for more realistic and, let’s be honest, more terrifying visuals.

…we’re going to help you highlight your writing needs and determine which software can help based on these. This isn’t the time for a one-size-fits-all approach, ya know!

Welcome back to our blog series: Mastering the Art of Screenwriting! We’re overjoyed, ecstatic, thrilled, over the moon and delighted that you’re here with us (some might even say—we’re screaming). 

To kick things off, we’ll explore the world of horror (extremely fitting as we begin our Chills and Thrills month here on the blog) and the movies that send a shiver down our spines. Please stay as long as you like – or dare!

In today’s article, we’ll be throwing out the old and bringing in the new: what if we combined internal and external conflict and explored how they work together to create a captivating story? 

…a deep dive into some of the most famous disagreements between an executive producer and their other producers. We’ll also explore how these clashes impacted the projects they were developing, and how they were eventually resolved.

…Let’s hit ‘Start’ and take a look at the adaptations that we always return to, those where we audiences didn’t think were worth a respawn and why. From The Last of Us and Sonic the Hedgehog to Assassin’s Creed and Doom, it’s definitely a mixed bunch!