Cinema Red: Natives & Horror

This documentary delves into the perspectives of nine Native artists as they reflect on horror cinema and its impact on their identities. Over four months, urban Native horror director Mike J. Marin engages in conversations that reveal the complexities and nuances of Native representation in horror filmmaking.

The film highlights the voices of Glenn Stanton, Courage, and Geraldine Keams, among others, providing a platform for important cultural discussions. It emphasizes how horror films can reflect societal issues while also shaping the narratives of Native communities.

For collectors of social and cultural documentaries, "Cinema Red: Natives & Horror" offers a unique viewpoint on a genre often overlooked in discussions of cultural representation. This documentary serves as an important contribution to understanding the role of Native filmmakers and artists in the horror genre.