Marsh, who is currently a manager/producer at Brillstein Entertainment Partners and a co-EP on the Hulu series Light As a Feather, has had her finger on the pulse of horror for more than a decade, having founded the BloodList in 2009. Like the Black List, which features Hollywood's best unproduced screenplays, the BloodList highlights the most-liked screenplays and pilots in the horror, thriller, sci-fi and dark comedy genres. Just in time for Halloween, literary manager and horror maven Kailey Marsh has unveiled the 2018 BloodList, which celebrates its 10th edition this year. Take a look at our Feature, TV Pilot & Short Film Fund Contests.It's the end of October, and you know what that means. The list includes mostly traditional feature scripts, but we’ve also included a few others, including Tennessee Williams’ play Cat on a Hot Tin Roof (a film version was later adapted) and a prose version of French writer-director Albert Lamorisse’s poignant short film The Red Balloon. In honor of this golden era, Shore Scripts has compiled a list of 41 of the top screenplays from the decade that are available for free use online. Gloria Swanson in Sunset Boulevard wowed audiences as an aging silent film heroine and playwright Mary Chase made her Broadway hit Harvey a darling of the big screen. The 1950s also saw women in leading roles in front of and behind the camera. But arguably, the directors of the time-whether it was Japanese titan Akira Kurosawa or English “Master of Suspense” Alfred Hitchcock-were just as famous as their on-screen starlets.īeyond the dark Hollywood crime movies or film noir of the decade, gritty Westerns like Rio Bravo, post-war films like Hiroshima Mon Amour and sci-fi flicks like The Thing From Another World also dominated the 1950s. Leading Hollywood starlets like James Dean, Bette Davis, Marilyn Monroe and Marlon Brando also created a celebrity culture that has lasted to this day. Several popular movies from the era, such as The War of the Worlds, have been remade over the subsequent decades.
Films like Vertigo and North by Northwest are now beloved classics. Critics and fans alike have long hailed the 1950s as the “golden age” of Hollywood.
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