Anomaly likes to talk about films. And we love to talk to the actual filmmakers BEHIND the films we love! Join us for these filmmaker appearances happening during the festival this year!

 

Friday, November 4

Adam Lenhart, Eric Griffin, and Jake McClellan

Following the 10:15pm film screening

Co-directors Eric Griffin and Jake McClellan will join us for a live, in-person Q&A following the screening.

Read more about “HeBGB TV”

Eric Griffin (co-director) is a filmmaker, visual effects artist, musician, and co-owner of PatchTown Films with his partner, Casey. Eric began his journey into filmmaking while studying Graphic Design at Millersville University, where he spent time making short films and music with his friends. After joining forces with Adam and Jake in 2019, Eric’s focus turned to dive head first into the world of independent cinema. Outside of his day job, he writes, collects VHS, and watches any movie he can with his friends.

Jake McClellan (co-director), also known as Knucklehead, is a performer and filmmaker. They got their start in performing acting as NiteNite the clown at a local haunted attraction. Since then, Jake has directed and acted with his rotating characters in various theatre productions, nightclubs, and short films. He also produces queer after-hours events in the Central Pennsylvania area. Jake works alongside Eric and Adam proudly in creating fun films and immersive theatrical spooky productions.

Sunday, November 6

Following the 10:15am film screening

Daniel Montgomery (Director, Writer, Producer, “Jackson“), Riley Rose Critchlow (Producer, "Taylor") and Kylee Thurman ("Jessica") will join us for a live, virtual Q&A following the screening.

Read more about “The Jessica Cabin”

 

Following the 4:15pm film screening

Andy Mitton (Director, Writer, Producer, Editor, Composer) will join us for a live, virtual Q&A following the screening. Read more about “The Harbinger”

Originally from Boston, Andy’s best known for his most recent film, 2018’s The Witch in the Window. An acclaimed festival darling at Fantasia, Frightfest, Grimmfest, Night Visions, Telluride Horror Show, and many more, The Witch in the Window was picked up by the popular streaming service Shudder for release in the US, UK, Germany, and Australia, with many additional releases in territories around the world.

His previous film work includes the independent horror films We Go On and Yellowbrickroad (co-directed with Jesse Holland), both award-winning festival hits. He also worked with Holland on the segment “Listen” for the anthology film Chilling Visions: 5 Senses of Fear, distributed through NBC/Universal. Andy lives in New York with his wife and kids.