Movies by Kohl Glass

Kohl Glass has carved out a distinctive niche for themselves as a provocative and visually-driven auteur of independent horror and fantasy cinema. Blending unsettling psychological tension with rich, immersive worldbuilding, Glass's films often explore themes of power dynamics, female agency, and the blurring of reality and dreams. From their breakout psychological horror "Eugenie" in 2014 to the sword-and-sorcery epic "Dragonfyre" in 2013, Glass displays a masterful command of mood and atmosphere. Their camerawork is striking and evocative, drawing the viewer into these heightened, uncanny realms. Yet Glass's films are never mere style over substance - their sharp, subversive narratives consistently challenge expectations and probe the darker corners of the human psyche. More recently, Glass has demonstrated remarkable versatility, moving between high-concept genre pieces like the home-invasion thriller "The Stepsister" and the gritty, socially-conscious slasher "Babysitter Must Die." Throughout their filmography, Glass's bold, unapologetic vision and refusal to play by the rules have cemented their status as a singular, visionary voice in contemporary cinema.