I want to use the elements of horror to reach something deeper, the heart of what it means to love one another and to grieve one another, which is only love that has nowhere left to go.
The films I keep coming back to are the ones that ask something of the person watching. Not a puzzle to solve, but a question you carry out of the room with you and are still turning over on the drive home.

Tim Medina · Writer & director
I am a Christian, and that shapes what I think a story is for. Not that every film has to say so out loud, but that I believe stories are true things about the world rather than decorations on top of it, and that the craft is worth doing well because the one who made us makes things well.
Practically that means characters get consequences, cheap endings get cut, and nothing gets to be shocking for its own sake. There is a difference between a film that looks at something dark and a film that enjoys it.