And I wish I’d done so sooner. The events recalled within Cropsey unfold a bit like a horror movie. But in this case, you can’t dismiss anything you see as fiction, and that’s quite an ...

Cinema Purgatorio announced today that “the spine-tingling documentary Cropsey, which peels back the layers of fact and fiction behind one of New York’s most disturbing unsolved mysteries ...

It took the state another 10 years to close down the house of horrors. On Friday night, ID premieres “Cropsey,” a film made by Staten Island natives Joshua Zeman and Barbara Brancaccio ...

From “Freedomland” to “Gone Baby Gone,” missing children have pushed movie plots and human responses to extremes, and “Cropsey” is alive to the dramatic possibilities of its material.

Josh Zeman and Barbara Brancaccio chose to take the walk. The outcome was a movie. “Cropsey,” named for the mythic boogeyman of Hudson Valley campfire stories, is the cinematic version of ...

The picture takes a fresh look at the mythology of the Cropsey Maniac, the boogeyman of campfire lore who has terrorized the minds of youngsters for decades. Peter Facinelli’s A7SLE Films Hires ...

Cropsey is an urban legend from Staten Island NY. The villain changes from wielding hooks to knives to axes but the outcome always ends with children getting cut up into tiny pieces and buried in the ...

Part personal history remembrance, part time capsule of a place, part true crime thriller, Cropsey is an absorbing and terrifying ... Zeman: I mean, that was work. I produced four movies in between, ...

DreamWorks and Frank Marshall are developing horror-thriller “Cropsey” through his Kennedy/Marshall Co., Variety has learned exclusively. The studio is in negotiations to acquire a pitch from ...