PRESS COVERAGE
ALIEN EXTRAVAGANZA (1/19/2025):
"The Last Story on Earth" featured in "Alien Extravaganza," a unique collaboration in 2025 between the London Short Film Festival, Frameline: The San Francisco International LGBTQ+ Film Festival, the SETI Institute (Search for Extraterrestrial Intelligence), and Nelly Ben Hayoun Stepanian Studios.
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GRUESOME MAGAZINE (10/5/2019):
"Bathroom Troll pays homage to Brian De Palma's 1976 screen version of Stephen King's Carrie while giving a fresh, current take on high-school–outsider revenge horror. Aaron Immediato paces Bathroom Troll marvelously, infusing the short with occasional humorous moments but keeping the story clearly in horror territory."
GHASTLY GRINNING (10/1/2019):
"Aaron Immediato takes a stab at Carrie through a modern lens. With commentary on transphobia and gender stereotyping, Bathroom Troll takes the classic King tale and flips it on its head. Starts like Stephen but quickly curtails into a wild ride of Jennifer's Body meets Evil Dead. A zany, fun ride."
POPHORROR.COM (9/29/2019):
"Bathroom Troll is by far one of my favorite shorts from Fantastic Fest and from 2019 in general. It’s a modern-day horror film that uses the perfect mix of fantasy and reality to create something special."
HORRORNEWS.NET (2/17/2019):
"Bathroom Troll is very inventive and influenced by several other horror movies...it's a pleasure to watch beginning to end. Performances by all the cast are well beyond what one could expect from a short. Hopefully Bathroom Troll is not the last we have seen from Aaron Immediato."
iHORROR (10/10/2018):
"Bathroom Troll will torment audiences! Aaron Immediato crafts a fast-paced, slightly tongue-in-cheek revenge story for a modern audience with a skilled cast."
HORROR FUEL (8/28/2018):
"Writer/Director Aaron Immediato has created a compelling universe where infinite comedic, dramatic, and supernatural scenarios can blend with ease, and I want more, dammit!"
"The Last Story on Earth" featured in "Alien Extravaganza," a unique collaboration in 2025 between the London Short Film Festival, Frameline: The San Francisco International LGBTQ+ Film Festival, the SETI Institute (Search for Extraterrestrial Intelligence), and Nelly Ben Hayoun Stepanian Studios.
READ MORE
GRUESOME MAGAZINE (10/5/2019):
"Bathroom Troll pays homage to Brian De Palma's 1976 screen version of Stephen King's Carrie while giving a fresh, current take on high-school–outsider revenge horror. Aaron Immediato paces Bathroom Troll marvelously, infusing the short with occasional humorous moments but keeping the story clearly in horror territory."
GHASTLY GRINNING (10/1/2019):
"Aaron Immediato takes a stab at Carrie through a modern lens. With commentary on transphobia and gender stereotyping, Bathroom Troll takes the classic King tale and flips it on its head. Starts like Stephen but quickly curtails into a wild ride of Jennifer's Body meets Evil Dead. A zany, fun ride."
POPHORROR.COM (9/29/2019):
"Bathroom Troll is by far one of my favorite shorts from Fantastic Fest and from 2019 in general. It’s a modern-day horror film that uses the perfect mix of fantasy and reality to create something special."
HORRORNEWS.NET (2/17/2019):
"Bathroom Troll is very inventive and influenced by several other horror movies...it's a pleasure to watch beginning to end. Performances by all the cast are well beyond what one could expect from a short. Hopefully Bathroom Troll is not the last we have seen from Aaron Immediato."
iHORROR (10/10/2018):
"Bathroom Troll will torment audiences! Aaron Immediato crafts a fast-paced, slightly tongue-in-cheek revenge story for a modern audience with a skilled cast."
HORROR FUEL (8/28/2018):
"Writer/Director Aaron Immediato has created a compelling universe where infinite comedic, dramatic, and supernatural scenarios can blend with ease, and I want more, dammit!"