Madellaine Paxson

Famed for her unique narrative style, Madellaine Paxson was born in 1970 in the United States. She embarked on her professional journey in the world of cinema in the mid-2000s, mainly focusing on the genres of horror and thriller, with her most prominent work being the 2014 film "Blood Punch" which bagged the "Best Director" award at Hoboken International Film Festival. Paxson stands out for her knack for blending elements of suspense and dark humor, delivering a distinctive authorial style that makes her films an exhilarating cinematic experience. Beyond her impressive filmmaking skills, Paxson is a storyteller at heart, who brilliantly uses the medium of film to narrate tales that are as much about human nature as they are about the thrill of the unknown.