Dan Healey

Gave my profile some much needed love, but PUMPED to share I've been invited to the @NetworkISA Development Slate! Incredibly honored and look forward to all the magical support for my (hopefully) fruitful career. #screenwriting

Good morning and Happy Thursday to everyone who LOVES the way the South Park guys absolutely cooked trump in their test season premiere, he is going to HATE the accurate size depiction of his tiny member. Be a shame if everyone retweeted this.

I am 💀! South Park just went in on Trump. Please share before it's taken down. Pffft!🤣

Special #FF for the film festival screenings of their short films: @andycompton_ + @shanadarabie + @BlakeSimonFilm + @mindys_madness + @DanShaked ; @DannyBaram for his Roadmap Recommend; for making the ISA Top Reads List: @toddfoleywrites + @danhealeyfilms

My buddy and his girlfriend are going through a tough time. If you can, please support this GoFundMe by donating or sharing—every bit of help makes a difference. gofund.me/f48a9944

Watching Gen Z men veer right hits different for Millennials. We lived through Columbine, 9/11, the Iraq War, 2008 crash, 2016 election, covid, abortion bans, & now this. We watched institutions repeatedly fail us while older generations selfishly protected the status quo. 🧵1/

I share this woman's disgust. 😳👇

In the past 24 hours, Julia Cox sold her spec for $2M. @LukeBarnett's spec Epilogue announced it was being produced by @flanaganfilm, and @MattAltman2 sold a spec to Lionsgate. Spec scripts are so back.

@tschrack Congrats Tom!

I’M A DAD AGAIN! 🍼🍼

Don't you dare give me hope, Tua.

SMILE 2 Naomi Scott absolutely crushed it. Bigger, scarier, more dreadful, and sadder than the first one. I loved it, one of my favorites of the year!

VAMPIRES VS THE BRONX They don't make enough live action "kids getting into shit" movies anymore. I loved that feeling . Third act was a little messy, but I liked this one and I remember needing a light movie to break up some of the heavier stuff I was watching haha

LAKE MUNGO Definitely thought this was a real documentary at first, which is a testament to how well made it is. Unravels the mystery in a really cool way.

THE WICKER MAN (1973) A little disappointed there wasn't a helmet of bees or as much slugging of random people as Nic Cage's version, but it made up for it with a lot more singing.

For October, I decided to watch 31 horror movies I've never seen before. As Halloween quickly approaches, I decided to share my thoughts on what I've watched so far. So, in no particular order...

CUBE (1997) The acting could be a bit over the top, but I liked this one! I don't know for sure if Whannell was inspired by this for Saw, but it sure seems like he could've been.