Screening of THINGS LEFT UNSAID at New Faces New Voices Festival (2024)
Reeling from the unexpected death of his boyfriend, Armando reflects on his relationship and all the missed signs leading up to the tragedy.
Written & Directed by Maalik Evans
Starring Adrian Smith & Broderick Clavery
BloodList Revealed: The Best Unproduced Horror Scripts of 2022
Maalik’s feature horror script, THE LOCK - IN, was one of 10 scripts chosen for official selection for The BloodList in 2022.
This highly regarded accomplishment was featured in The Hollywood Reporter, Variety, and Fangoria.
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Scream 5 — Unmasked: A Review
Featured on Cinemania / Medium
A young man is unaware of an intruder in his home.
Written & Directed by Maalik Evans
The Film Industry Misses Out When Black Women Are Excluded From The Horror Genre
Featured on Blavity News
31 Must-See Horror Films During the Spooky Season
Featured on Cinemania / Medium
Black People Are Exhausted, But We Won’t Stop Until We’re Heard
“We want to live in peace and flourish. That is all we are asking for.” Featured on Blavity News.
How Viola Davis’ leading lady Annalise Keating made me feel seen
An Ode to Annalise Keating featured on TheGrio
It’s Time to Talk About Latinx Roles and Hollywood’s Refusal to See Us: The Afro-Latinx
“As long as you know who you are and what you want, just focus on that and let the other stuff fall away.”
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Photographed by Alex Schmider
Maalik was featured in Your Date Project - which is about reflecting on life, aging and birthdays. Each episode is 2-4 minutes long, and each features different guests who speak about his/her life, dwelling on the good, the regrets and hopes for the future—the kinds of questions one asks around birthdays. Each person portrays his/her life through drawings on a white board. These images are later recreated by artists from around the world, and will be turned into a physical calendar.
Maalik spoke on his experience as an Afro-Latino in Black Beyond America - a docu series that speaks to people from throughout the African Diaspora. In this video, we speak to a handful of Afro Latinos. Whether talking about their upbringing, how non black Latinos address them or the controversy surrounding Amara La Negra, they remind us that being Black and Latino is neither rare nor mutually exclusive.
Also, featured in: https://www.iamjesscole.com/home/2018/5/31/black-beyond-america-the-importance-of-representing-blackness-outside-the-us