Rebekah Chaney made her directorial and writing debut with the
critically-acclaimed short Waste Land, starring noted film actor and
Academy Award nominee Ryan O'Neal. Waste Land garnered several
awards--in the Boston International Film Festival, Action on Film
Festival Long Beach, and the Salento International Film
Festival--including Best Short, Best Director, and Best Actor.
As one of the few female directors working in the industry, Chaney
continued to defy conventions when in 2012 she made her feature film
directorial debut with her original screenplay Slumber Party Slaughter,
becoming one of the few female directors working in the horror genre.
Slumber Party Slaughter recently won Best Director at the Boston
International Film Festival 2012 and was an Official Selection at the
Phoenix Film Festival as well as Atlanta Film Festival.
She is the great-grandniece of the legendary silent film actor Lon
Chaney, also known as the "Man with a Thousand Faces" who originated
the roles of Hunchback of Notre Dame, Phantom of the Opera, among many
others in the silver screen. Chaney lives in Los Angeles, Califonia.
Slumber Party Slaughter(2012)
The Waste Lands(2007)
Waste Land(2007)
Reach Me(2014)as Denise-Denise
Cougars Inc.(2011)as Sophia
Bobby Z(2007)as Ashley
Inferno: The Making of 'The Expendables'(2010)
The Making of 'Rocky vs. Drago'(2021)
Sly(2023)
Karen Black: Actress at Work(1999)as Self
