Interview: The Bay’s Kether Donohue
It isn’t easy being an up and coming actress in the film industry, but if you want to hit it big, sometimes you’ve got to go head-to-head with some vicious,…
Interview: Dick Night Writer-Director-Producer Andy Viner
As someone currently pursuing a master’s in film producing, I’m immensely impressed by film school students who go on to make their first features a reality, and so is the…
Robert Heath Talks Truth Or Die, Horror Inspirations
Robert Heath, director of horror film “Truth or Die,” said that when he first read the script for the film, he was impressed with its entertaining pace. “I’ve read a…
Interview: Silent Hill: Revelation 3D Writer-Director Michael J. Bassett
Expectations are always sky high when making a feature film, but the pressure is on more so than ever when you’re adapting material with a strong fan base, and so…
Interview: Silent Hill: Revelation 3D’s Kit Harington
Imagine a romantic stroll through a twisted amusement park where you can win bloody rabbit prizes and ride a carousel powered by the Pyramid Head. That’s the date you’re in…
NYCC 2012: The Conjuring Press Conference
Any horror movie with a solid story can be scary, but what’s creepier than a horror movie with true roots? “The Conjuring” focuses on the case of the Perron family,…
NYCC 2012 Interview: The Bay Director Barry Levinson
Get your last gulps of water in because after you catch Barry Levinson’s “The Bay,” you may never indulge in the tap again – unless you have a heavy-duty purifier.…
Interview: Sean Stone Talks “Greystone Park”
Has director Sean Stone had experiences with ghosts before? “Not before Greystone,” he said. Stone, son of popular director Oliver Stone, said the idea for the film “Greystone Park” came…
Joe Dante Talks The Hole And Kids In Peril
Joe Dante’s latest film “The Hole” brings families together for fun and frights. Dante loved “The Hole” from the moment he read the script. “I found that this was a…