Interviews

Exclusive Interview: Elliot Toby Cable (Dead Again) What attached you to this movie – DEAD AGAIN? The way I got involved was pretty novel for me actually. A few years ago, I was in a short film called “Positive Action”; my character was a young police officer who had to deal with an infected person (a zombie essentially). The first …

INTERVIEW WITH “ENTOMBED” CINEMATOGRAPHER BJØRN BØTHUN Q: Parts of “Entombed” were shot with two cameras, and parts with a single camera. Why did you choose two cameras in some scenes, and a single camera on others?

Exclusive Interview: Director, Nick Naylor (The Connection) What made you want to get involved in the film industry?

“Holly Amber Church who is known as The Scream Of Scoring has The Sinners premiering Feb. 19th.  Holly has films up on Shudder, Netflix and is unique in that she is the only female composer who works almost exclusively in horror.”

“Alexander Taylor’s new horror film Dreamcatcher hits March 5th.  Alex has a 100% fresh film Scream Queen! My Nightmare On Elm Street and is one of the hottest new composers in horror.” Hello Alex, how are you? Thanks so much for taking the time to do this interview with Horrornews.net. I watched Dreamcatcher and I loved the music and the intensity of this movie. …

Paul Lubaczewski, author of the Amazon best seller “I Never Eat…Cheesesteak”, “Cult of the Gator God” and “A New Life” Paul has an upcoming collection of Appalachian Horror novelettes “3 Hits From the Holler” coming from St. Rooster Books on February 28th” Paul-The next two books will be 3 Hits from the Holler with St. Rooster Books which consists of three …

Written and Directed by Thomas F. Mazziotti, The Mimic is out now on Video On Demand. Thomas F. Mazziotti took part in an interview with Horrornews.net to talk about this clever film. HNN-Hello Thomas, thank you for taking the time to do this interview. Tell us how this idea manifested for you? Thomas-Manifestations can take many forms. This one was …

Exclusive Interview: Graham Jenkins (THE BOX) 1. What attached you to this movie – THE BOX ? Sasha was 100% influential in attaching me to The Box. The script was extremely well written and that’s absolutely the best place to start any narrative art but Sasha’s passion and ambition for filmmaking was and still is undeniable. Having leadership and trust …

Director/Writer Mike P. Nelson (The Domestics, Summer School) directed Wrong Turn. A reimagined look at the film with the original writer, Alan B. McElroy. Mike P. Nelson spoke with Horrornews.net. He talks about everything from casting the cast, those wild traps in the movie, and creating the look for The Foundation. Make sure to check out the interview and watch …

Exclusive Interview: Filmmaker Marta Marquez (WTNY Bienvenida a Nueva York) What made you want to get involved in the film industry? I have always been into telling stories. My first Degree was Journalism but soon after working for a big medias I realized I wanted to do fiction as well, so I ended up studying Filmmaking in nyc.

Exclusive Interview: Miss Asia USA, Ashley Park goes from Tiaras to Terror! (Stay) As an actress and former Miss Asia USA, Ashley Park has appeared in TV shows such as Rosewood and Days of Our Lives. Her recent emergence as an independent horror producer, however, is turning heads in a completely new way. Eager to explore the darker corners of …

Emmy Winner Brandon Walker Launches Nano-Budget Movie Studio “The movie that never gets seen, is the one that never got made.”

Chris W. Freeman and Spain Willingham took time to talk to me for Horrornews.net. Chris and Spain discuss BEAST MODE. It’s a blast of a film. They talk about everything from how they met, making practical effects work, and they have a sequel planned. Check out the interview and check out BEAST MODE. Beast Mode was so good. There is …

Director/Writer, Dan Ast (Vampires) took time to do a zoom interview with me for Horrornews.net.  We talk about his new series L.A. Macabre which is available on Amazon Prime. L.A. Macabre is a fascinating, refreshing series. The city of Los Angeles also becomes a character in the series. We chat about everything from building sets, the St. Francis Dam history, …

Today, genre fans have an abundance of dark, intelligent television at their fingertips. Series like Black Mirror, Stranger Things and Lovecraft Country that would once have been labeled niche or cult have found huge audiences—but that wasn’t always the case. In the pre-streaming era highly regarded shows like Patrick McGoohan’s The Prisoner (1967) or Joss Whedon’s Firefly (2002) couldn’t gain …