Interviews

Director Peter Engert’s latest film, Aftermath, was something he wasn’t expecting to direct! He came onto the project after the previous director left (Because of “Creative Differences“), but there was a long slow haul to get the film in the can & distributed. The beauty of this story is that Aftermath is one hell of a good movie that combines …

HorrorNews: Tiffany Scandal is a writer, as we know, but what else? What do you want all the readers to learn about you from this interview? Tiffany Scandal: I’m a good for nothing broad who dabbles with too much creative shit for her own good. Hahaha. I’ve done model and photography work for Suicide Girls since 2007. I also paint, …

Horrornews.net Exclusive Interview: Richard Switzer Movie: School’s Out Today, we talked with the youngest producer in Hollywood, Richard Switzer, about his newest movie, “School’s Out”. Richard talks about the concept for this new teen sex caper comedy, and some of the people he worked with on this project which included, David Gere, Jared Cohn, Jackie Moore, Matt Striker, and Ryan …

Hannah Neurotica is the creator of the feminist horror zine Ax Wound, as well as a key figure/leader in the Women in Horror Month celebration. She was kind enough to take some time and share some of her insight and experiences with us. HorrorNews: So, who is Hannah Neurotica? Hannah Neurotica: I am a neurotic, bipolar, fat Jewish grrrl artist …

Mortal Remains Q&A with Mark Ricche and Christian Stavrakis at Bizarre AC II Hosted by Michael Joy from Horrornews.net  

Friday the 13th Q&A w/ Ted White, Victor Miller, and Erich Anderson Hosted by Michael Joy from Horrornews.net  

Writer/Director Paul Hough is poised to make a big splash with the forthcoming release of his latest film, The Human Race, on June 13th. It’s a brilliant take on films like The Hunger Games (2012) & Battle Royale (2000) that takes the concept a lot further than those films did. His father, John Hough, is the director of (in my …

Director Chris Sivertson was at the helm of successful films like The Lost (2006), I Know Who Killed Me (2007) & Brawler (2011). Lucky McKee has directed The Woman (2011), Red (2008), The Woods (2006) and one of my top 10 fave films of all time, May (2006). Together they collaborated on a short called All Cheerleaders Die back in …

Every actor has a fit, a character mold, that they build their careers on and expand from, at least starting out. The bad guy, the girl next door, the cop, the angel. It is an approach to finding roles and networking that can create a successful and lucritive brand. There is a delicate balance between working a brand and being …

Tonight on Tuesday Night Neckbreaker,  Michael Joy and Moondog Mackey interviewed David Gere (Woodhaven Films) about his wrestling character – Manager DG Haven and his upcoming appearances at Tommy Dreamer’s House of Hardcore. David also talked about his relationship with Ox Baker (Escape from New York) and casting Professional Wrestlers in movie roles. Dave Gere is a producer and actor …

Interview: Author david j. moore (World Gone Wild: A Survivor’s Guide to Post-Apocalyptic Movies The apocalypse is something all of us think about or fear in the back of our minds. A tough, desolate world where humanity is forced to survive when everything they’ve ever known is lost. Hundreds of films have explored what could possibly happen if the world …

Exclusive Horrornews.net Interview:  Tommy DeNucci ( Writer / Director ) Film: Almost Mercy ( Woodhaven Production Co. ) This interview was conducted on the set of the Almost Mercy in Rhode Island, on May 19th, 2014 Mike Joy: How long have you been shooting Almost Mercy?

Found footage is commonly perceived as an easy route to manufacturing a low budget horror film. But is it? Really? The producer, writer, director team of Brian Netto and Adam Schindler are promoting their first feature, Delivery: The Beast Within. It also happens to be a found footage film. They share their opinions, experiences and decisions in approaching their material with the …

After years in the business as a successful character actor, Jasper Cole is in the process of redefining his brand into what many are calling “Hollywood’s Bad Guy.” Knowing the roles that best suit the look and the talent is only just the beginning of understanding the audition process. Knowing how to approach the role, bringing the confidence of being …

Caroline Munro is one of the nicest, upbeat and most gracious personalities I’ve met. Acting in films for nearly four decades, she has amassed an impressive filmography of genre titles. Caroline was able to take some time out of her traveling schedule and talk with me about her career. Jonathan Stryker: How did you end becoming an actress? Caroline Munro: …