Oct. 27 – Oct. 31 Tons of blood and fun with a Hitch. A Nightmare on Elm Street (1984) The first appearance of Freddy Kruger before he became a cartoon with goofy kills. Wes Craven’s concept is still terrifying and while the effects are very 80’s there is still some genuine scares here 35 years […]
Interview by Brian Taylor Q (Brian): Stanley, I want to start with you. How did you come up with the idea for this film? A (Stanley): I grew up in Nigeria and I lived all around Africa for my whole life, so I was always majority. Coming to America, it was a very traumatic thing […]
Oct. 18 – Oct. 26 Ghosts, Gators, Corn and Creatures House (1985) Still a solid horror/humor flick. The story works better than most of the special effects, and I’m always saying we need more William Katt. The Similars (2015) A Twilight Zone-esque premise blended with a Shyamalan-esque twist doesn’t completely work out, but was still […]
By Brian Taylor Writer/director Zach Lamplugh and Writer/star Brian Emond Q (Brian T):So, I’ve always loved great mockumentaries. And I’m curious what films influenced you to make your own? A ( Zach):Honestly, mostly, not mockumentaries. Yeah, some of our big comedy influences are like Edgar Wright stuff, we love What We Do in the Shadowsand we […]