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Crossing the Line: A Chat with Tom Six, the Writer-Director Behind the Transgressive Horror of “The Human Centipede”
- By Peter Gutiérrez
- Published 04/24/2010
- Interviews , Movies , Horror Films and Thrillers , European Films , Festivals and Filmmakers
- Unrated
Just when you thought
horror might be forgetting how to, well, horrify audiences, along comes a movie
that restores your faith in the genre’s ability to shock and disturb even its
most jaded fans...
A Firefox Q&A with Malcolm Venville, Director of “44 Inch Chest”
- By Peter Gutiérrez
- Published 04/18/2010
- Movies , Interviews
- Unrated
“I definitely wasn’t interested in [making] a London gangster flick…”
Interview with The Invisible Band!
- By Adrian Tallent
- Published 07/6/2009
- Furry , Music , Interviews
- Unrated
The Invisible Band! is a psychedelic and space rock outfit that hails from the United Kingdom. The musician known as Alazarin got tired of busking on the streets, so he brought his act to Second Life, where he can now play live shows for a worldwide audience. We discuss the loss of his original master tapes and decades worth of written music, gigging in Second Life, and new musical directions.
Keith R. A. DeCandido and Leah Wilson on “In the Hunt”—the New Book about Supernatural
- By Peter Gutiérrez
- Published 03/12/2009
- Television , Interviews , Some Like It Dark , Fandom , Books and Zines , Supernatural
- Unrated
The author of two of the Supernatural
novels and the senior editor at BenBella Books talk about the new anthology of
in-depth essays that cover the fan favorite series through its third season…
An Interview with Ole Bornedal, the Director of Nightwatch, The Substitute, and Just Another Love Story
- By Peter Gutiérrez
- Published 01/2/2009
- Festivals and Filmmakers , Horror Films and Thrillers , Interviews
- Unrated
With Raimi-and-Tapert-produced U.S. remakes of The Substitute and Just Another Love Story in the pipeline, and the stateside bow of the latter just around the corner, Ole Bornedal’s name is one that North American filmgoers will soon become very familiar with—if they aren’t already…
A Halloween Pow-Wow with Toby Wilkins, the Award-Winning Director of SPLINTER
- By Peter Gutiérrez
- Published 10/23/2008
- Festivals and Filmmakers , Horror Films and Thrillers , Interviews
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One can no longer say that Toby Wilkins is an up-and-coming filmmaker—he’s already arrived. Tapped by Sam Raimi to make TALES FROM THE GRUDGE and THE GRUDGE 3, Wilkins recently spoke to us about SPLINTER, the year’s best old-fashioned (yet new-fangled) monster movie. But along the way we also discussed ALIEN, ALIENS, FINAL DESTINATION, 28 DAYS LATER, THE THING and, um, STARDUST…
Rob Tapert Talks Horror with Firefox News
- By Peter Gutiérrez
- Published 10/15/2008
- Horror Films and Thrillers , Legend of the Seeker , Television , Interviews , Festivals and Filmmakers
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The producer of The Evil Dead, 30 Days of Night, and Sam Raimi’s 2009 release, Drag Me To Hell, sat down to talk with us about the joys of foreign-language horror, the focus of his new DVD label, Ghost House Underground. We also got around to topics such as the place of the PG-13 rating in the genre, why J-horror’s moment in the sun may have come and gone, and even the upcoming TV series The Legend of the Seeker…
Interview with Ghost Hunter and Horror Novelist Deborah LeBlanc
- By Tracy Morris
- Published 09/29/2008
- The Paranormal , Interviews , Books and Zines
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When you pick up your favorite novel, did you ever stop to think that maybe the author knows what he or she's talking about from first-hand experience?
Okay, maybe Charlaine Harris doesn't know any vampires and Jim Butcher has never been a wizard. But when it comes to haunted houses, novelist Deborah LeBlanc knows her stuff. That's because in her free time, LeBlanc investigates the paranormal with her local chapter of the Louisiana Paranormal investigators.
Exclusive Interview with Hideaki Sena, Creator of PARASITE EVE
- By Peter Gutiérrez
- Published 09/5/2008
- Technology , Asian Films , Horror Films and Thrillers , Video Games , Interviews , Books and Zines , Anime and Manga
- Unrated
“Perhaps the horror genre can take us back to a more naked state of being and present us with a starting line from which to discuss the world with one another…”
An Interview with Sera Gamble, Producer and Writer for Supernatural
- By CP Cochran
- Published 08/14/2008
- Supernatural , Television , Interviews
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Sera Gamble, producer and writer for The CW's horror drama Supernatural, answered a few questions about the show and why she's looking forward to season 4 (spoiler warning)...