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An Interview with Jason Schaver & Ken Gayton Jason Schaver and Ken Gayton made (and starred in) a film that I reviewed back in February of 2009 I believe it was, called The Truth about Average Guys. It's one of those films that's so non-politically correct and has such a phenomenal chemistry between the cast members, that you can't help but love it. Now, with the DVD release imminent, it seemed like a great time to get the word out all over again about this seriously awesome film. Read... |
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An Interview with April Burril (a.k.a. Chainsaw Sally) She’s been the subject of a feature film, a comic book and now a web series, she’s everyone’s favorite psycho killer librarian: Chainsaw Sally. But who is the woman behind the saw? April Burril puts down her lethal implements for a few minutes to talk about her character Chainsaw Sally, her thoughts on the horror industry and why you shouldn’t trust a guy in an oxford shirt and khakis. Read... |
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An Interview with Philip & Lucy Magcalas Cary Conley first became acquainted with filmmaking duo Philip and Lucy Magcalas, co-founders of Milk and Cookie Productions in Boston, Massachusetts, last month when he reviewed their short drama, Skin and Bone. In only their second feature, these filmmakers chose to make a poignant and deeply meaningful film about the medical profession and the connections between medical professionals, patients, and the family members of those patients. Produced over the course of a year for nearly nothing, these filmmakers have made a fantastic, highly polished film that should be seen by anyone who has ever had to deal with tough health choices in a medical facility. Read... |
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An Interview with Michael A. Hoffman Michael A. Hoffman started making micro-budget films in southern Florida, developing a cult following in 2001 with the horror anthology Scary Tales and following it up with a sequel that starred genre favorites Felissa Rose, Robert D’Zar, and Joseph Estevez, . He’s since gone on to become an IATSE editor and head the film and TV department of Bongiovi Entertainment while also wearing just about every hat a man can in the film business, serving as a director, producer, writer, editor, and camera operator throughout the industry. His latest film, ROT: Reunion of Terror, was described as “the perfect ‘80s slasher” in last month’s issue of Rogue Cinema and is available for rental and purchase March 9th. Read... |
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Loyd Cryer and the Texas Frightmare Weekend! Since 2006, Texas has been showing its love of Horror with the Texas Frightmare Weekend - an event that draws crowds from all over the country. The first TFW was held in the Grapevine Convention center. This event proved to be so popular that another one was on the drawing board almost before the last guest had packed up and headed home. Now the TFW is ready for its fifth go around and organizer Loyd Cryer is ready to talk about organizing one of the world’s largest horror gatherings, why indie filmmakers line up to take part and what to do with a couple of hundred zombies on a Saturday morning. Read... |
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An Interview with Blake Fitzpatrick Having worked in just about every aspect of filmmaking from acting to editing to makeup effects, Blake Fitzpatrick is a passionate, hardworking, and talented young filmmaker with a definite point of view on the current state of independent cinema and what it takes to maintain personal vision in the industry. In this interview, Emily talks with Blake about his latest film, The Death of Hollywood, about his past projects and about his future plans as well. Read... |
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Rogue Cinema's Sleepover Girl! - Katie Stanley Katie is one of those actresses whose boundless energy has propelled her career ever onward to greater and greater heights. She's racked up an impressive number of film credits over the last several years, and is currently working on a variety of new projects, including Girl/Girl Scene, which is being produced by our very own Nic Brown. I had some trouble scheduling a Sleepover Girl this month due to various extenuating circumstances and scheduling issues, and Katie really came through at for us at the last minute. I'd like to thank Katie for being such a trooper and getting her stuff to me so fast. With a career as smoking hot as hers has been and continues to be, I have no doubt we'll be seeing a lot more of this raven haired beauty in the future. Read... And for you girl's out there who would like to become our next Sleepover Girl, there's a whole info page set up telling you just how to go about it. So check it out and get in touch with us today, and you could be the next Rogue Cinema Sleepover Girl! Read... |
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Ole’ Blue Eyes, a Killer?! Well, he is in this film! This month independent filmmaker Jason S. Lockard brings us a cold blooded thriller, starring The Chairman of the Board himself, Frank Sinatra! This is one of those films that's sort of been lost in the shuffle over the years, but definitely should not be forgotten. Read... |
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| The 80's were actually a pretty fun time for movies, and Danny Runion doesn't want us to forget some of the greats of that era. So rather than giving us one of his usual mashup articles this month, he's provided us with a piece talking about some of the great films of the 80's that should never be forgotten. Read... |
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