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An Interview with Bianca Barnett Bianca Barnett is a dark haired beauty who isn’t afraid to take chances. For her film Albino Farm, Bianca hides her looks under latex and make-up as she plays "Pig Bitch", one of the film’s more disturbing villains. Some actresses might shy away from playing a role like this, but Bianca doesn’t run from a challenge, she embraces it. Read... |
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An Interview with John Taylor Chris Conlee didn’t just dive into directing feature films like many filmmakers try to do. After film school he served his country in the Army for four years before coming back and setting up shop in Hollywood. His business: editing, and business has been pretty good. Now, with more than thirty feature film credits to his name, Chris has turned his critical eye to the director’s chair. His newest directorial venture: EVILUTION, has just come out on DVD and Chris is ready to talk about how he got his start in filmmaking, who his influences are and why the film industry today reminds him of Dickens' "A Tale of Two Cities"! Read... |
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An Interview with Keith Crocker Keith Crocker loves the 60’s and 70’s exploitation films that inspired filmmakers like Quentin Tarantino and Eli Roth. Now that love has translated itself into his own exploitation film: Blitzkreig: Escape from Stalag 69. Keith spills his about making the movie and what’s wrong with Hollywood today! Read... |
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Rogue Cinema's Sleepover Girl! - Deneen Melody Aside from being one of the sweetest people it's been my pleasure to deal with, Deneen Melody is also a talented actress, a great lover of fantasy; especially Lord of the Rings, and...well...she's afraid of bicycles! She actually did a special shoot to get some really great photos for her appearance in this month's issue, so be sure to check out her profile to see the photos and to find out more about her life and career. 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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Also in this issue...
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| We've all gone through slumps in our lives. Sometimes, personal, sometimes professional. It hits us all from time to time, and unfortunately, Naama Kates has been going through one herself. In this fifth installment of her Journey of an Actress series, she talks about the downturn things have taken, how she's been dealing with it, and about how sometimes, inspiration can come when you least expect it. Read... |
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| Somtimes some of the greatest artists are behind the camera. Such was the case with Nathan Juran, who brought us some of the best and well known classic b-movies ever made. Sadly, many people probably haven't heard his name before as he was simply a director working behind the camera - an invisible face behind the magic. Well Philip Smolen wants us all to remember this great man for the relatively small but important role he played in cinematic history. Read... |
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| Fairy tales are as synonymous with childhood and this month Independent Filmmaker Jason S. Lockard shares a reworked/retelling of classic fairy tale from writer, director and star Jerry Lewis. Read... |
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Josh Samford hasn't done one of his crazy articles for a while now, so this month he thought he'd throw another one against the wall to see if it sticks. This time, Josh is talking about a movie that he thinks should be made. Milo & Otis - Paws of Vengeance. I ain't even gonna try to describe that one. Just go read it. I dare ya! Read... |
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| Not to be outdone in the crazy department, Danny Runion has a whole new batch of movie mashups shooting out the top of the blender again this month. Now, go get a spatula so we can scrape 'em off the ceiling and see what he's on about this time. Read... |
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