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Filmage-A-Trois: Cindy Maples Actress Cindy Maples has become a staple in independent cinema in P.J. and Jake’s area. With a passion and dedication to her craft that rivals any “industry” professional. Raised in Illinois and now living in Indiana, she has been acting for as long as she can remember. Her first feature film role was in Widow, a Big Biting Production in 2009. Since that time she has gone on to star in a myriad of genre efforts such as Wireface, The Birthday Massacre and Bloody Hooker Bang Bang. Whether she’s acting or producing, Cindy brings a wealth of knowledge to any production thanks to her extensive background. Read... |
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Filmage-A-Trois: Joe Atkinson Joe Atkinson has been working on independent cinema since 2011 when he tackled his feature film Reality, a satire on the whole reality television trend. Since that time he has dabbled in many areas including editing films for others such as the upcoming short films The Telemarketer and The Dream Job as well as creating the highly successful web series The Book of Dallas which garnered a whopping 1.3 million viewers during its run. Joe has also served as Producer for several projects including Happy Hooker Bang Bang, Reality On Demand and Three Tears on Bloodstained Flesh. A man of many talents, especially talking, Joe decided to have a sit down with us and tell all his dirty, morbid thoughts. Read... |
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An Interview with James Balsamo Misty recently had a chance to chat with James Balsamo about his upcoming film “Cool as Hell” featuring Tom Savini, Laurence R. Harvey from "The Human Centipede 2", and David Naughton from "American Werewolf in London", and Andrew W.K.. We also talked about the horror genre, Troma, and insomnia. Read... |
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An Interview with James Ward James Ward has a penchant for making body swap films. You know the sort of thing. Well, he's made a career out of exploring this genre, in everything from web series to feature films. This month, I'm talking to James about his latest feature, The Hit Girl. Read... |
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An Interview with Jessamyn Arnstein Jessamyn Arnstein appears in James Ward's latest film, The Hit Girl, in which she appears as the spunky niece of a hit man who, through making a random comment about wishing he had the problems of a teenage girl while he had his hand on an antique statue, woke up the next morning as...you guessed it, a teenage girl. Jessamyn absolutely lit up the screen with her wonderfully infectious energy, and this month, I got to talk to Jessamyn, not only about her work in The Hit Girl, but also about her other film and theater appearances. Read... |
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An Interview with Timothy J. Cox Timothy J. Cox is not a stranger to Rogue Cinema. We’ve featured him and his work before. So it was with great excitement that we learned of his most recent project, his first screenplay, Swan Song. Staff Writer Michael E Smith interviewed Timothy and here’s what we learned. Read... |
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Rogue Cinema's Sleepover Girl - May 2013 Madison Rae Stewart is a Florida girl with a great sense of humor who loves acting, modeling, video games, weapons, music and gin. This month, she's here to bring a little much needed sunshine into a spring that seems to be in short supply of it in some parts of the country. Read... And for you girls 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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I Love Bad Movies
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So how well do you know your pre-CGI dino movie trivia? Think you know what movies made the Rhedosaurus and the Paleosaurus famous? Then click here and take Phil Smolen’s Classic Dino-Mite Quizathon and see how much you do know. Read... |
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Indepedent Filmmaker Jason S. Lockard brings us this month an awesome litle film noir with probably the worse titled films in cinema history 1952's Kansas City Confidential. Read... |
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