
Deep Fried Interview: Beneath cinematographer Gordon Arkenberg
Director Larry Fessenden has yet to find a horror subgenre – no matter how conventional or disreputable – that he can’t twist into a personal treatise on the foibles of […]
Director Larry Fessenden has yet to find a horror subgenre – no matter how conventional or disreputable – that he can’t twist into a personal treatise on the foibles of […]
Armed with an array of video cameras, a pair of siblings spends a night in their childhood home intent on proving an ornate, centuries-old mirror is haunted. That’s the premise […]
From Mondo to Arrow Video, Rue Morgue to Waxwork Records, if there’s an entity currently birthing unique original genre artwork into the world you can almost guarantee “Ghoulish” Gary Pullin […]
The inspiration for Nurse 3D harkens back to the golden age of exploitation movies, when carnival barkers like American International Pictures dreamed up provocative titles and lurid posters…and then penned […]
Troma, that New York-based bastion of unabashed bad taste, has been around for nearly 40 years, but the studio remains best known for a pair of mid-1980s movies that mixed […]
A movie set entirely inside a single suburban house might not seem as if it would present much of a challenge for a cinematographer. But Haunter is no ordinary single-location […]
During their decade-plus of making music videos together, Australian director Mark Hartley and cinematographer Garry Richards always hoped for the chance to make a feature. One that paid homage to the Gothic […]
The making of George Romero’s paradigm-shifting horror film Night of the Living Dead was an exercise in perseverance. The movie’s 30-day shooting schedule was spread out over seven months, with the majority taking […]