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Midnight Horror Picture Show is a showcase for underground, indie horror- From filmmakers and artists to the blood-soaked film festivals that fuel the genre — we’re building a community for those who live and breathe horror.Gain insights into what it takes to make a horror…
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How to Run an Indie Horror Film Festival with Erik Steele (Founder of Horror Film Roulette) (opens the original)
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Filmmaker & Festival Runner Erik Steele joins Midnight Horror Picture Show host Neil for a deep dive into indie horror filmmaking, festival building, and 20+ years in the film industry. Erik is the founder of Horror Film Roulette, a Metro Detroit horror short film competition now celebrating its 13th year, and co-founder of Th3 Studio, a boutique production space in downtown Utica, Michigan. In this episode, Erik shares how he got his start making stop-motion films at age 13, worked his way up t
Found Footage, Real Fear: Justin Sulham & Em Genovese on Making "Stockings: Songbird" (opens the original)
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Welcome back to the Midnight Horror Picture Show! This week we welcome back returning guest Justin Sulham, writer/director of the found-footage home invasion thriller "Stockings: Songbird", joined by his lead actor, Em Genovese, who plays victim-turned-survivor Marissa opposite Sulham's chilling performance as "Jimmy," the maintenance man who isn't what he seems. In this deep, spoiler-conscious conversation, Justin and Em pull back the curtain on everything that went into making this visceral in
How Troma Defied Hollywood for 53 Years: Lloyd Kaufman on The Toxic Avenger & DIY Film Making (opens the original)
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Lloyd Kaufman — founder of Troma Entertainment and creator of The Toxic Avenger — joins Neil Willoughby, host of Midnight Horror Picture Show, for a wide-ranging, unfiltered conversation about building the longest-running independent movie studio in history. Lloyd talks about learning to shoot in sequence from Rocky director John G. Avildsen, discovering Oliver Stone at Yale, and how Troma became the launchpad for James Gunn, Trey Parker, Matt Stone, Eli Roth, Samuel L. Jackson, and more. He dig
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