Interviews
Frightfest 2017 Interview: Horror Icon Barbara Crampton Talks Replace
Barbara Crampton is a legend, plain and simple. Earlier this year she wrote a scorching op-ed for Birth.Movies.Death about how offensive it is to be called a Scream Queen given her lengthy and v...
Frightfest 2017 Interview: To Hell And Back Director Derek Dennis Herbert
Everybody knows Kane Hodder. We know he’s played two Horror Icons in his lifetime (Jason Voorhees and Victor Crowley), that he’s an accomplished and well-respected stuntman, a best-selling...
Exclusive Interview: Joe Lynch Talks Mayhem
Joe Lynch hit the horror scene in the mid-2000s with the release of his first feature film, Wrong Turn 2. Since then, he’s continued to excel as a director with movies like Knights of Badassdom...
Frightfest 2017 Interview: Horror Icon Kane Hodder
Everybody knows Kane Hodder. We know he’s played two Horror Icons in his lifetime (Jason Voorhees and Victor Crowley), that he’s an accomplished and well-respected stuntman, a best-selling...
Frightfest 2017 Interview: Leatherface Directors Discuss The Prequel
Leatherface was one of the most eagerly-anticipated horror movies of the year but, sadly, Frightfest 2017 attendees were among some of the only fans who got to check the film out on the big screen (a ...
Exclusive Interview: Actor Alexandra Shipp Talks Tragedy Girls
Tragedy Girls is one of my favourite horror movies of the year thus far, never mind one of the best showing at Frightfest 2017. Tyler MacIntyre’s story of two social media-obsessed teenage girls...
Frightfest 2017 Interview: Director Tyler MacIntyre Talks Tragedy Girls
In the wake of yet another click-bait article sounding the death knell of the slasher movie (which will not be linked here), let us take enormous solace in the fact that 2017 alone has given us surpri...
Frightfest 2017: Super Producer Travis Stevens Talks 68 Kill
Producer Travis Stevens has worked on some of the most beloved modern genre movies including Cheap Thrills, Starry Eyes, We Are Still Here and Ted Geoghegan’s upcoming, and hugely-anticipated, M...
Frightfest 2017 Interview: Fiona Dourif Talks Cult Of Chucky
Curse Of Chucky marked a significant return to form for a series long considered dead (though certain fans, including myself, retain a soft spot for the likes of Bride and even Seed). The killer doll ...