Film Director Mike P. Nelson takes a seat with us on "Propellant Minnesota" to unfold the chapters of his fascinating journey from the Midwest to the directing chair of big budget Hollywood films.

From the dystopian pathways of "The Domestics" to the terrifying trails of "Wrong Turn," to his latest awesome segment in "V/H/S/85", Mike has found real success with a distinct voice and an unerring commitment to storytelling. In this episode, he opens up about the unvarnished truths of working in the film industry, fostering collaborative environments, and the audacity to let your voice be heard, irrespective of the Hollywood norms.

Though he has worked all over the country, Mike maintains a profound connection with his roots, embedding his work with an authenticity that always engages. Navigating through his filmography, we delve into the moments that shaped his career, the decision-making behind his directional choices, and the underlying themes that perennially sew through his work.

Whether you're an aspiring filmmaker, a seasoned professional, or a cinema enthusiast wanting to glean behind-the-scenes insights, Mike's candid discussion sheds light on the not-always-glamorous, yet incredibly rewarding world of working as a movie director.