As season one of the that screening podcast comes to a close, we ponder what makes a film impactful and last within the ocean of horror? Is it the quality, the kills, the use of tropes, FX, characters or perhaps the shock that leaves a dark mark on us forever? Well on this episode of that screening, we discuss a film that hits 25 years of challenging audiences. In a tale of personal cinema, we have not one, not two, but three lasting film screenings covered by our guest known as Mr. Toetag, Fred Vogel.
One of my favorite guests in the 14 plus years of horror journalism, The founder, FX master, and filmmaker of one of the most infamous trilogies in underground horror history joins us across the zoom landscape to break down 3 key screenings of this video nasty including the legendary Cinema Wasteland in OH, aboard at the BUT Film Festival, and in tandem with a concert at the Sherman Theater in PA.
Join us now as Fred discusses the details of each screening, the impact of the film over the quarter of a decade, the role of the community, his early origins as a filmmaker and more on this episode of the that screening podcast with JK. Make sure to listen in, share, and support the that screening podcast on all major podcast platforms like soundcloud, youtube, spotify, apple, iheart radio and more!