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Let’s Scream gets its first slumber party guest, none other than filmmaker Jill Gevargizian! In this episode, she chats with Maude Michaud and Ali Chappell about her debut feature film The Stylist, now available from Arrow Video. They talk about everything, from how she got starting directing short films to how her real life experience as a stylist inspired her masterpiece debut. If you love filmmaking and want a great dose of inspiration, this is an interview not to be missed!
**For our Patreon supporters, don’t miss a lightning round questionnaire during which Jill tells us all about her faves!**
Make sure to check out:
The Stylist short film: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d3Swer89tKQ
Call Girl short film: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ml9UXWYvHRQ
Jill Gevargizian’s YouTube page: https://www.youtube.com/c/JillGevargizian/
Jill Gevargizian’s website: https://www.sixxtape.com/
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You can't have a show reviewing bad horror movies without almost immediately jumping right into a zombie dumpster fire, and boy do we have a dumpster fire for you! Swamp Zombies 2! Actress Jenna M Fryer from the movie herself comes on the show to tell us her experience filming this hilarious bad boy.
Featuring Daniel Domkowski on this episode along with guest Jonny Blackburn from I Don't Give A Flick podcast.
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This week Rob goes over the Canadian horror film The Scarehouse. Sitting down with director and writer Gavin Michal Booth we learn some behind the scene stories and how it all started.
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Ho, Ho, Horror! It's Christmas time and AC and Jay are feeling it. In this episode, the guys go all in on Holiday Horrors! They share scary traditions from around the globe, talk about must see Holiday horror films and more! It'll be a scary good time!
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Ian is joined by friend and producer of Cult & Trash Horror Movie Grind, Martin Bruyère of Infamous Horror to discuss Martin's favorite bad horror movie, Killer Klowns From Outer Space, along with returning guests Bree, Daniel, and Sloan.
If you'd like to hear Ian's previous podcast go to "Movies so bad they're good, Midnight Cult Classics And Camp" available on all podcast platforms.
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This week Rob sits down with film maker and former editor of Fangoria magazine Chris Alexander. Chris discusses being in charge of the most iconic horror magazine of all time and the fun part of creating a convention.
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Join A.C. and Jay as they chat with nationally renowned character actor Father Evil on the topic of things they fear. They also talk film rights as NFT's and much more. Join us for a horrifyingly good time!
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PART 2: The first movie review for Cult & Trash Horror Movie Grind! Ian reviews cult classic CREEPSHOW from 1982 and discusses if it still holds up and what makes it so bad it's good. Featuring guests: Bree, Sloan, and Tony
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The first movie review for Cult & Trash Horror Movie Grind! Ian reviews cult classic CREEPSHOW from 1982 and discusses if it still holds up and what makes it so bad it's good.
Featuring guests: Bree, Sloan, and Tony
Become a Patron by visiting our Patreon page at:
www.patreon.com/InfamousHorror
This week Rob sits down with writer/director Chad Archibald of Black Fawn Films. Black Fawn and Chad are synonimus with horror in South Western Ontario and lately the word. Chad discusses working in the horror genre as well as his time in front of the camera.
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