Donna McRae talks us through her storied career as an academic and an artist. Making one of the most daring Australian supernatural films in recent memory - Johnny Ghost (2011)- she has managed to maintain artistic integrity and a distinctly Australian style while winning audiences all over the world. Along the way, Donna gives us her views on contemporary horror cinema and the trajectory of Australian Cinema.

or Let Sleeping Corpses Lie, or Don't Open the Window, or Zombi 3, or Don't Speak I'll of the Dead. We chat about one of the best Zombie Films of the 1970's

Lucinda Bruce, like all great engineers of entertainment, understands the medium inside and out; but that doesn't stop her from growing as an artist. With over ten features to her credit, and dozens of short films, she has done everything Producing to Catering. Lucinda talks about her experiences, lessons learned, anecdotes and how she manages to navigate the mondo cane known as the Australian Film Industry.

(P.S. I believe in the oxford comma)

It's a dead man's party, who could ask for more. This episode we go underground, into the deep-dark and learn the in's and out's of Grave Robbing. We also go on for a while about the ethics of graverobbing, snuff films, and why similar movies get released around the same time.

Behold and bare witness to Saara Lamberg - a filmmaker who dares to go where no mere mortals venture: Body Doubles, flagellation, somnophilia, twincest, country dancing . . . In this podcast, Saara talks about her second feature film as writer/director/producer/star entitled 'The Westermarck Effect' - a film dealing with romantic love between blood relations. I told you she goes places mere mortals don't dare. We also talk about the making of her first feature 'Innuendo' - a post-modern psychodrama on identity switching about a stranger in a strange-land. Also chatting about the Australian Film industry from a fresh perspective as well as some strange tales from her mother-land of Finland.

Episode one of an ongoing audio documentary series exploring Australian and New Zealand Cinema with a bent on the horror side of things. Each episode we talk with a filmmaker, critic or creative telling us about their journey through Australian Independent Horror Cinema, pros and cons of Oz indie cinema and some anecdotes to help you get through the business and through the night.

This episode, Actor/Director/Producer Nathan Hill tell us about his career and his experience as a professional horror freak within the film industry. And I mean 'freak' in the nicest possible way. Enclosed is a link to his website: https://www.linkedin.com/in/nathan-hill-83a25377