Christopher G. Moore recently sat down with director (and fellow podcaster) Joe Lynch to talk about his film Mayhem (2017). You can choose to listen to the audio or read the entire interview. Mayhem is available on DVD, Blu-ray, and Ultra High-Definition 4K/Blu-ray Combo on December 26, 2017. IN THEATERS AND AVAILABLE ON VOD AND DIGITAL […]
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Writer/Director Steven Shainberg is probably best known for his 2002 release Secretary, in which Maggie Gyllenhaal takes a new job as a secretary, only to see her working relationship with her boss, James Spader, devolve into a sexual/sadomasochistic one. He’s also directed the critically acclaimed Fur: An Imaginary Portrait of Diane Arbus in 2006. His […]
We at Gruesome Magazine recently had a chance to sit down and talk with Amber Dawn Fox who, so far, is best known for her role as Officer Bello on a couple of episodes of The Walking Dead during season 5. Not content with fading into obscurity and being the answer to a difficult Walking […]
James Remar made a big impression in 1979 with the second film he appeared in, The Warriors, and he’s never looked back. He’s appeared in dozens of films like The Long Riders (1980), 48 Hours (1982), Band Of The Hand (1986), Tales From The Darkside: The Movie (1990), The Phantom (1996) and Mortal Kombat: Annihilation […]
Actor/Writer Dayton Callie is probably best known for his work on cable series such as Sons Of Anarchy and Deadwood. But he’s appeared in dozens of television shows over the years, and his voice might be familiar to you if you’re a gamer as he’s voiced video game characters in games like Left For […]
Nick Jongerius is a film director, producer, editor, and writer from Bovenkarspel, Noord-Holland, The Netherlands. He may be best known to horror movie fans as the producer of Frankenstein’s Army (2013) and Dood eind (AKA Dead End, 2006), but that is likely to change as his directorial debut The Windmill (AKA The Windmill Massacre) continues […]
Brian Nagel is both an actor and a model who was born in Cleveland, Ohio. Although he majored in Aviation/Business at Kent State University, he decided to follow his true passion, acting, and go to Los Angeles to follow his dream. He’s since formed a production company, Steel House Pictures, with his brother Tom. Their […]
Laura Allen grew up on Bainbridge Island, Washington, attended Wellesley College as a Sociology major and graduated in 1996. Coincidentally, she appeared in Mona Lisa Smile (2003) which took place at Wellesley College in the 1950’s She worked with the NYPD as a domestic violence counselor before pursuing acting. Since beginning her career, she’s appeared […]
Writer/Director Joe Begos began gathering notice with his first film, a short called Bad Moon Rising (2011). After that he began work on his first full length feature, 2013’s Almost Human, which was a hit on the festival circuit, and very popular on home video. He’s now promoting his latest film, The Mind’s Eye, which […]
I think it’s fair to say that I’m just crazy about triple threat film maker Lou Simon. I last spoke to her a few years ago while she was promoting her (then latest) film called Hazmat, and I call her a “Triple Threat” because she produces, writes and directs her films. But she’s far more […]
Andy Powers is a classically trained actor originally from El Paso, TX. After graduating from the American Academy of Dramatic Arts in New York, he spent the next four years in Off Broadway Theatre developing new work from young playwrights with the Barrow Group Theatre, The Cherry Lane Alternative, Second Stage, and The Hypothetical Theatre […]
As a member of Elijah Wood’s production company SpectreVision, writer/producer/director Josh C. Waller has been behind some of the most intriguing genre titles of the last few years. He’s helped produce films like Toad Road (2012), Cooties (2014), A Girl Walks Home Alone At Night (also 2014), The Boy (2015) and the upcoming The Greasy […]
S. Craig Zahler is a successful author with books like A Congregation Of Jackals (2010) and Wraiths Of The Broken Land (2013) to his credit. He’s also a successful screenwriter, musician, cinematographer and now director with his first feature, Bone Tomahawk currently in theaters nationwide. Here he sat down with GRUESOME MAGAZINE to talk about […]
Since Peter Jackson’s early films, along with efforts from other filmmakers such as those behind Black Sheep (2006), New Zealand has had a solid track record with producing horror comedies that worked in both aspects of this subgenre, which is not an easy feat. The past year or so has seen releases that pleased both crowds and […]