Return to: Home / Exclusive Interviews & Profiles / Miscellaneous . Collecting any kind of Japanese CDs – whether reissues, archival, or current – isn’t an easy endeavor: they’re hard to find, very pricey, and are fleetingly carried by local importers until the stock runs dry for good. For those familiar with old labels such […]
Since his first feature film in 1999, filmmaker Dante Tomaselli has been working hard to establish a career in the horror realm by creating sometimes impenetrable works which don’t follow the conventional three act template. Sometimes haunting, frustrating, and befuddling in one go, he’s made three films – Desecration (1999), Horror (2002), and Satan’s Playground (2005) – that […]
Return to: Home / Exclusive Interviews & Profiles / Composers John Murphy is a bit of an enigma in that he’s recognized for a sound that inarguably made some of the most popular films by Danny Boyle and Michael Ritchie successful with audiences. Whether it’s music for hip or slightly daft criminals, astronauts trying to stop the […]
Return to: Home / Exclusive Interviews & Profiles / Composers . Elia Cmiral’s latest work includes music for the indie horror film Forget Me Not (2009), directed by newcomer Tyler Oliver, as well as the historical film Habermann (2010), directed by veteran filmmaker Juraj Herz, the latter addressing the conflicts between Germans and Czechs in the Sudetendland border region during […]
In Part 2 of this series, we offer up interviews with director Jeff Carney and Jim Cirronella, filmmakers of the latest Night of the Living Dead documentary, Autopsy of the Dead (Zero day Releasing)…
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