Last we met with illustrator/graphic designer Justin Erickson (read the interview) he and his co-conspirer, Paige Reynolds, had just launched Phantom City Creative. Since then, the duo have rocked out a buttload of horror-inspired art posters for the likes of TwitchFilm, Mondo Tees, Anchor Bay Entertainment and more. Beyond that, Erickson himself has recently stepped [...]
Well make me a ham sandwich and call me Granny! It’s been awhile since my last contribution to the ole’ Blood Sprayer, but that’s with good reason. You see, I’ve been undercover for the past few months as part of a sooper-secret strike force sent to infiltrate and interview the ominous artist known only as… [...]
In the second part of our two part preparation to spend another 24 hours in an auditorium with some of the most of the loveliest horror gurus of this modern age, Dan Fraga took some time out of his Horror-thon prep to talk marathoning history and the shape of things to come. First off, who is [...]
Who can take a Great White? Make it swim through snow? So it’s tearing up the extras and the blood begins to flow…Sam Qualiana can.
In the 1980′s, in the heady days of the Video Boom, a new innovation in technology completely changed the way the film industry operated. Independent cinema was suddenly capable of being truly independent, with the power to create motion pictures finally placed into the hands of literally everyone and anyone who may have wanted it. [...]
If a man by the name of Paul Busetti approaches you and you happen to be relatively close to an oven… RUN LIKE THE WITCH THAT KIDNAPPED HANSEL AND GRETEL! You’ll find out soon enough the reason why. We recently had a conversation with Busetti creator of Cannibal Cheerleader Camp among others and learned that he’s a [...]
In many ways, horror films are to cinema what punk rock is to music. I’m not the first person to say this. Not by a long shot. They are, after all, both intensely subversive forms of art, reveling in controversial subject matter with a middle finger-flipping “fuck the world” attitude and an uncompromising outlaw zeal. [...]
by Jesse Bartel
Aug 22, 2011
Meeting Nathan Baesel was probably the biggest moment for me at Monster Mania. Why? Because Behind the Mask means a good deal to me for reasons that are hard to articulate properly. It’s a type of film that goes beyond just being a “good” movie, it strikes a nerve that makes me feel “connected” or [...]
The Man Who Brings Rue Morgue Magazine To Life Talks With The Blood Sprayer!
St. Louis-based comedian Josh Arnold shoots the shit about stand-up, horror movies, and oral surgery…bathroom style.
Hello, I’m not James Lipton and this is most emphatically NOT “Inside the Actor’s Studio.” Instead, I’m a pervert and a film junkie sitting down (metaphorically) with a fellow pervert and film junkie and finding out what makes him tick.
The Pride of Elm Street discusses her new documentary, the state of the NOES franchise, and more.
Many of us have reached that point in our lives: the moment where we are so fed up with not doing what we want, that we have to break free and make things happen for ourselves. In the film industry, this often means leaving the security of a traditional (maybe unfulfilling) job in the pursuit [...]
The Mad Man behind Low Budget Pictures spills the beans about his future, his fans, and Wes Allen.
Fangoria’s Director of Marketing opens up on the state of Horror and more.
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