We tackle Blood Hunters in this episode. A low-budget horror that unfortunately falls short on horror, story, plot, and sensibility. We dissect this mess of missed opportunities and dive into some important lessons. Story, plot lines, character development, and the outdated use of jump-scares and why filmmakers need to stop using them are a few things we touch on. We were hoping for a good and fun horror. We were given a boring, disjointed, annoyingly sloppy mess.

Blood Hunters can be found on Amazon Video.

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We talk with South African director/writer Ryan Kruger. Known for his kick-ass music videos over the past ten years, Ryan talks a little with us about Fried Barry, his first feature film. Currently making its rounds at festivals, and preliminary release date of January 2021, Fried Barry looks like the indie/b-movie we need. Ryan gives some fantastic career advice, shares some fantastic stories, and shares news on the Fried Barry action figure! See the trailer for Fried Barry below.

Check film festivals for Fried Barry screenings.

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It’s our first coverage of an The Asylum Films movie for the podcast. Dead 7 is a post-apocalyptic zombie western, filled with aging Boy Band members. Written by Nick Carter, we see why The Asylum has done so well with their B-movie formula all of these years. Filled with plot holes and bewildering location cuts, it’s actually not as bad in those areas as some A-List movies out there. We talk about the Asylum formula, b-movies, and why a director might want to pick up a project like this from a b-movie studio.

Dead 7 can be found on Amazon Video.

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This love letter to Schlock Sci-Fi is a treat for everyone. Attack of the Moon Zombies is a throwback salute to those sci-fi films of the 50’s that launched the genre. It excels as a throwback homage movie as well as a satirical take on schlock. With our daughter returning to guest host we dissect this delightful movie and run through some lessons that make filmmaking fun, and the importance of egg cartons in science fiction.

Attack of the Moon Zombies can be found on Amazon Video.

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This movie from New Zealand saw a very limited release in the U.S. Guns Akimbo is a wild, fun, and loud ride. The plot is ridiculous which makes it all the more fun. Daniel Radcliffe shows us once again that is made for wild, crazy, outrageous roles, and that he can nail them like no one else. With a massive amount of lessons for filmmakers, Guns Akimbo is a delight for the viewer and for those looking for inspiration for technical excellence.

Guns Akimbo can be found on Amazon Video. Go get it!

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This Australian film never saw a release in the US, but it should have. Danger Close tells the story of the Battle of Long Tan in Viet Nam. A true story with excellent portrayals, it is not to be missed. We talk about the technical aspects, which are superior, and the importance of the need for stories that have that human spark in them. We stray from movie lessons and get into some deep philosophical topics. You should see this movie, and more importantly you should listen to this episode and do some deep self-searching.

Danger Close can be found on Amazon Video.

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We are so lucky to have Liam Matheson returning to speak with us, and he is joined by Steven Worsley, both starring in Attack of the Herbals. It was another great chat as we talked about the movie, voice acting, filmmaking, and go-to genres for comfort films. Don’t miss this fun chat, and at the end learn how sweet Liam was in speaking to our daughter after the interview.

Attack of the Herbals is free on Clear Focus Movies’ channel:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F5K0mtF-pq0&t=1s

Find Steven’s works at the following:

https://www.audible.co.uk/search/ref=a_pd_Crime-_c2_1_narr?searchNarrator=Steve+Worsley

http://www.menwithcoconuts.com/

Https://www.Facebook.com/menwithcoconuts

Also check out The Redwood Massacre on Amazon Prime, because the sequel is on the way!

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An early film by David Ryan Keith and Liam Matheson, Attack of the Herbals is a horror comedy that delivers on many levels. Very low budget but fun and technically proficient, this movie sets a standard for indie film excellence. With our daughter as a special guest we tackle this film’s humor, great direction, and so much more. An undervalued gem, this movie should be cult status.

Attack of the Herbals is free on Clear Focus Movies’ channel:

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We have the honor of speaking Barney Burman, Oscar Winner for Best Cinematic Makeup for Star Trek in 2009, writer/director/producer of Wild Boar, and make-up effects master for decades’ worth of television and movies. Barney shares not only his experiences in filmmaking, but also how his self-doubt held him back until he finally overcame it. Some great inspiration and movie making lessons from a true legend of Hollywood.

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In this episode we embrace Wild Boar. Given to us as a screener prior to its release, this film by Oscar Winner Barney Burman, legendary make-up effects master, is a fast and fun ride in horror. Needless to say the makeup is top notch, but there is no disappointment in blood and gore. We talk about this particular kind of setting, which we call Grit Horror, the excellent editing, and excellent sound. Also discussed is the importance of sound equipment over camera, and how fun these kinds of horror films are.

Check Festival sites for Wild Boar showings.

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Join us for a fantastic talk with Tucky Williams. Actor/Director/Writer/Producer, creator and star of Girl/Girl Scene, victorious online troll fighter, gay rights advocate, and probably the nicest, sweetest person you’ll ever meet. We talk filmmaking, the fight against trolls and Amazon, and how the word lesbian is still associated with sexual fantasies and porn, rather than just a descriptor of a person’s sexual preference. We loved this chat with her, and we’re sure you will too.

You can watch Girl/Girl Scene the Movie and the series on Amazon Video.

Tucky’s Website and Film Resume:www.luckytucky.com

About the controversy with trolls:www.girlgirlscene.com/controversy

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We start Pride Month talking about this great 80’s homage movie, Girl/Girl Scene, spawned from a successful web series of the same name. Following a group of friends we take a nostalgic run through what made 80’s friend films so great, including a very 80’s VCR look. Because the characters are lesbians this movie took a huge hit from bigoted trolls, but writer/director Tucky Williams did not stand for it. We talk about not just this fun movie but also how bigots got it knocked off of Amazon, and how Tucky fought and won to get it back on. This is an important episode for all filmmakers.

You can watch Girl/Girl Scene the Movie and the series on Amazon Video.

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We were fortunate to be able to speak to David Ryan Keith, writer/director of The Redwood Massacre, and Liam Matheson, actor/producer. These two movie-making fiends were full of delightful conversation and some fantastic tips for filmmakers that hit right on the nose. Join us for this wonderful, and blissfully long, conversation. It’s going to be the most fun you’ve had all week!

The Redwood Massacre can be found on Amazon Video.https://smile.amazon.com/Redwood-Massacre-Lisa-Cameron/dp/B011487O9G/ref=sr_1_1?dchild=1&keywords=the+redwood+massacre&qid=1589903359&sr=8-1

Attach of the Herbals can be found on Tubi and YouTubehttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F5K0mtF-pq0

The Dark Within can be found on Amazon Video.https://smile.amazon.com/Dark-Within-Paul-Flannery/dp/B07S6DHJR6/ref=sr_1_1?dchild=1&keywords=The+dark+within&qid=1589903334&sr=8-1

Ghosts of Darkness can be found on Amazon Video.https://smile.amazon.com/Ghosts-Darkness-Paul-Flannery/dp/B01N9KG5HP/ref=sr_1_2?dchild=1&keywords=ghosts+of+darkness&qid=1589903277&sr=8-2

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We were looking forward to this movie for a while. However, Killer Sofa left us flat. A premise that looked so fun and wacky was buried beneath some terrible writing and bad direction choices. We talk about these poor choices, among them forgetting the benefits of simple storytelling. Later we talk about the unsettling chair scene and compare it to our bed purchase a couple of years ago.

Killer Sofa is on Amazon Video.

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He was Doc Holiday in Tombstone Rashomon, but Eric Schumacher is more than an actor. Director and producer, Eric has a lot of credits and some very broad experience in the industry. Join us as we chat with him about Doc Holiday, acting, filmmaking, directing, and so much more. This is a long episode because it was a long chat with a truly fantastic and fun man.

Eric’s website with projects, info, and more:https://ericschumacherfilm.com

Eric’s production company:https://www.seeliestudios.com

Tombstone Rashomon can be found for sale at:Walmart, Best Buy, Target, Deep Discount DVD, DVD Planet, CC Video and more

You can order on Amazon here:https://amzn.to/2QkMUya

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When you cross ancient malevolent spirits with a creepy as hell scarecrow mask, you get The Redwood Massacre. We talk about this fantastic low-budget masterpiece and its efficient editing and simple storytelling. Made in Scotland, this movie should be on everyone’s must-watch horror list. We also talk about that mask, and where you can get one of your own.

You can find The Redwood Massacre on Amazon Video.

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Writer and director of Tombstone Rashomon, the legendary Alex Cox talks about this fantastic film with us. With many, many credits to his name such as Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas, Repo Man, Sid & Nancy, and so much more, Alex brings his craft and passion to the legend of Tombstone in a Kurosawa style. See the movie, listen to our episode on it, then listen to us talk with this wonderful, talented man.

Tombstone Rashomon can be found for sale at:Walmart, Best Buy, Target, Deep Discount DVD, DVD Planet, CC Video and more

You can order on Amazon here:https://amzn.to/2QkMUya

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It’s The Ninth Configuration, a film adapted from the 1966 novel Twinkle Twinkle Killer Kane, that took fourteen years to get made. Listen as we talk about this extraordinary cult classic, the powerful writing, and the fast brain-tickling pace. Learn how a movie slated to be an A-class film falls into the B-movie realm and still knocks it out of the park. Great lessons here, and we also talk about the pains of tracking down hard to find DVDs.

The Ninth Configuration can be seen on Amazon Video.

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Released today! We were sent a screener and we can finally talk about it! Tombstone Rashomon is a magnificent take on mockumentary filmmaking. We follow a time traveling documentary team back to the gunfight at the OK Corral. Problem is, they arrive a day late, so they interview the survivors. Framed on the film Rashomon by Akira Kurosawa, we hear very different accounts of what happened. We talk about how making a mockumentary can be fun, easy, and why filmmakers should give it a go.

Tombstone Rashomon can be found for sale at:Walmart, Best Buy, Target, Deep Discount DVD, DVD Planet, CC Video and more

You can order on Amazon here:https://amzn.to/2QkMUya

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It was a surprise find. We cover Tragedy Girls, a fun horror comedy that delighted on every level. Two high school girls run a murder fascination website but want to take things to the next level. Fantastic commentary on social media use with some great hat-tips to classic horror. It’s what can happen with good writing, a fun premise, decent budget, and a goal to make horror fun.

Tragedy Girls can be found on Hulu.

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The man behind WolfCop and Another WolfCop sits down with us to talk about the movies, the actors, and filmmaking. We also talk about his comic series, and storytelling in film versus television/series streaming. Listen and learn about his current and upcoming projects. Check the links below as well.

www.wolfcop.com

www.atomicvictorysquad.com

www.indiegogo.com/projects/atomic-victory-squad-double-down#/

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We finally get around to covering Another WolfCop, the sequel to the excellent WolfCop. Spoiler – it’s at least as good as the first one. Join us as we talk about Lou, Tina, and Willie in this fantastic fun film. Then we get into the many excellent things you can learn from this, not the least of which is expert editing. We had so much fun watching this, you will too. Listen and learn why.

Another WolfCop can be rented or purchased on Amazon Video or iTunes, you can buy a BluRay at the official website, www.wolfcop.com

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It has been the staple of midnight movies for over 40 years. It has one of the largest followings. It has audience participation. Yes, it’s The Rocky Horror Picture Show! We finally dive into this mega b-movie that has held up for almost half a century! Take a jump to the left and join us as we run through this film and talk about what makes it so timeless.

We can’t find this on any of our streaming services, but you can grab it in the store or through iTunes. This is one movie definitely worth owning!

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Talk about gritty, this film does honor to the word. This week we talk about The Chair (2017), a horror film set on death row that has a lot of excellent cinematic elements. Plus, it’s creepy as hell and that’s just what you want from a film like this. Join us as we talk about the creepy stuff, the technical stuff, and our friend Kyle Hester, who happens to star in this wild incarceration ride.

The Chair can be found on Amazon Video, iTunes, Tubi TV, Vudu, YouTube.

Kyle’s projects (please give)

Preacher 6 film:

https://www.gofundme.com/f/preacher-six-indie-film

The Coop

https://www.gofundme.com/f/the-coop-independent-film-preproduction

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funny. It has a LOT of stars in it. Join us this week for our coverage of Madness in the Method, the directorial debut of Jason Mewes. Jason wants to shed the personae of Jay the Stoner and be taken seriously as an actor. A simple tip leads to a wild ride that we thoroughly enjoyed. Mewes did a fantastic job as actor and director. Listen and learn.

You can find Madness in the Method on Amazon Video.

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With Dani being sick Jim is on his own this week as he covers Fractured, a 2016 UK film. The trailer looked promising. While technically a very sound film, the story was less than adequate. It’s one of those occasions where the writing is just bad but the acting, cinematography, sound, and other elements are top level achievements.

You can find Fractured on Amazon Video.

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A rare find this week – a Family movie. We cover a fun little family film called Spit: The Story of a Caveman and a Chicken. It’s fun, good for the whole family, and is an incredible example of simple storytelling using an ages-old premise; the journey home. It’s also the first film we’ve found that was made in Hawaii.

We found this on Amazon Video. Do some digging and unearth this little gem and give it a family movie night watch.

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We loved the movie, so we spoke with the team behind making it. Join us for our talk with Failureboys Productions – Pete Marcy, Chris Marcy, Joe Marcy, and Adam Anderson. We talk about the movie, indie filmmaking challenges, and where Hollywood mainstream is letting down moviegoers.

Watch Attack of the Tattie-Bogle on Amazon Video https://www.amazon.com/Attack-Tattie-Bogle-Joe-Marcy/dp/B07JYLWM51

Watch on Vimeo https://vimeo.com/ondemand/attackofthetattiebogle

Trailer for The Shingle Life http://failureboys.com/sl/

Trailer for Firefly http://failureboys.com/firefly/

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Another great discovery in the bowels of Amazon Prime Video. A 100% slasher fest that hits all of the notes. It was a delightful watch and it’s a true B-movie that should be watched. We really enjoyed watching it and talking about it was even more fun. The payoffs in this film are magnificent.

Watch Attack of the Tattie-Bogle on Amazon Videohttps://www.amazon.com/Attack-Tattie-Bogle-Joe-Marcy/dp/B07JYLWM51

Watch on Vimeohttps://vimeo.com/ondemand/attackofthetattiebogle

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What’s the last thing you expect when visiting a national park? Orcs! Yes, we cover this wonderful film about a lackadaisical park ranger and his “apprentice” who find themselves confronted by a centuries-old menace lurking in the park. This film is fun, original, and scores high in all areas of production, story, acting, you name it. Join us for a stroll through Orc-infested Balancing Rock National Park.

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We were excited by the title, but were left wanting during and after this film. VelociPastor, sadly, has some lessons on what not to do, and more importantly lessons on what you absolutely need to do when writing or creating a film. Unfortunately this film did not do those bits. There is one stand-out element though in a particular acting performance. Join us for a pastor, dinosaur, and ninjas. Yes, ninjas.

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We talk with actor and producer Kyle Hester. He plays bounty hunter Hank Ray in Zombie with a Shotgun, Bowen in The Chair, and Father Josh in the upcoming Preacher Six. Full of energy and passion, Kyle gave us a great interview and tons of insight and inspiration. He also makes some great t-shirts screen printed by hand. Listen, then check the links below.

T-shirts – https://www.etsy.com/listing/579442786/viking-compass-t-shirt-this-is-a-good

Twitter – @KyleDHester

GoFundMe for The Coop film – https://t.co/JMoLPiKr13?amp=1

GoFundMe for Preacher Six – https://t.co/kVwdk48h8O?amp=1

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It’s time to give short films some attention. Falling squarely into the b-movie realm we cover four excellent films; Cargo, Zombies v The CWA, Not Even Death, and Zombied. We discuss how a short can either be your stepping stone to a feature, an example of work for fundraising, or a career all in its own.

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We talk to the force behind Zombie with a Shotgun, creator and director Hilton Ariel Ruiz. There is so much great information and inspiration coming from him you need to click Play right now! Also, check out the links below to see this great film and purchase some goodies. Help support indie film and moving towards the sequel!

https://amazon.com/Zombie-Shotgun-Braeden-Baade/dp/B07ZS3YY24/ref=sr_1_1?keywords=indie+rights&qid=1574841930&s=instant-video&sr=1-1

http://www.zombiewithashotgun.com/product/zombie-with-a-shotgun-signed-dvd

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Dubbed the Worst Director of All Time, Ed Wood’s movies have a lot of things to teach us. Join us for our end of the year episode as we talk about the good and bad of Ed Wood’s films and career. It’s a must-listen for every writer, actor, director, and producer.

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We delve into Zombie with a Shotgun. A wonderful and very original zombie genre film that shows just how well an indie film can be. We also talk about supporting indie film, because indie films are B movies all the way. Support this crew and their future projects by visiting the links below and renting it on Amazon or, better yet, buying a DVD.

https://amazon.com/Zombie-Shotgun-Braeden-Baade/dp/B07ZS3YY24/ref=sr_1_1?keywords=indie+rights&qid=1574841930&s=instant-video&sr=1-1

http://www.zombiewithashotgun.com/product/zombie-with-a-shotgun-signed-dvd

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The great-granddaddy of Zombie genre films – Night of the Living Dead. Learn how this film has been in the public domain since 1968, the techniques used by George Romero that made this movie a masterpiece, and how even this foundation film classic couldn’t decide on the rules for the Zombie genre.

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Local Hero is a magnificent example of straight, simple storytelling. We dive into this fantastic slice-of-life movie and talk about how this kind of storytelling has become lost in Hollywood. Join us for a trip to Scotland, a mermaid, an oil executive, and a beach bum who’s life perspective is what we all need.

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This episode, Jim unloads on this film. We both have strong feelings about this terrible movie, and we hope that when you listen you will have similar feelings as well. While the technical aspects are good, it’s full of the garbage we no longer need from Hollywood, independents, or anyone for that matter. It’s just not okay. Never was and it needs to stop.

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A demonic turkey. Four trope college students. And a hermit. This week we dive into Thankskilling for your Thanksgiving pleasure. This film by Jordan Downey is holiday schlock at its finest. Loaded with puns and a killer (haha, pun) turkey puppet, Thankskilling might make you feel better about your own family gathering. Afterwards we talk about the prevalence of horror films in the b-movie realm, and how easy it is for beginning filmmakers to make their own horror film.

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Bruce Campbell as an old Elvis. An ancient mummy. A nursing home. Put those all together and you have Bubba Ho-Tep, a high-end B-movie that does not fail to deliver. We run through this delightful film that is fun and touching, then hit on the lessons that can be taken from it. Also starring the late Ossie Davis, Bubba Ho-Tep hits all the marks on direction, tone, simplified locations, and a successful adaptation of a short story. We discuss attaching known talent and using existing IP. If you ever wanted to know what happened to Elvis, it’s all here.

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Join us for our interview with Anton Doiron, creator of Space Trucker Bruce, and Karl Sears who plays Bruce. This amazing little film is made even better by these two amazing men shedding some light on making the film. From henceforth, Anton shall be known as The Anton. Come on and join in the fun. Also visit these links to learn more:
www.spacetruckerbruce.com
www.facebook.com/spacetruckerbruce

https://www.facebook.com/GirlYetiSpaceship

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This week we talk about one of the most delightful finds in the caverns of Amazon Prime Video, Space Trucker Bruce. A magnificent example of B-movie excellence written and directed by Anton Doiron. We just can’t say enough about how terrific this movie is, and it shows with another long episode. Where money could not save The Room, the lack of money did nothing to diminish Space Trucker Bruce. Pull up a chair, stretch out, and let us take you on this spectacular truck drive through the stars. Also, make sure you check out the following links. Seriously. Do yourself the favor!
www.spacetruckerbruce.com
www.facebook.com/spacetruckerbruce

https://www.facebook.com/GirlYetiSpaceship

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In this episode of the podcast we take on what we consider the zenith of B-movies, The Room. A film written and directed by Tommy Wiseau, shot with his friend Greg Sestero, who went on to write the book The Disaster Artist. That book was made into a movie with James Franco playing Tommy. This episode is long, there is so much we get into. We love and admire Tommy’s passion for making this movie. We also talk about Stage32.com once again because as a creative you need to check them out and get in touch with your tribe.

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This week we’re talking about one of our favorite B films, WolfCop. This more than earnest effort is a wonderful addition to werewolf mythology. Written and directed by Lowell Dean, and shot in Regina, Saskatchewan, WolfCop has what we believe to be a first in werewolf transformations. Afterwards we discuss how Lowell made some excellent choices with his budget, and the importance of getting the best talent you can find for your project.

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Our inaugural episode! We review the film Bad Taste, by Peter Jackson of Lord of the Rings and The Hobbit fame. It’s a terrific B-movie from early on in his career. Afterwards we talk about how his limited budget was used in the most important areas of the film, and how his direction showed his budding skills and made the film watchable. We also talk about Stage 32, a fantastic free website community that every creative should join.

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