Joseph Perry
Writer and Podcaster at Gruesome Magazine
Film Festival Editor at Horror Fuel
Contributor Writer at Freelance
Writer/podcaster: @gruesomemag, @ghastlygrinning, VideoScope, @ZADF_ORG, @DiaboliqueMag, The Scariest Things, @WIWCool; https://t.co/9vA2Lbu3e6…
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2 weeks ago |
horrorfuel.com | Joseph Perry
Official Tribeca synopsis, written by Matt Barone: The history of New York filmmaking has several lauded names that instantly come to mind: Martin Scorsese, Woody Allen and Spike Lee, among others. In the specific world of NYC genre filmmaking, names like Larry Fessenden, Abel Ferrara, Frank Henenlotter and Bill Lustig instantly ring bells. But there’s one infamous name that will strike a chord with many of those directors but with too few others: Andy Milligan.
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2 weeks ago |
horrorfuel.com | Joseph Perry
This year’s edition of Tribeca Festival features two dark foreign animated works that horror connoisseurs will want to put on their “need to see” lists: Latvian shocker Dog of God and the stunning Spanish short The Quinta’s Ghost. Official synopsis: In a medieval town drenched in autumn rain, a sacred relic is stolen. Passion, witchcraft accusations, shamanism and a deal with an otherworldly plant that possesses aphrodisiac superpowers lead to chaos in the accursed hamlet.
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2 weeks ago |
horrorfuel.com | Joseph Perry
Official synopsis: After receiving a cryptic call, documentarian Lynn Page returns to her small Texas hometown to investigate haunting footage of events no one can remember taking place. But her brother Lucas’ controversial past with a viral web series called “Man Finds Tape” forces Lynn to question if he, or anyone in their town, can be trusted. And the arrival of a stranger with chaotic intentions forces Lynn to confront her family’s involvement with the deadly monster preying on Larkin, TX.
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3 weeks ago |
horrorfuel.com | Joseph Perry
Official synopsis: Set in the rugged landscape of 1790’s Britain, Tornado (Kōki,) finds herself caught in a perilous situation when she and her father’s travelling puppet show crosses paths with a ruthless criminal gang led by Sugarman (Roth) and his ambitious son Little Sugar (Lowden).
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3 weeks ago |
horrorfuel.com | Joseph Perry
The following is an exclusive interview for syndication. To mark the UK digital release of POPEYE THE SLAYER MAN, our spinach munching slayer, Jason Robert Stephens, reflects on the challenges of portraying the iconic cartoon hero, being compared to Jason Statham and hints at a ‘Popeye’ sequel. This version of Popeye is definitely not your grandpa’s sailor—how did you prepare to embody such a gritty, slayer-style version of this iconic character?
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