The people at Total Film have interviewed each of the ‘lesbians’ from the upcoming movie Lesbian Vampire Killers (as in lesbian vampires, not lesbian vampire-slayers) and got some great pictures of too while they were at it.
Check their pictures and links to the interviews out after the more.
The 26th Brussels International Fantastic Film festival, 2008.
Introducing Axelle Carolyn, actress & writer in the field of horror cinema.
Michael Schroeder is a well-known name in the world of low-budget filmmaking. His work encompass many styles, from sci-fi actioner over black comedy to erotic thriller, and the films he´s directed are perennial favorites of people who believe the motto ‘small budgets do not necessarily equal low-tech or cheaply done flicks’. A consummate professional, the helmer of Cyborg 2 (1993), Cover Me (1996), Mortuary Academy (1988), Dead On: Relentless II (1992) and other titles was cool enough to answer a few questions for us…
Legendary writer/director Jack Hill recently was invited to attend the first edition of Offscreen Film festival. This on account of an ‘In person tribute’ to his work.
An interview with Mr. Hill in the red seats of Cinema Nova…
British writer/director Michael J. Bassett (Deathwatch, Wilderness) was invited to the 28th Brussels International Fantastic Film Festival to introduce his latest film Solomon Kane to Belgian audiences.
With genre movies like Dog Soldiers and The Descent, writer/director Neil Marshall had already built up a solid reputation amongst worldwide horror audiences. In 2008, Marshall was invited to the 26th Brussels Fantastic Film Festival to present his latest film, the post-apocalyptic Doomsday.
In August 1975, after a long production period full of struggles, ‘Sasqua’ had its theatrical release in the USA. Shortly after, however, the film vanished into obscurity. The film never received distribution on VHS or DVD and along the years became as much a mystery as the legendary Sasquatch creature it tells the tale of. Another forgotten film that seems untraceable? Not quite so, as things have surfaced and the beast has reared its head again…
