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Tag Archives: Horror
the mystery of episode nine
Let’s quickly review the particulars regarding the Every. Drop Counts. web series inaugural screening, and then we’ll get to some hard numbers regarding our viewers. This, my friends, is going to get interesting – especially after a certain shocking episode. … Continue reading
killer serial
The evolution of the once titled HorrorCon continues to hold steadfastly to the creative tradition of sudden change. When it’s not lingering in tortuous limbo, it’s making my head spin. I’m one who believes that anything worthwhile happens in a … Continue reading
every. drop. counts.
There comes a time in every creative person’s life when they must put their work out there for everyone to see, and possibly kick around like an old can of Spam™. The often maligned spiced ham product is actually a … Continue reading
Posted in career news, HorrorCon, HorrorCon: The Web Series
Tagged American Horror Story, Bates Motel, Breaking Bad, Cracker Jack, Deadwood, don't stop believin', festival, Film, GTA V, HBO, Horror, Michal Sinnott, Movies, Six Feet Under, Spam, The Sopranos, The Walking Dead, Tracey De Santa
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leaves are falling all around…
…time, I was on my way. Well, not just yet. The closer I get to finishing the film, the more it struggles to stay on limb, like the last few leaves of a tree in fall. I’ve gone on and … Continue reading
Posted in B.L.O.O.M., career news, HorrorCon, Sci-Fi/Fantasy, Screenwriting, Writing
Tagged apps, Battlestar Galactica, Black Flag TV, demonic possession, demons, film distribution, filmmaking, films, Horror, Hungary, hungry, indie films, iPad, iPhone, kickstarter, Kurzweil, MoPix, Movies, science fiction, SyFy Channel, Writing
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the stubborn limbo of dramatic contrarianism
So…so, so, so…it’s been approximately six-months since I wrapped principal for HorrorCon and since then it’s been a long, arduous slog through audio mixing and researching distribution methods. I still have a few clips to shoot, and I haven’t even … Continue reading
Posted in B.L.O.O.M., career news, HorrorCon, Outside Men, Screenwriting, Writing
Tagged Aaron Sorkin, chicken fingers, filmmaking, Hollywood, Horror, HorrorCon, post-production, screenplays, Screenwriting, spec scripts, The Quest, Writing
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the horizon report
Post-production on the film creeps along. We’re in an audio mix-down phase and the seeds of our brilliant but challenging live settings are being sown. Goodness, there’s a lot going on in there. It’s paying off, though. Listen-backs rekindle the … Continue reading
Conventional Wisdom
There was a moment during the Monster Mania 17 shoot where I felt the sharp, sharp slap of folly. My stomach knotted and dropped to the floor, and I nearly cracked into the kind of hysterics brought on by the … Continue reading
What do…
…Edward Furlong, Erin Grey, Crypie Clown, wolves eating humans, and “black man naked” have in common? Well, apparently they’ve all been keeping you busy while I was gone. See, those are the top searches that have kept my blog active … Continue reading
Posted in career news, HorrorCon, sWitch
Tagged Catherine Wheel, crowdfunding, donate, Film, filmmakers, filmmaking, Horror, horror fiction, horror film, independent cinema, indie film, kickstarter, money, Monser Mania, New Jersey, Oscars, pledge, unique
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HorrorCon, the Movie: Casting
While the marketing of sWitch continues, mainly in the form of soliciting book reviews and updating the blog, I’ve been hard at work gathering my cast and crew for H,tM. That title works for my purposes here, as there could … Continue reading
Posted in Cinema, Fiction, Horror, HorrorCon, HorrorCon: The Web Series
Tagged actors, adaptations, auditioning, auditions, Cinema, dialog, directing, Film, filmmakers, Horror, HorrorCon, independent films, Movies, novellas, scary, screenplays, shooting, syringes, yellow moons
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sWitch is ON!
Well, hello there, literary sport’s fans…(stretches)…been awhile, eh? That’s not to imply that I’ve been idle. Oh no, I’ve been very hard at work and some of it is actually paying off. Let’s do a quick run-down: 1) My novel … Continue reading
Posted in career news, Fiction, HorrorCon, HorrorCon: The Web Series, Screenwriting, sWitch, The Fold, Writing
Tagged Authors, Books, dark fiction, family, female characters, Fiction, Film, filmmaking, Horror, new releases, novels, occult, romance, Satanism, supernatural, thrillers, Writing
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