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We're keeping the Horrorhound Film Fest interviews coming! Tonight we are joined by Sean Kenealy & Eric Silvera to discuss their short film, "Two Knocks on a Door." The log line is "A father grows suspicious that there's an intruder in his house, only to discover something much darker" but depending on who's watching, it's so much more than that. This was very polarizing but we

She's a Killer Queen, She's Horror Barbie, but you will come to know her simply as Sheryl. Tonight we've got another incredible Horrorhound Film Fest interview with Justin Best and Anthea Neri Best, director and star of the full-length feature Sheryl, a fun ride with a bad ass sexy anti-hero that just wants to be seen, whether it's her face or someone else's. We had an absolute bla

We've got Horrorhound interview #2 for you guys, this time with the director of the short "Dead Men Ride Again," Caden Butera. This zombie western short was a fun ride, no pun intended. We discuss this and other projects Caden has worked on as well as our time at Horrorhound and nerding out about movies and film facts. Big thanks again to Caden and please check out his YouTube chan

Tonight is one of our first of many Horrorhound Filmfest interviews and starting things off is Rob Tiemstra, creator of the short film "No Slasher Here." We discussed with them what piqued their interest in filmmaking, other shorts they've worked on, what horror films they enjoy or inspire them as well as the importance of queer themes in cinema. This was a great, fun interview tha

This is the interview of all interviews. Tonight is a holy grail episode, the one, the only, Eduardo Sanchez, director of the acclaimed found footage film "The Blair Witch Project." Celebrating the 25th anniversary of the film, Eduardo was a guest at Horrorhound that we met and so graciously agreed to talk with us. Besides Blair Witch, we discussed his other film, 2014 "Exists," an

It's a bird, it's a plane, it's a...FROGMAN?! We talked about the movie last week, this week we're talking about the legendary cryptid that inspired it: The Loveland Frogman of Ohio. With the first sighting in 1955 and the last sighting in 2016, for over 60 years the legend and lore surrounding Frogman (or FrogMEN?) has been shrouded in mystery. Is it real, is it a hoax, is it a Po

*PREVIOUSLY RECORDED EPISODE* We're bringing you guys another great interview tonight with the director of "Frogman," Anthony Cousins. A found footage gem inspired by "Willow Creek" & "Digging Up The Marrow," it is based on the local Ohio legend of the Loveland Frogman. We discuss the inspiration for, concept for and inception of the film as well as all of our first time at the

Well guys this is year 2 of our press coverage for Horrorhound Film Festival and 2024 did not disappointment. We reconnected with fellow podcasters and got to see another crop of great indie horror films. The two main standouts that we talked about tonight was "Sheryl" and "Compression", both great films as well as having a great team of filmmakers behind them. We also saw trailers

Back again 3 years later we sit down with Ricky Umberger of the Fear Footage trilogy to talk about his most recent film Project Eerie. Another found footage anthology gem set on Halloween of 2020, we discuss the process of making his 4th film, where the concept came from and how the whole thing came together. We even talk about our favorite found footage films that we have haven't

The Goatman legend spans 3 states: Maryland, Kentucky and Texas. In Maryland, he stalks the woods of Prince George's County, possibly the result of a science experiment gone wrong. In Kentucky, he hides under a train trestle near Pope Lick Creek using hypnosis to lure trespassers to their deaths. In Texas, there are 2 reported legends, one in Fort Worth near a nature center and the