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Ultimate Guide To Quentin Tarantino And His Directing Techniques
MY BEST FRIEND’S BIRTHDAY (1987) Few directors are as high profile and equally controversial than Quentin Tarantino. The man is a … Read more
IFH 648: From Indies to Producing Oscar® Winners with Cassian Elwes
Cassian Elwes began his producing career with 1984’s Oxford Blues, starring Rob Lowe and Ally Sheedy, and has enjoyed continuing … Read more
IFH 631: From Horror Indies to The Revenant with Mark L. Smith
I’ve spoken to many people in the film business over the years but today’s guest is one of the hardest … Read more
IFH 628: Confessions of a Hollywood Studio Test Screener with Terrence Martin
Terrence Martin is known for his films Holes (2003), Get Away If You Can (2022) and The Donner Party (2009). His new film “Get Away … Read more
IFH 627: Creating Friday the 13th & the Horror of Hollywood with Sean S. Cunningham
Sean S. Cunningham had a successful career of starting films cheap and fast. Originally from New York, Cunningham had a … Read more
Ultimate Guide To Michael Cimino And His Directing Techniques
COMMERCIALS (1963-1965) In Greek mythology, there was a boy named Icarus who, longing to escape from his island home of … Read more
IFH 626: Creating Hocus Pocus: My Life in Horror and Nightmare Cinema with Mick Garris
I am extremely excited to have on the show today a fellow podcaster, established producer, director, and writer, Mick Garris. … Read more
IFH 624: How NOT to Lose Your Soul in Hollywood with Stephen Simon
In 1980, Stephen Simon produced the film Somewhere in Time with Christopher Reeve, Jane Seymour, and Christopher Plummer. In 1998, … Read more
IFH 621: The Art of Directing Horror Comedies with Damon Thomas
Damon Thomas is well known for making documentaries. He’s documentaries includes Pulp Fiction, Reservoir Dogs and David Beckham: A Footballer’s … Read more
Ultimate Guide To Ridley Scott And His Directing Techniques
BOY & BICYCLE (1965) This being a film journal about contemporary and classic film directors, I often invoke the term … Read more