Interviews

SAVING THE WESTMONT: INTERVIEW WITH THEATRE HISTORIAN/ACTIVIST ALLEN F. HAUSS

By | April 2009

The Westmont Theatre in Haddon Township was built in 1927 and is the last standing vaudeville/film theatre in all of Camden County, N.J. But it remains shut down today and is in need of millions of dollars in restoration funds.

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SAVING THE WESTMONT: INTERVIEW WITH THEATRE HISTORIAN/ACTIVIST ALLEN F. HAUSS

For the serious movie lover, there are few things more depressing than a theatre that is shut down. The rise of the conglomerate-owned multiplexes in the...

FROM THE NYPD TO INDIE CINEMA: INTERVIEW WITH FILMMAKER WILLIAM LAPPE

In many ways, William Lappe has enjoyed the two remarkable careers: as a celebrated member of the New York Police Department and as an indie filmmaker with...

FILM THREAT INTERVIEWS SXSW FILM FESTIVAL CHIEF JANET PIERSON

If you’ve paid attention or been involved with independent film over the last three decades or more, you either know or know of Janet Pierson. She’s...

CRAZED KILLER COOL: THE “APSK” 3 INTERVIEW

“Amateur Porn Star Killer 3"is here (along with a 3D “APSK", and Shane Ryan (writer/director/producer) once again plays the killer who uses a video...

BEN OHMART CHANNELS THE VOICE OF FRED FLINTSTONE

In 1977, actor Alan Reed passed away. You may not recognize the name, but you’ll know the voice immediately – he played Fred Flintstone on the...

MICHAEL Q. SCHMIDT: PORTRAIT OF AN INDIE ACTOR

If you’ve been paying attention to the indie film scene, it is difficult not to recognize the ubiquitous presence of Michael Q. Schmidt. The...

NICK GAGLIA STANDS UP FOR TROUBLED TEENS

Independent filmmaker Nick Gaglia is a man on a mission: using the power of cinema to expose those who prey on troubled young adults. His...

SAWDENLY STOLEN?

It’s a story like many, many others before it. A director has a vision, and scrapes together whatever cash he can beg, borrow or sell his blood for and...

BOOK ‘EM: ALIX LAMBERT EXPOSES “CRIME”

“Crime,” a fascinating collection of interviews and photographs by Alix Lambert, resembles a blood-soaked brick. The pulp fiction drawing of a femme...

SUZIE TEMPLETON AND HER OSCAR-WINNING “WOLF”

During the annual Academy Awards telecast, most viewers wait patiently for the category of Best Animated Short Subject to pass by. After all, few...

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