Interviews

JEFF LEROY: B-MOVIE MAVERICK OF MINIATURES

By | November 2005

Meet Jeff LeRoy, monster moviemaker and master of minatures. I recently helped him out on the set of his new movie, Alien Holocaust. I wanted to sit with Jeff and learn how he does that old school magic…

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JEFF LEROY: B-MOVIE MAVERICK OF MINIATURES

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Anderson Paul and David Owens' "Stuck" finds five friends stranded out in the middle of nowhere thanks to their broken down car. But the focus here isn't...

TI WEST: HERE COMES "THE ROOST"

You know what happens when you and a bunch of friends, on the way to a wedding, wind up at a dark, mystrerious farm, right? Yeah, the shit hits the fan. ...

RICHARD W. HAINES: UNSUNG HERO OF UNSUNG CINEMA

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THE DIRECTOR NEXT DOOR: J.R. BOOKWALTER

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