Interviews

ADAM BANJO GIVES GOOD FACE: AN INTERVIEW WITH LEW TEMPLE FROM THE DEVIL’S REJECTS

By | November 2005

“DEVIL’S REJECTS” ON DVD NOVEMBER 8TH! There’s a point in Rob Zombie’s new film where Lew Temple finds himself straddled by the fiendish Otis with the intent of carving himself some flesh with a wicked looking knife…

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ADAM BANJO GIVES GOOD FACE: AN INTERVIEW WITH LEW TEMPLE FROM THE DEVIL’S REJE

There’s a point in Rob Zombie’s new film where Lew Temple (one half of the Country Western Duo, Banjo and Sullivan) finds himself straddled by the...

BRADY HALL AND CALVIN REEDER: WHO'S YOUR "JERKBEAST?"

Having shot a 16mm feature called “Polterchrist” about an undead Messiah going on a murderous rampage in a bowling alley, Seattle Filmmakers Brady Hall...

PASSING THE SAW TO DARREN LYNN BOUSMAN

First time writer/director Darren Lynn Bousman is making a lot of promises to the fans of the first Saw, last year’s surprise hit about two guys chained...

AUSTIN IN: MAKING FILMS TO MAKE A DIFFERENCE

The first time I heard about multi-lingual, multi-talented Austin S. Lin and his one year-old film production company Ayce Group Inc. was through an old...

BRETT PIPER: SHOCKING "SHOCK-O-RAMA!"

The "Three-Picture Deal." Most directors feel that if they could only land this seemingly mythical production contract, they'd be well on their way to fame...

STUCK WITH ANDERSON PAUL AND DAVID OWENS

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

Richard W. Haines is a pioneer in the film industry with an applied knowledge of fine detail and various processes which make some of the best looking...

THE DIRECTOR NEXT DOOR: J.R. BOOKWALTER

The Dead Next Door is a phenomenon. One of the first “backyard” films to receive national distribution, it was shot on Super-8mm film by a...

CHARLES PAPPAS: FILM NOIR LANGUAGE, BITTER AND BOLD

In the musical “My Fair Lady,” Eliza Doolittle sings the line: “Words, words, words! I’m so sick of words!” Of course, if Eliza was watching the...

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