There are stories of people living after death by preying on the blood and life-force of the living. The vampire has been romanticized, villainized, sexualized, and monsterized. The tales of the vampire is centuries old and shows no signs of stopping. What is it about these undead creatures that fascinates us? We try to answer these questions on this weeks episode.
There are stories of people living after death by preying on the blood and life-force of the living. The vampire has been romanticized, villainized, sexualized, and monsterized. The tales of the vampire is centuries old and shows no signs of stopping. What is it about these undead creatures that fascinates us? We try to answer these questions on this weeks episode.
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This week, Joel Murphy and Lars Periwinkle are joined by Baltimore filmmaker Chris LaMartina, whose films include Call Girl of the Cthulhu and the WNUF Halloween Special.
LaMartina opens up about making movies on a budget, falling for his wife while directing her on one of his films and guerrilla marketing in the digital age. Plus, all three of them talk about their favorite horror directors and films.
Why does LaMartina like making movies in Baltimore? How tough is it making feature-length horror films when you have a day job? What is it like directing your father and future wife in a sex scene? The answers to these questions and more are in this week’s podcast.
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Jonathan and Marty celebrate a (lunar calendar) year of answering your dance questions with the help of guest expert and native Dancelish speaker Juicey Smith.
Jonathan and Marty celebrate a (lunar calendar) year of answering your dance questions with the help of guest expert and native Dancelish speaker Juicey Smith.