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I’ve mentioned before that Michelle Nessk is one of my favorite horror ghouls on this planet and yes… that still remains true. Although we’ve done interviews before this is a special one since it’s for Horror Pride Month. Michelle Nessk is very vocal in the horror community about representation and …

One of my favorite filmmakers in the business is Troy Escamilla. I may be a little biased since he’s a fellow Iowan, but if you’ve seen his films… you can’t deny he creates indie horror magic. The community is lucky to have him and to see his growth with each …

PopHorror recently got the chance to interview Jérôme Cohen-Olivar, the director and writer for the new horror film The 16th Episode. Read on to learn more about his film including the inspiration behind the it, upcoming projects, and more. You can now watch this film in select Theaters, Digital, and …

Ever since Burn Notice and the second season of Fargo, I’ve been waiting for Jeffrey Donovan to get weird. He handled the running/jumping/falling down duties of the show admirably, but the true joy was watching him play the Identity of the Week, which was always some kind of South Florida …

Morocco Vaughn is name you should become familiar with. I truly believe he’s on his way to becoming the next Jordan Peele, but with his own style and vision. I recently watched his new horror film Mollywood (read our review – here) and it was so fun, refreshing, and delightfully …

I’m a huge fan of thrillers, they often get underneath my skin the most and leave a lasting impression. Recently, I got the chance to interview Rob Gardner, the director and cinematographer of What Lies Ahead, a thriller starring Rumer Willis and Emma Dumont. Learn more about why he got …

One of the most talked about indie horror movies of the last year was undoubtedly the 2017 film, 10/31 (read our review of the film here). The horror anthology features several highly sought after filmmakers from today’s indie circuit. One of these is Director Rocky Gray (read our previous interview with …

I recently finished a huge Women in Horror Month series, so I thought it was time to switch it up a little. This time, I’m interviewing the beautiful and incredibly talented Jessica Cameron. She decided to let me ask some tough and personal questions that she’s never answered before, and …

One of the things I love most about filmmaker Izzy Lee is that although I can always recognize her style, everything she does is unique and different from her previous project. This couldn’t be truer with her newest short, The Obliteration of the Chickens. This intriguing perspective of life as …

Mi Chelle Nessk is one of my favorite horror ghouls on the planet. She is truly of a kind and incredibly sweet with a sensational craving for everything horror. Since I didn’t interview her last year for Women in Horror month, I knew this year was a must. Learn more …