Tag Archives: Horror Interviews

At the beginning of the summer, the second season of American Horror Stories premiered on Hulu, giving fans new and twisted tales to look forward to each week. So far, we’ve seen human dolls (“Dollhouse”), ghost-sensing doorbell cameras (“Aura”), club-going serial killers (“Drive”), cowpox-wound-sucking Puritans (“Milkmaids”), mirror-residing urban legends (“Bloody …

Here at PopHorror, we have loved covering the new movie The Nursery, which is about a babysitter with a dark past who finds more than she bargains for at her newest Saturday night job. Although we had been lucky enough to interview Director Christopher A. Micklos (read the interview here) …

The holidays are over (thankfully), but that doesn’t mean we ever have to stop watching our favorite Christmas slashers and for me, that is All Through The House. The director of the film, Todd Nunes, took time out of his schedule to talk with PopHorror about how he got started in the …

We love supporting people in the horror community. Everyone has a story to tell, whether it’s through reviews, art, literature, or film. One of our PopHorror colleagues, Joshua Millican, has made a strong name for himself as a horror blogger He decided to step up his game and go beyond …

It’s always such an honor to get to sit down and interview someone who had a major impact on your cinematic experience. Lucky for me, I recently got the chance to chat with director Carles Torrens, the man behind Pet, my favorite horror film of 2016, where we cover his …

With the horror genre, there’s always a new and upcoming director, producer, writer, or actor making waves in the horror community. Vito Trabucco is all of these. He is known for his movies such as Hooligan’s Valley (2005), Slices (2008), Bloody Bloody Bible Camp, and most recently Never Open the Door …

After attending Flashback Weekend in Chicago on August 6th, 2016 I had the pleasure of meeting one of the most humble celebrities I’ve ever come across. The very talented and versatile actor Andrew Divoff. You may recognize him from his iconic role as the Djinn in Wishmaster (1997) and Wishmaster 2: …