George James Fraser (read our interview with him here) is back in the director’s chair for his latest film, Scaring Sheri. After delivering several shorts, including the wicked tale of a taunted ballerina with Balletomane (2019) and the seductive nature of Salt and Iron (2019 – read our review here), …
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The Happenstance Horror Fest—a spirited New England area festival saluting independent horror, photography and more—will be celebrating their sixth run this August 20, 2020. Festival founder, filmmaker and photographer George James Fraser wisely chose to change venues this year in a much needed effort to keep independent film festivals alive …
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One of my good friends, George James Fraser, is always supporting the horror community including PopHorror. It’s always a privilege to pick his brain (which can be a weird yet brilliant place) and I recently got to do so. Learn more about what’s going on his life and his excitement …
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I’ve known My Little Miracle‘s George James Fraser for quite awhile now, and one sure thing I can say about him is that he has a brilliantly unique style and vision. That’s why I was I pretty interested in checking out his new horror short, Salt and Iron. His newest …
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The Boston natives behind Happenstance are teaming up once again to produce a brand new horror short for your twisted viewing pleasure. Stained Glass and Blood Bath Productions is combining their talents with Bald Dog Productions to create the seaworthy supernatural tale, Salt and Iron. Stained Glass and Blood Bath Productions is …
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Throughout the year horror festivals will be popping up all over the country which and they are a great opportunity for people to share their work and meet new people in the horror industry. Our friends over at Stained Glass and Blood Bath Productions are having their 2nd annual Happenstance …
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