Hello again, dear readers! I hope you’ve been enjoying all of our Indie Horror Month coverage so far, as we’ve all been enjoying this opportunity to help shine the spotlight on a ton of talented artists from all walks of life. We’re only just getting started, so be sure to check in every day, right here on Daily Dead, for all our continued Indie Horror Month celebration as it rolls on through Friday, April 30th.
Yesterday, we launched our Indie Horror Month: Revisited video series, which features in-depth interviews with a handful of incredible creators that have helped shape the landscape of independent horror over the course of the last few decades. The IHM: Revisited interview series was originally posted back in 2012, but because things often slip away on the internet, we’ve given the videos a slight overhaul and are bringing them back to share with horror fans now, in honor of the relaunching of Indie Horror Month.
We decided to kick off the IHM: Revisited series with our interview featuring the one and only John Carpenter (you can watch Part One HERE) and today, we’re back with the second part of our interview with the Master of Horror, in which he discusses working on films like They Live, Memoirs of an Invisible Man, and The Ward, as well as his experiences working in and out of the studio system, and more.
Be sure to check back here tomorrow for the next video interview in our IHM: Revisited series as well!
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Heather A. Wixson was born and raised in the Chicago suburbs, until she followed her dreams and moved to Los Angeles in 2009. A 14-year veteran in the world of horror entertainment journalism, Wixson fell in love with genre films at a very early age, and has spent more than a decade as a writer and supporter of preserving the history of horror and science fiction cinema. Throughout her career, Wixson has contributed to several notable websites, including Fangoria, Dread Central, Terror Tube, and FEARnet, and she currently serves as the Managing Editor for Daily Dead, which has been her home since 2013. She's also written for both Fangoria Magazine & ReMind Magazine, and her latest book project, Monsters, Makeup & Effects: Volume One will be released on October 20, 2021.
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