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horrific nightmares a lot, and I was just
constantly terrified. Kind of in my
junior high years I just started to just try
and find the beauty in it, and just watching horror
movie after horror movie, and just got into the
makeup, and just realized that it could be a
very beautiful thing with such deep emotion, and
just kind of went from there. -Horroregon.net -- which
is a website for news, reviews, and interviews. But really it's just me
finding a reason to get online and trying to collect up stuff. We will touch on national things
if it's something that we find interesting or it comes
to us, but absolutely, 100%, specifically
Portland, and Oregon horror. If you really wear your passions
outwardly and pursue them, there's a large swath of the --
what you consider the average pedestrian, Oregeonian
and Portlander, that will follow you,
and will be enthused. -Scream is for horror lovers. If you are a fan of horror,
you want to read our magazine. We cover classic horror
from the early 1920s, right up to the present day. Measuring up to Fangoria is
obviously a huge deal for us. They have got a long
history -- even just the name itself
carries such a cache. -What makes me Moviecynics.com
unique is that, you know, we're kind of a**holes. We tell it like it is, but
we try and be constructive at least, especially when
working with indy filmmakers. When it comes to
Hollywood horror movies we'll terror those things apart. Especially if they're garbage,
which a lot of them are. -I usually don't go into
interviews unless I'm pretty convinced A) That I"m going to
get something that the readers are gonna want, and B) It's
kind of a personal thing, where it's like, I
want to be enriched. I've turned down interviews
with major horror stars because I didn't feel like I
could learn anything from them. -Since launching
MailOrderZOMBIE.com, I've had an opportunity to
attend like the the Cripticon Horror Convention, Horror
Hound Weekend in Indianapolis or Cincinnati as a
fan, but also then as a podcaster covering
it for my podcast. And then sitting in
on panels as well. And it's been a lot of
fun being able to flash my MailOrderZOMBIE.com
business card and say, hey I'm with
MailOrderZOMBIE.com, can I interview you? And then talk to people like
Tom Savini, Ken Foree, you know, people that I looked up to
growing up when I finally discovered horror
movies full on. And be able to
connect with them, and just thank them
for their work. -I always look at
interviews like first dates. You know, where on a first
date you're with someone, you're going, tell
me about your job. That's kinda what we're doing. And as long as you are
interested and listen -- so often interviewers, I think,
they're slaves to their notes and they're so busy preparing
for the next prepared question that they're missing
all this gold. -And they asked me,
would I go and cover it, and speak to people,
and get a feel for what horror conventions
in the US Are like. In the UK, they tend to be
a lot lower key than this. We don't have the
same kind of madness. We don't have the same
people in costumes. So it's been a crazy experience
for me to be here this weekend, and just see the
level of fandom, and just how much the bar
has been raised in America. -I [INAUDIBLE] pretty hard
recently with Kate Beckinsale, I'll say that. Just because it's Kate
Beckinsale, come on, and she smells amazing. I think I've got
Elvira coming up, which is another
one that you go -- do you want to talk to Elvira? F*** yeah, I want to talk
to Elvira, but after a while you go, oh I get it. There's this
infrastructure in place. We're here to pimp your film. We're here to pimp your book. We're here to find
some stuff about -- the reason that brought
you to the table. -Nine times out of
ten, I'm probably going to have way more fun
with an independent horror film than a Hollywood
horror film. The Hollywood horror film
is catered to teenagers. -I don't care if you
don't have a lot of money. Spend some time on your script
developing your characters, and make them somebody
that, you know, I want to be invested with. I want to spend time with
these guys for, you know, 90 minutes, whatever long
your movie's gonna be. -It doesn't quite resonate
with people that grew up in the '80s, and early '90s,
and '70s, watching just brutal horror movies
that were entertaining, well done and well
put together, but not designed to get as many
people into the theater seats as possible. -If your characters
aren't somebody that I'm going to
care about, I'm not going to care
about your movie, man. I don't care how big
your special effects are, how bloody your
special effects are. Give me some characters
that I care about. -So you find this current
run of PG-13 horror films that are just disposable,
uninteresting, cookie cutter, formulaic. -And don't take advantage of me. Don't treat me like an idiot. I've watched a lot of
horror movies, man. You know, I have
certain expectations to be treated as an equal
here, as a horror fan. You know, if you're
making a horror movie, I assume you like
horror movies as well, so let's go on this
journey together. Don't talk down to me, and
don't give me something that you think I need to
see because every horror movie has it. You know, I like
nudity, whatever. I like the special effects,
whatever, but give me a solid story and give me
characters that I care about. -You gotta have the violence. I mean, tension goes a
long way, but in the end you want that tension to lead
up to some actual violence. You want to see the red
stuff on the screen. I can probably count on my hand
the amount of successful horror movies that, you know,
had all that tension but didn't really
have the violence, and within the
last 20 years, you don't really see that very much. -I've always said that
being a horror fan is kind of like panning for
gold in a river of sh*t, because you go
through a lot of crap. -My name is Nowal, and
I love horror films because when I was
about three years old, my family was watching "Hell
Raiser 2" in the basement. -I really enjoy the blood,
guts, and gore aspect of it. The fact that it
always made my mom scream whenever certain
things happened, and I kind of got a sick
little thrill out of that. -I remember watching "Hell
Raiser" when I was far too young to be watching
"Hell Raiser." -And I love the hooks
impaling the man's flesh towards the end. -I went downstairs and
hid behind the couch and watched "Hell Rasier 2." Nobody noticed I was there
until the movie was over, and at one point I just
imagined something happened and was like, oh sh*t! And then my family's
like, oh OK. Number one, you're
three, don't swear. Number two, you're three and
it's like 11:
00 at night, why aren't you in bed, but
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