Two Horror Films That Prove Fear Can Be Beautiful (and That Bushes Can Be Terrifying)
Features By Scott Beggs on October 25, 2012 | Be the First To Comment
Although different in style and tone, celebrating Halloween and Suspiria together is an obviously great idea after speaking with Patrick Melton and Marcus Dunstan, two horror writers who have created wicked traps for the Saw franchise, played lifeguard for Piranha 3DD and continue the terror of their own masked killer with the forthcoming The Collection.
From grisly realism to stylized violence, we discuss how they both prove horror films can be beautiful and revel in Melton’s still-fierce fear of the plants outside his window.
Plus, we check in with Bloody Good Horror co-host Casey Criswell to get his take on the new Evil Dead (2013) trailer.
On This Week’s Show:
Ashless [The Beginning - 6:00]: Horror expert Casey Criswell and I briefly break down our hopes for the remade Evil Dead.
The Night He Came Home to the Ballet Academy [6:00 - The End]: Screenwriter Patrick Melton and writer/director Marcus Dunstan talk about their favorite scary movies.
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The Entire Filmmaker’s Fear Series:
Radio Silence defends Joy Ride
C. Robert Cargill praises In the Mouth of Madness
Joe Dante celebrates The Exorcist
Next Time on the Show:
Vacation time. See you all in two weeks.
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