Matthew Brown is an indie filmmaker who made his name when he made his feature debut with Into the Treetops in 2015. He returns to features with Maine¸ the story of an unexpected bond between two hikers, coming to select theaters, VOD, and DVD on December 14 from Orion Pictures. World Film Geek had the […]
Read More The Man of “Maine”: An Interview with Writer and Director Matthew BrownSpooky Dan Walker is a renowned visual effects artist who has transitioned behind the screens as a director whose latest film, Slay Belles, features a trio of cosplay fanatics who team up with Santa Claus to face off against the Krampus. The film is set for release on December 4 from Dread Central Presents. World […]
Read More “Slay Belles” Ring, Time for Reading: An Interview with Co-Writer and Director “SpookyDan” WalkerFabien Constant is a French documentary filmmaker and TV director whose work in the fashion industry has allowed him to do a documentary about Mad Men and the The Vogue Parish Fashion Night Out in 2010. He makes his feature film directorial debut on the drama Here and Now, in which he employs some of […]
Read More Bringing Life “Here and Now”: An Interview with Director Fabien ConstantIn 2016, World Film Geek had the pleasure of talking with indie horror filmmaker Chris Von Hoffmann, who helmed the underrated post-apocalyptic thriller Drifter. Well, it is exciting to see him return as he unleashes his new horror film Monster Party, coming to theaters, VOD, and Digital HD on November 2 from RLJE Films. World […]
Read More Hosting a “Party”: An Interview with Writer/Director Chris Von HoffmannMop Suzi Yoonessi is an Iranian-American filmmaker who originally hailed from upstate New York and was into punk rock music, even being part of the first all-girl Riot Grrrl band Bertha Mason. She would find her calling as a filmmaker and has worked on documentaries and feature films. Her latest directorial effort, Unlovable, comes to […]
Read More No Need to Feel “Unlovable”: An Interview with Director Suzi YoonessiLiving the dream means a lot to Jeremy Ungar. Wanting to become a filmmaker, Jeremy got his start on the stage as both an actor and director. He eventually started making short films such as Sleepers of the City and A Short Film About Kissing. However, he has finally made his first feature film, the […]
Read More Going for a “Ride”: An Interview with Writer-Director Jeremy UngarCanadian-born Michael Peterson is an award-winning filmmaker who got his start doing short films until 2011, when he released his first feature film, the comedy Lloyd the Conqueror. Since then, he has done documentaries and short films. He returns to feature films with Knuckleball, set for release in theaters, VOD, and Digital HD on October […]
Read More Playing “Knuckleball”: An Interview with Co-Writer and Director Michael Peterson
