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It appears as if I totally flipped-out and haven’t posted here in some time. I think it was just the strain and slight depression of the holidays combined with my need to finish this new screenplay. Well the script is done and I hope in this new year I can work toward turning these pages […]

Yesterday I found an AM New York article from last Friday about independent NY theaters which quoted Two Boots Pioneer Theater programmer Ray Privett and mentioned one Frankensteins Bloody Nightmare. I hope Pioneer’s December program of weirdo holiday movies hopefully packs ’em in, especially their screenings of Automatons with Angus Scrimm in Attendance and their […]

I guess there hasn’t been much new on the FBN front recently; basically I’ve just been putting the finishing touches on some of the video masters and extra material for this Unearthed NTSC DVD release I think we’ve finally got a solid release slot for very early 2007, which pleases me immensely. Also, Andrew as […]

There’s not much there and it still links back to the main FBN website, but http://www.jrhfilms.com is now a working URL which I hope to expand within the next year as this project I’m working on grows. Unforunately I think I’m going to have to scuttle the larger things I want to make (like Mutations) […]

Well here we go again. Simple questions but nevertheless enough rope to hang myself with the M. J. Simpson Interview.

While I can spare a moment I thought I’d post a link to M.J. Simpson’s new FBN review, where he seems slightly baffled by the film.

I got bored some time ago and decided to attempt a kind of longer size FBN, more in keeping with the dimensions of a UK Quad but still, well, not, because I think the actual dimensions of a Qaud are much shorter than this poster. Still, I like. There’s a larger version of this poster […]

The American Film Market started on November first and runs to the eighth. Unearthed Films/Anthem/Cine-Sales is representing FBN at the AFM for foreign sales along with a number of recent cutting-edge independent film such as Pervert! and This Hollow Sacrament along with Frank Henenlotter’s new film currently in production, Bad Biology. I feel very privileged […]

I shot a nearly 25 minute-long interview today about the making of FBN. Here’s the end of it, which maybe doesn’t make a great deal of sense when taken by itself but is nonetheless kind of pretty in a certain way.

Here’s a news article on the first Spooky Film Fest – Gory Movies to Spook Fairfax (archived backup copy).