Released on dvd the first week of April,
2012, the new film Terror of Dracula brings the nostalgia of Hammer
horror films back to life. Dark Discussions was able to interview some
of the folks behind the 2012 film including Anthony D.P. Mann
(star/director/co-screenwriter), Bill Bossert
(co-producer/co-screenwriter), and Matt O’Neill (poster work and
artist).
With an upcoming article in the May issue
#313 of Fangoria magazine, the movie has been highly anticipated by
folks who have been waiting for a vampire film that brings back the Bram
Stoker Dracula that horror fans are passionate about. Anthony, known
best as co-host Tony of the HorrorEtc podcast, with the help of Bill
Bossert bring to screen an adaption of Stoker’s menace that hasn’t been
seen since Frank Langella’s Dracula.
Matt O’Neill discusses his vision for the
poster art and dvd cover for the film, his inspiration from the labors
of Paul Naschy, Universal, and Hammer, while also discussing his work
for such horror giants Greg McLean, director of Wolf Creek and Rogue,
and Jon Hewitt, director of Acolytes and X.
Rounding up the episode, Dark Discussions
interviews author Mark Allan Gunnells to discuss his new creature
feature novel The Quarry while following up with Zach Green of Fatal
Pictures about the premier of his film Familiar.
In order of appearance within the episode:
-
Terror of Dracula - The official movie website
- Anthony D. P. Mann – star, director, co-screenwriter
- Sherlock Holmes and the Shadow Watchers - official film website
- The Woman in Black - stage production in Kingston, Ontario, Canada
- HorrorEtc - podcast site
- IMDB (Terror of Dracula)
- Facebook (Terror of Dracula)
- Matt O'Neill - artist, poster art work, dvd cover art
- It's Only A T-Shirt - official website of Matt O'Neill
- Facebook (It's Only A T-Shirt) - movie homepage
- Bill Bossett - co-writer and co-producer of Terror of Dracula
- Mark Allan Gunnells - author of the novel, The Quarry
- Amazon.com (The Quarry)
- Sideshow Press - anthologies
- Evil Jester Press - Mark Allan Gunnells' The Quarry
- Fatal Pictures (official website)
-
Fatal Pictures (official blog)
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