The Spotlight is on James Cullen Bressack
“I consider myself someone who just loves making films and hopes people enjoy watching them.” James Cullen Bressack. When Bressack makes a film, he puts a huge effort into the preparation with the script, sets, locations, equipment, and general production…
The Spotlight Shines on Gabriel Campisi
“I was asked how long I would try to succeed in filmmaking before I’d give up. I said giving up was not an option, and if I didn’t make it, I’d die trying.” –Gabriel Campisi. Fortunately, Campisi didn’t have to…
The Death Of The Multiplex
When I was a much younger man, my weekends were filled going to the movies. I was lucky that I lived in a major city that had over 15 downtown theatres. Frankly it was amazing, each auditorium had on average…
Five Quick Questions with Ryan Nagata – Amigo Undead
Amigo Undead follows the travails of Kevin Ostrowski, “a straight laced financial adviser, who is invited to his ne’er do well older brother Norm’s 40th birthday party. Much to Kevin’s dismay, the ‘party’ turns out to be a small gathering…
Five Quick Questions with HenRii Coleman
After making his own films in Houston, it was faith that drove HenRii Coleman to Los Angeles. He knew jumping into the Hollywood scene is not for the faint of heart and it would take a lot of hard work…
San Andreas Quake – Review
When a discredited L.A. Seismologist warns of an impending 12.7 earthquake, no one takes her seriously. Now on her own, she races desperately to get her family to safety before the earthquake breaks Los Angeles apart from the mainland. [youtube_sc…
Five Quick Questions with Lou Simon – All Girls Weekend
Lou Simon began writing at an early age and originally wanted to be a novelist. Unfortunately there is not a high demand for novelist, so she turned to law and became an attorney after graduating from NYU Law School. She…
Five Quick Questions with Paul Logan
Paul Logan for years has been entertaining movie audiences with his unique martial arts fighting skills, whether he’s battling men or creatures. Logan was born and raised in N.Y. and began his martial arts training at the age of 13. …
Five Easy Questions: STUART GORDON
“It’s hard to get ahead in this economy…” STUART GORDON is one of the few current filmmakers whose work will be studied, with appropriate shock and awe, decades from now. His bold style and unique vision are thematically diverse, visually…
Jeremy M. Inman and Avengers Grimm
Jeremy M. Inman has worked on dozens of films by The Asylum along with other prominent production companies. He recently completed Avengers Grimm which he wrote and directed. When Rumpelstiltskin destroys the Magic Mirror and escapes to the modern world,…
Awaken’s Natalie Burn
Natalie Burn’s parents enrolled her in a gymnastics class in Ukraine at the age of four. The hard work and training Natalie endured in gymnastics was instilled into her and it was the beginning of her competitive and ambitious life….
The Divine Tragedies
[youtube_sc url=”https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YY8GaONlxzc”] Serial killers have extreme mental problems, but they are still human and can develop and transform their behaviors. That’s where Jose Prendes’ The Divine Tragedies comes in, doing an excellent job of getting into the minds of a killers. Two brothers,…
The Asylum’s, Hansel Vs. Gretel
[youtube_sc url=”https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VavqPpRVJ5g”] Trapped under a dark spell, Gretel assembles a coven of witches that terrorizes the town until Hansel finds the courage to fight his sister and the sinister forces that control her. The Asylum’s veteran writer Jose Prendes,…
The Device – Five Quick Question with Jeremy Berg
Directed by: Jeremy Berg Starring: Angela DiMarco, David S. Hogan and Kate Alden Some alien genre films start off with an attack or conflict in attempt to grab the audience. The Device is much more personal and begins with two…
Five Quick Questions with Sasha Burrow
Sasha Burrow came to Los Angeles in 1999 and brought the most important thing he had, his dazzling creative mind. For most his life Sasha has been creating some amazing artwork and creatures. His talent not long after being in…
Five Quick Questions with Gabriel Campisi
Creative, reliable, reputable, ambitious, and easy to work with are just a few qualities describing Gabriel Campisi. He began filmmaking at eight and was winning awards at festivals and contests as early as fifteen. Gabriel recently wrote the book “The…
Five Quick Questions with Noel Mellor – Adventures in VHS
Noel Mellor like many of us grew up addicted to VHS movies, including the box art. It’s all so nostalgic and fortunately for us, Noel is working hard at a new book titled Adventures in VHS. It’s bound to be…
Five Quick Questions with Joaquin Montalvan
The stars and planets were lined up and the signs received by friends were telling Joaquin Montalvan that he will make films. Fortunately for us, it happened so we can truly enjoy some wild, bizarre, and insane films made by…
Five Quick Questions with Leigh Scott and Piranha Sharks Review
Since graduating from USC School of Cinematic Arts, Leigh Scott has directed and wrote over twenty films and is credited as a producer for a couple dozen. The films he worked on include films by The Asylum which between 2005…
Live Nude Girls – Five Quick Questions with Mike Hatton
Do you miss those classic T&A comedy movies from the 80s? You have to check out Live Nude Girls, it’s a nostalgic 80s style film that’s hilarious and sexy. The film was created and produced by Mike Hatton and Jay…