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Living With Chucky Director, Kyra Elise Gardner Interview

Living With Chucky Director, Kyra Elise Gardner Interview

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Living with ChuckyAs the daughter of a special effects professional who worked on such films as Darkman, Army of Darkness and Hocus Pocus among many others, first time filmmaker, Kyra Elise Gardner was inspired to use her Dad’s work on the Child’s Play films as the subject of her documentary, Living With Chucky. What follows is an interview with the director, who provides insight into how she exposed the heart of this horror franchise, without the bloody organ being ripped out of someone’s chest by a killer doll. Adam Pope: First off, I have to say that I loved Living With Chucky. It really surprised me with its heart and the production values were wonderful. I’m a huge documentary fan, so I was especially fascinated by the background design for the interview segments. That’s something I always pay attention to, such as the Abigail Breslin set for Living With Chucky. How much thought did you give to the spaces in which you conducted the interviews, as far as including a piece

Portal Is Out Now On DVD And Digital

Portal Is Out Now On DVD And Digital

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High Octane Pictures’ Portal has reached DVD and VOD, and is available now. When you hear the word “Portal,” all by itself, a certain video game immediately springs to mind. That game is so classic and iconic at this point that you wonder how its title could be used any other way. “Portal” being such a generic word, it’s fair use for other projects, but it still looks jarring: They’re even doing the “O in the title looks like one of the portals” thing. They’re risking GLaDOS’s wrath here. Portal, the 2019 horror movie, is not about an evil robot putting human prisoners through endless tests. It’s about an amateur ghost-hunting team who wishes they could get their own TV deal. If they could just learn to create some convincing fake ghost phenomena, they would have a good enough reel to convince the networks. Unfortunately, the location they pick to shoot their latest pilot is one where ghosts actually reside. But on the plus side, they’ll save a LOT in

Portal Comes To DVD And VOD October 15

Portal Comes To DVD And VOD October 15

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When you hear the word “Portal,” all by itself, a certain video game immediately springs to mind. That game is so classic and iconic at this point that you wonder how its title could be used any other way. “Portal” being such a generic word, it’s fair use for other projects, but it still looks jarring: They’re even doing the “O in the title looks like one of the portals” thing. They’re risking GLaDOS’s wrath here. Portal, the 2019 horror movie, is not about an evil robot putting human prisoners through endless tests. It’s about an amateur ghost-hunting team who wishes they could get their own TV deal. If they could just learn to create some convincing fake ghost phenomena, they would have a good enough reel to convince the networks. Unfortunately, the location they pick to shoot their latest pilot is one where ghosts actually reside. But on the plus side, they’ll save a LOT in special effects! Portal stars Ryan Merriman (The Jurassic Games), Jamie Tisdale (“From Dusk