Episode 8 was a special homecoming for us because we returned to Michiana and teamed up with our longtime co-conspirators at Richardson Productions. Tim Richardson and company personify the expression ‘fiercely independent.’ 

  A big round of thanks  to Martini Mom‘s champion R. O’Donnell over at Static MultiMedia for his piece about all things Spawn.

You can read the full story HERE. And catch up on episodes 1-7 HERE.

When we first decided to try our hands at a web series, we only planned to shoot 6 episodes. Why? Because that’s how many scripts I’d written and this was merely to be a playful experiment. But in working with our fabulous cast in such a fun, creative environment, we quickly realized it was becoming a beast of its own. And there was simply no stopping it…

I hadn’t planned to shoot a Master of Horror in the face. In an era of PARANORMAL ACTIVITY 4 and other uninspired genre junk, we should really preserve what little quality remains. But sometimes these things just happen.

The nice thing about having made so many horror films by now is that our home is practically a prop and costume shop:  banana costumes, torture implements, body parts (mostly fake), and other such fun items abound.

In episode three (HERE ) you may recognize a familiar face. In fact, it’s a whole head — that of Commander Stevens from our very early short CONFEDERATE ZOMBIE MASSACRE!

Incidentally, you can find that film and all of our other early work (through LAST SEEN ON DOLORES STREET) on our new compilation DVD just released by Camp Motion Pictures.  Find it HERE.