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Hey Mostly Horror fans! In this episode, Steve and Sean chat with the incredible Tony DiTerlizzi. We dive into his experiences co-creating the "Spiderwick Chronicles" and talk about everything from his inspirations and favorite monsters to his upcoming projects. Which fjord is best?!

Breakdown:

[2:10] Ari Aster Hansel and Gretel discussion
[6:25] Jason Universe updates
[12:12] John Squires' article on James Wan's reboot of "The Munsters"
[22:53] Tony DiTerlizzi interview
[32:21] Tony’s thoughts on "Jaws"
[34:15] Philosophical discussion on introducing darker themes to children
[51:08] Tony on the evolution of his art style
[53:29] Reflections on storytelling and fantasy worlds
[01:01:54] The role of adaptations in storytelling
[01:02:09] Tony’s thoughts on adaptation and its impact on his work
[01:05:20] Mostly Horror Recommendations

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What's up Mostly Horror fans?! In this episode, Steve and Sean chat with the multifaceted Jim Cummings. We delve into his latest role in "The Last Stop in Yuma County" and explore his journey through indie filmmaking. From his insights on the challenges of the industry to his reflections on past projects like "Thunder Road" and "The Wolf of Snow Hollow," this episode is packed with fascinating behind-the-scenes stories and hilarious musings from our talented guest.




Breakdown:[2:20] "I Know What You Did Last Summer"[4:27] "Return to Silent Hill and a look at Pyramid Head[7:10] Vinegar Syndrome's first original production "Eight Eyes"[9:48] Radio Silence updates and "The Robots Go Crazy" discussion[13:55] Ella Pernell in "The Scurry"[17:38] Discussion on "Hundreds of Beavers"[24:41] Interview with Jim Cummings[25:28] Jim's favorite childhood horror films[27:25] The impact of "The Shining" on young Jim[35:12] Behind the scenes of "The Last Stop in Yuma County"[46:01] Indie filmmaking challenges and triumphs[57:10] Mostly Horror Recommendations and discussion on "The Strangers Chapter One"


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Hey Mostly Horror fans! In this episode, Steve and Sean hang out with the incredibly talented Justice Smith and Brigette Lundy-Paine. We dive into their latest film, "I Saw the TV Glow", and chat about everything from nostalgia and identity to the physicality of their performances. Justice and Brigette share behind-the-scenes stories, their thoughts on the horror genre, and the impact of their characters' journeys. Stick around for some fun and insightful conversation with our amazing guests.

Breakdown:[02:04] News on "The Exorcist" movie rights and Mike Flanagan's involvement[05:57] Nicolas Cage and FKA Twigs in "The Carpenter's Son"[09:35] Bryan Fuller no longer part of "Crystal Lake" series[11:09] David Cronenberg's "The Shrouds" at Cannes Film Festival[12:23] Julia Ducournau's new film "Alpha"[14:15] Coralie Fargeat's film "The Substance"[16:07] "Cabinet of Curiosities" and "The Stuff"[18:00] Steve & Sean give their thoughts on "I Saw the TV Glow"[44:33] Interview with Justice Smith and Brigette Lundy-Paine[45:28] Justice and Brigette's favorite childhood shows[46:01] Physicality and performance in "I Saw the TV Glow"[51:08] Brigette's monologue scene[53:29] Justice on Owen's character evolution[55:48] Reflections on their roles and performances[57:10] Mostly Horror RecommendationsFollow Us on Social Media:Instagram & Threads: @mostlyhorrorpodTikTok & Twitter/X: @mostlyhorrorSteve: @stevenisaverage on all socialsSean: @hypocrite.ink on IG/TikTok, @hypocriteink on Twitter/X


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Steve and Sean chat about Fear Street: Prom Queen, live action Scooby-Doo, Apartment 7A, and Bring Her Back.

Then, they’re joined by director Francis Galluppi! They discuss VHS nerds, getting your short film made, working with Creed Bratton, believing in your movie, crop tops, and more!

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Steve and Sean talk about The Blair Witch Project, Get The Hell Out Of The House, and 28 Years Later.

Then, they’re joined by author CJ Leede! They chat about CJ tricking the boys into reading smut, getting scared by the church, being ruled by the rage monster, and more!

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Steve and Sean talk about ratings and reviews!

Then, it’s an Abigail extravaganza! The boys chat with Kevin Durand and Will Catlett, and also Matt Bettinelli-Olpin and Tyler Gillett of Radio Silence!

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