Film Sense

FILM SENSE: Doug Tait

Actor, Producer, Creature Performer DOUG TAIT (Hellboy, Legacies, Attack of the Unknown) stops by the Film Sense Zoom room for our first interview since we met on the Wyrd documentary MEN IN SUITS. Links: Doug Tait on IMDB [https://www.imdb.com/name/nm1408752/?ref_=pro_nm_visitcons] MEN IN SUITS on YouTube [https://youtu.be/_rOYpb2ujeI]

FILM SENSE: Heather Buckley and Jack Bennett

Producer HEATHER BUCKLEY ("The Ranger", "We Are Still Here" and "Blood & Flesh: The Reel Life & Ghastly Death of Al Adamson")joins filmmaker JACK BENNETT ("Grandpa Metal", "New Music Sucks") and myself to discuss the inclusive genre studio she recently co-founded, BLACK MANSION. - Frank H. Woodward A Little More About Black Mansion Black Mansion's mission is to "explore genre as a potent vehicle for visionary and provocative storytelling through features, series and documentaries... to present new voices that are boldly cinematic, deeply personal and prestige." Links: BLACK MANSION Go Fund Me [https://www.gofundme.com/f/xmyvsu-enter-the-black-mansion?utm_campaign=p_cp_url&utm_medium=os&utm_source=customer] THE RANGER Now On Shudder [https://www.shudder.com/movies/watch/the-ranger/6d92db92d68f23b8]

FILM SENSE: Misty Rosas Has Spoken

A long time ago in a galaxy far, far away... I had the delight of meeting actor Misty Rosas when I interviewed her for my documentary "Men In Suits".  Since then her work has gone into hyper-drive thanks to two instantly iconic roles on "The Mandalorian"... Kuiil, the wise Ugnaught, and the endearing Frog Lady.  A lot has changed for Misty Rosas.  You could even say, "The Force is strong with this one." Links: Misty Rosas Official Site [http://www.mistyrosas.com/] LIFE LESSONS An Album by Misty Rosas [https://music.apple.com/ca/album/life-lessons-love/1309235850] Misty Rosas on YouTube Music [https://music.youtube.com/browse/VLPLcNM4lWwSCx4nM404cmKFpOwEcOKOEwN1]

FILM SENSE: The Puppet Cinema of Kevin McTurk

The puppet ghost stories of Kevin McTurk (The Haunted Swordsman, The Mill At Calder's End, The Narrative of Victor Karloch) are a fine blend of many cinematic influences including George Méliès, Jim Henson, Japanese folk tales, Hammer Horror and so much more. The masterful way he creates illusions of fantasy and life has amazed film festival audiences around the world. In many ways, I consider him one of the most intriguing filmmakers working today. So let’s venture into the spirit cabinet with Kevin to hear the method behind his magic. Links: The Spirit Cabinet - Kevin McTurk's Official Site [http://www.thespiritcabinet.com/]

FILM SENSE: Bonus Andrew Kasch

I continue to sift through the FILM SENSE bins in search of bonus interviews like this one from my discussion with director Andrew Kasch about the challenge of going to the movies and discovering new voices in a shrinking, streaming world. - FHW