In this second part (see the first here) of my conversation with out writer/director JT Seaton (GEORGE: A ZOMBIE INTERVENTION, which we reviewed here), we talk about working with Lynn Lowry, getting killed but not killed on film, and his new short, DIVINATION.

After creating one of the early gay horror shorts to gain attention, NIGHT SHADOWS, out writer/director JT Seaton followed up with the feature film GEORGE: A ZOMBIE INTERVENTION. Starring genre icon Lynn Lowry (THE CRAZIES) and Peter Stickles (GINGERDEAD MAN 3: SATURDAY NIGHT CLEAVER), GEORGE takes us to a party in a world where zombies are less end-of-the-world-infestation and more a manageable condition.

In this first of two parts, I talk to Seaton about his early influences, making Super 8 movies as a kid, and his first gay horror short.

In the final installment (see parts one and two) of my conversation with SPINE TINGLER! THE WILLIAM CASTLE STORY’s producer, Jeffrey Schwarz, we talk about the remake craze, PG vs. R-rated films, how cute Collin Farrell is, and porn icon Jack Wrangler.

In the first part of my conversation with documentarian Jeffrey Schwarz, we chatted about SPINE TINGLER! THE WILLIAM CASTLE STORY, as well as his FRIDAY THE 13TH and A NIGHTMARE ON ELM STREET documentaries. In this installment, we discuss the passing of New Line, the obstacles for indie filmmakers, and Divine!

I met Jeffrey Schwarz, the man behind the awesome SPINE TINGLER! THE WILLIAM CASTLE STORY about ten years ago when he’d just started that project. In the time since, he’s created tons of DVD behind-the-scenes featurettes for more genre films that you can shake an axe at, and now he’s branched out into features.

In this conversation with CHILLERAMA’s out writer/director Tim Sullivan, he recounts some of the trials and travails of getting his very gay “I Was A Teenage Werebear” segment to the screen for the anthology, which hits Blu-ray and DVD from Image Entertainment November 29. (See Fango #308, currently on sale, for more of this interview.)

In the second part of my interview with out actor Jeremy Owen (see the first one here), we talk about working with the original Leatherface, finally playing gay on screen—and comics!