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SCREAMER - Exclusive Interview with Canuck Horror Writer/Actress AUGUST KYSS

GC: YOU have appeared in a slew of horror movies such as in Wolf Hollow opposite legendary horror stars Felissa Rose (Sleepaway Camp), Lynn Lowry (George A. Romero's The Crazies), the hit horror comedy Murdercise opposite cult star Ginger Lynn (Rob Zombie's The Devil's Rejects), Full Moon Feature's Sci-Fi film Murderbot from legendary filmmaker Jim Wynorski (Chopping Mall), and the indie thriller Isleen Pines opposite iconic star Glenn Plummer (The Day After Tomorrow)...

We have several friends in common who we have worked with such Lynn Lowry, who you worked with on (who was in our Girls and Corpses Film CYNTHIA) and Ginger Lynn (who was in our film Pig Killer and I have known for many years) and Glen Plummer who was in our film Bikers VS Werewolves.

The horror world is indeed a small community. How did you wind up in the horror genre? And what was your first horror role?

AK: AK: During the pandemic, Toronto, Ontario, Canada (where I live) was locked down for the longest amount of time in the entire world. This created havoc on small business owners like myself. I had a medical aesthetic business and couldn't stay open. I decided to relocate to St. Johns, Newfoundland, Canada temporarily since it was still open for business. I met David Bond, Canadian horror producer, through a friend out there and he inspired me to get back into the genre I loved. Even though the film is not qualified as such, I would say my first horror role was the "Lifetime" made for television movie, "Secret Cuttings." The film stars Sean Young (Blade Runner) and Rhea Perlman (Cheers). The plot follows a sixteen-year-old girl who carries a dangerous secret and is unable to express her true feelings. She cuts herself in private. I played the girl's body double, and I got to have all these neat prosthetics molded onto me with blood squirting out of my arm from a plastic tube during a scene in a classroom. I even got to mimic burning myself in a car with a car lighter.

GC: How did you get the name August Kyss?

AK: When I picked up acting again, I was also getting into astrology. I started learning all the meanings of the astral houses and their placements and such. I also learned all about the North and South Nodes, which is what inspired my name. In Astrology, the South Node reveals your past lives and your comfort zone. The North Node shows the new direction you're going into in this lifetime for growth. My North Node is in Leo. North Node in Leo people need to focus on developing their individuality with full acceptance. They usually become charismatic later in life and belong in the spotlight. They love drama, acting, entertaining others and have a good sense of humor. I wanted a name to always remind myself that a life full of creativity was literally written in the stars for me. Leo season runs from July 23-August 22. The name Leo or July didn't ring true to me, so I chose August to commemorate my North Node placement. The last name Kyss is literally after KISS, the band, lol. They have that larger-than-life 80's vibe that I love, with all the glitz and sequence that screams glam rock.

GC: What are some of your most memorable scenes you worked on and why? Your best and worst on set experience?

AK: Although I can not reveal the title at this time, my experience this past June on a Hanger 18 set in Calgary, Alberta was memorable. We were in a makeshift town with lots of open landscape; a female deer appeared about thirty feet away from the cast and crew, and she stood and watched for a good twenty minutes. It felt surreal. I played a character who is morally unlike me whatsoever. It was a challenge, and I learned a lot during the experience. A touching moment happened on set when I made a director cry. It was during a very emotional scene. A tear dropped from my eyes at just the right time. It had him crying too! The worst experience on set was last year. It was a union project, and they had failed to get the proper permits for a non-union member (me) to be in the film. I had to leave the set because they were in breach of their contract. It was awful. I had spent over $300 to get to the location and never got reimbursed or paid for the day as well. The funny thing is that strangers wouldn’t stop bothering me while I was crying at McDonalds. Like, can't a lady cry in peace?

GC: Which horror actors have you worked with and what did you learn from them?

AK: This past winter I got to work with horror icon Debbie Rochon. Being on set with Debbie is just a reminder of what perfect set etiquette is.

GC: Who are you hoping to work with in Hollywood? Who would be your dream cast mates?

AK: I would love to be in a scene with Linnea Quigley, of course. Anyone from "Return of the Living Dead", really.

GC: Tell us a bit about your background. Where you are from and if any of your family was in the entertainment field. What first sparked your interest in acting? Did you study acting either in school or groups?

AK: I grew up in Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada and there was nothing more satisfying than renting scary movies on a chilly winter night in the 80's! I often say that my fondest and happiest times on earth were right up until 1989, bonding with my father over our mutual love of horror films. I guess you can say horror movies influenced me...a lot! Especially my favourite horror film of all time, "Return of The Living Dead". I wanted to be just like Linnea Quigley. My grandfather and father were railroad workers, and my mother was the owner of a travel business. I took drama in high school and have also taken private lessons with Canadian actor and producer Greg Bryk (Saw V).

GC: You are also a published writer. Tell us about the challenges you faced as a writer and how you finally got published. And what is your novel about?

AK:I think the secret to becoming a good author, and making a living at it, is to keep on doing it. This can be challenging when things like life, rent and relationships are in the mix. I suffered from writer's block for years, but the creative juices are flowing again. I think if you can get into a well-known publishing house or build a good fan base and self-publish, and you keep writing and pumping out content, you CAN make money at it. Just like acting, it's a business and you need the right people beside you, especially when you are first starting out. The book was published in 2008 and is titled "InnerCity Girl Like Me" It's about a group of inner city youth who find solace in each other after having none at home. Growing up in Winnipeg can be tough and it also harbours a lot of tough individuals. The novel is not about my experiences directly but more about things and stories I heard growing up, mixed with inspiration from movies like "Menace to Society" and rappers like Tupac Shakur and Warren G.

My novel got optioned with Original Pictures (Falcon Beach) and is currently in development.

GC: You were a judge at the 2023 edition of Minute Madness Toronto - a Festival for 60-Second Films. What was that experience like and would you do it again? Have you gone to festivals playing films you were in? Which ones?

AK:That was a fun experience for sure. I love being a judge for film festivals. I am currently a judge in the "Chatham International Film Festival". There have been 125 submissions, and I have approximately eight more movies to go! "Flesh of the Unforgiven" and "Massacre at Femur Creek" will be playing Friday, Sept. 13th - Thursday, Sept. 19th at Dipson Theatres in Buffalo. I am unsure if I will be able to make it there at this time.

GC: We hope to work with you on a Girls and Corpses Films. What did you think of our film Pig Killer? I mean, since it was about a notorious Canadian serial killer, Willie Pickton. Had you heard about his heinous story?

AK: Oh my goodness, I would love to work with you and your team! Especially after watching the amazing job you did with "Pig Killer". Yes, I had heard of the story. It was in the headlines for a very long time in Canada and recently once again after Robert "Willie" Pickton got murdered in jail. I really liked the film. The production value was fantastic and the acting superb. Bai Ling (The Crow) brought a hint of humour and a uniqueness to her character, and Ginger Lynn Allen's (Murdercise) performance literally gave me nightmares in the best way possible. By watching the film I learned how he was found out, which is revealed in the end (no spoilers, go watch it!).

GC: Your upcoming films include the supernatural thriller "Flesh of the Unforgiven" opposite horror icon Debbie Rochon (Tromeo and Juliet), the indie horror film Massage Parlour Massacre opposite genre icons Felissa Rose (Sleepaway Camp), Robert Allen Mukes (Rob Zombie's House of 1000 Corpses), and the Horror film Demented Chapter Two also starring frequent collaborator horror star Felissa Rose (Sleepaway Camp), & WWE Legend and two-time Hall of Famer Bret'The Hitman' Hart. When are these films being released and where so our horror hounds can see them?

AK: "Flesh of the Unforgiven" is currently seeking distribution. "Massage Parlour Massacre" and "Demented Two" will be released next year. Really excited for the world to see them!

GC: Thanks August! It would be killer to work with you in Hollywod!

Girls and Corpses Magazine/Films Interviews writer/director CHAD FERRIN about his latest film DOROTHEA The Death House Landlady

GC: Chad, you have had a successful run with writing and directing true crime stories, such as: Pig Killer and Kemper (which we worked on together) and now you will be doing the true story of serial killer Dorothea Puente. Why are you drawn to these crime stories. Why do they need to be told?

FERRIN: The Zodiac Killer had murdered a woman named, Darlene Ferrin, and seeing my last name associated with such a horrific crime as a kid really sparked my interest. I dove into trying to find out if we were related, reading anything and everything on Zodiac and serial killers. I was hooked! True crime is all the more terrifying knowing that the events actually happened, and as a horror filmmaker, when I come across an intriguing story, I want to tell it.

GC: Of all the potential serial killers, why were you drawn to the Dorothy Puente story? What makes her story stand out in the annals of serial killer crime?

FERRIN: After a successful collaboration with Susan Priver, I began looking for other projects for us to team up on. I read up on Dorothea and her life really struck a chord. Well, she's that little old lady next door that wouldn't hurt a fly.

GC: Besides showing Dorothea's evil, often gruesome murders, what would you like to say in this film about this type of person and her crimes. Who was Dorothea Puente in your eyes?

FERRIN: She was someone who had a specific vision of what her life should have been, and it wasn't, so she took a path that no one would expect, not even her. And I can relate that to my own life's dream/goal, so it helped connect the dots.

GC: You cast an ensemble of veteran actors who you like to work with, going back to your early films, such as Easter Bunny Kill Kill. Why do you bring back certain actors to work with again and again, like other directors: The Cohen Brothers, Quentin Tarantino, Tim Burton and others. Tell us about why you have made that choice?

FERRIN: It's simple, you find talented people and ya stick with 'em.

GC: Who are you bringing back from your crew to help tell this story? And why? What camera equipment will they be using?

FERRIN: EVERYONE!!! Like I said, you find talented people and ya stick with 'em. Red Komodo, we used it on the last few productions with fantastic results. DP Jeff Billings really makes it sing!

GC: What will be unique about the visuals in Dorothea?

FERRIN: Like on Pig Killer and Kemper, I strive to get the period correct and we'll go for a look that fits it. The script spans from the 1950's to her death in 2011, so the look will evolve with the numerous timeframes. Which is probably the most exciting aspect of the project to me.

GC: Each movie makes you a better creator, as both a writer and director. How will Dorothea make you better?

FERRIN: The numerous periods and material are even more ambitious than ED KEMPER, so I see it as a challenge to amp up my game.

GC: You seem to have an affinity for 80's horror. What are some of the movies, and directors, who most inspire you? And why?

FERRIN: Everything put out from Roger Corman, Cannon Films, Orion Pictures does for me. It was a time for great music, practical effects, weird storylines and naked women...I miss the 80's!

GC: It's getting harder and harder to make movies that make a profit. Budgets have come way down after studios have made risky movies, even with 'A' actors, resulting in lower box office returns. You have chosen the low budget route. Do you miss not being in the studio system and having higher budgets? Or, do you feel you can be more free and creative at making low budget films?

FERRIN: I think low budgets have chosen me is more like it. No, I've embraced my lot in life.

GC: Your last films Pig Killer and Kemper highlight the most brutal of killers. Have you received blow back from the public for making these movies, even though streamers like Netflix’s most successful series was The Jeffrey Dahmer Story,

FERRIN: I get death threats from time to time, but that comes with the territory.

GC: What the best worst thing someone has said about you in a review?

FERRIN: Variety said of THE GHOULS, "The ever-diminishing line between legitimate news and exploitation is explored with B-movie gruesomeness in Chad Ferrin's "The Ghouls," a no-budget horror opus shot surreptitiously on the streets of Los Angeles. Using its oft-maligned genre as an avenue for social commentary (much as George Romero did in "Dead" films), exceedingly dark pic is deliberately rough around the edges, offering viewers none of the casual thrills or suspended reality that most contempo horror hits do."

GC: If you could be remember for one of your films, which would it be and why?

FERRIN: As I'm editing ED KEMPER now, it's firing on all cylinders and will be the one to fly the highest.

GC: Where can we watch your films? And what's after Dorothea? Will you be making another serial killer movie?

FERRIN: Good 'ol Tubi has most of 'em! Love to finally get my western made, but we shall where the day takes us.

Girls and Corpses Magazine/Films Interviews writer/director CHAD FERRIN about his latest film DOROTHEA The Death House Landlady

GC: Chad, you have had a successful run with writing and directing true crime stories, such as: Pig Killer and Kemper (which we worked on together) and now you will be doing the true story of serial killer Dorothea Puente. Why are you drawn to these crime stories. Why do they need to be told?

FERRIN: The Zodiac Killer had murdered a woman named, Darlene Ferrin, and seeing my last name associated with such a horrific crime as a kid really sparked my interest. I dove into trying to find out if we were related, reading anything and everything on Zodiac and serial killers. I was hooked! True crime is all the more terrifying knowing that the events actually happened, and as a horror filmmaker, when I come across an intriguing story, I want to tell it.

GC: Of all the potential serial killers, why were you drawn to the Dorothy Puente story? What makes her story stand out in the annals of serial killer crime?

FERRIN: After a successful collaboration with Susan Priver, I began looking for other projects for us to team up on. I read up on Dorothea and her life really struck a chord. Well, she's that little old lady next door that wouldn't hurt a fly.

GC: Besides showing Dorothea's evil, often gruesome murders, what would you like to say in this film about this type of person and her crimes. Who was Dorothea Puente in your eyes?

FERRIN: She was someone who had a specific vision of what her life should have been, and it wasn't, so she took a path that no one would expect, not even her. And I can relate that to my own life's dream/goal, so it helped connect the dots.

GC: You cast an ensemble of veteran actors who you like to work with, going back to your early films, such as Easter Bunny Kill Kill. Why do you bring back certain actors to work with again and again, like other directors: The Cohen Brothers, Quentin Tarantino, Tim Burton and others. Tell us about why you have made that choice?

FERRIN: It's simple, you find talented people and ya stick with 'em.

GC: Who are you bringing back from your crew to help tell this story? And why? What camera equipment will they be using?

FERRIN: EVERYONE!!! Like I said, you find talented people and ya stick with 'em. Red Komodo, we used it on the last few productions with fantastic results. DP Jeff Billings really makes it sing!

GC: What will be unique about the visuals in Dorothea?

FERRIN: Like on Pig Killer and Kemper, I strive to get the period correct and we'll go for a look that fits it. The script spans from the 1950's to her death in 2011, so the look will evolve with the numerous timeframes. Which is probably the most exciting aspect of the project to me.

GC: Each movie makes you a better creator, as both a writer and director. How will Dorothea make you better?

FERRIN: The numerous periods and material are even more ambitious than ED KEMPER, so I see it as a challenge to amp up my game.

GC: You seem to have an affinity for 80's horror. What are some of the movies, and directors, who most inspire you? And why?

FERRIN: Everything put out from Roger Corman, Cannon Films, Orion Pictures does for me. It was a time for great music, practical effects, weird storylines and naked women...I miss the 80's!

GC: It's getting harder and harder to make movies that make a profit. Budgets have come way down after studios have made risky movies, even with 'A' actors, resulting in lower box office returns. You have chosen the low budget route. Do you miss not being in the studio system and having higher budgets? Or, do you feel you can be more free and creative at making low budget films?

FERRIN: I think low budgets have chosen me is more like it. No, I've embraced my lot in life.

GC: Your last films Pig Killer and Kemper highlight the most brutal of killers. Have you received blow back from the public for making these movies, even though streamers like Netflix’s most successful series was The Jeffrey Dahmer Story,

FERRIN: I get death threats from time to time, but that comes with the territory.

GC: What the best worst thing someone has said about you in a review?

FERRIN: Variety said of THE GHOULS, "The ever-diminishing line between legitimate news and exploitation is explored with B-movie gruesomeness in Chad Ferrin's "The Ghouls," a no-budget horror opus shot surreptitiously on the streets of Los Angeles. Using its oft-maligned genre as an avenue for social commentary (much as George Romero did in "Dead" films), exceedingly dark pic is deliberately rough around the edges, offering viewers none of the casual thrills or suspended reality that most contempo horror hits do."

GC: If you could be remember for one of your films, which would it be and why?

FERRIN: As I'm editing ED KEMPER now, it's firing on all cylinders and will be the one to fly the highest.

GC: Where can we watch your films? And what's after Dorothea? Will you be making another serial killer movie?

FERRIN: Good 'ol Tubi has most of 'em! Love to finally get my western made, but we shall where the day takes us.

Girls and Corpses Magazine/Films Interviews writer/director CHAD FERRIN about his latest film DOROTHEA The Death House Landlady

GC: Chad, you have had a successful run with writing and directing true crime stories, such as: Pig Killer and Kemper (which we worked on together) and now you will be doing the true story of serial killer Dorothea Puente. Why are you drawn to these crime stories. Why do they need to be told?

FERRIN: The Zodiac Killer had murdered a woman named, Darlene Ferrin, and seeing my last name associated with such a horrific crime as a kid really sparked my interest. I dove into trying to find out if we were related, reading anything and everything on Zodiac and serial killers. I was hooked! True crime is all the more terrifying knowing that the events actually happened, and as a horror filmmaker, when I come across an intriguing story, I want to tell it.

GC: Of all the potential serial killers, why were you drawn to the Dorothy Puente story? What makes her story stand out in the annals of serial killer crime?

FERRIN: After a successful collaboration with Susan Priver, I began looking for other projects for us to team up on. I read up on Dorothea and her life really struck a chord. Well, she's that little old lady next door that wouldn't hurt a fly.

GC: Besides showing Dorothea's evil, often gruesome murders, what would you like to say in this film about this type of person and her crimes. Who was Dorothea Puente in your eyes?

FERRIN: She was someone who had a specific vision of what her life should have been, and it wasn't, so she took a path that no one would expect, not even her. And I can relate that to my own life's dream/goal, so it helped connect the dots.

GC: You cast an ensemble of veteran actors who you like to work with, going back to your early films, such as Easter Bunny Kill Kill. Why do you bring back certain actors to work with again and again, like other directors: The Cohen Brothers, Quentin Tarantino, Tim Burton and others. Tell us about why you have made that choice?

FERRIN: It's simple, you find talented people and ya stick with 'em.

GC: Who are you bringing back from your crew to help tell this story? And why? What camera equipment will they be using?

FERRIN: EVERYONE!!! Like I said, you find talented people and ya stick with 'em. Red Komodo, we used it on the last few productions with fantastic results. DP Jeff Billings really makes it sing!

GC: What will be unique about the visuals in Dorothea?

FERRIN: Like on Pig Killer and Kemper, I strive to get the period correct and we'll go for a look that fits it. The script spans from the 1950's to her death in 2011, so the look will evolve with the numerous timeframes. Which is probably the most exciting aspect of the project to me.

GC: Each movie makes you a better creator, as both a writer and director. How will Dorothea make you better?

FERRIN: The numerous periods and material are even more ambitious than ED KEMPER, so I see it as a challenge to amp up my game.

GC: You seem to have an affinity for 80's horror. What are some of the movies, and directors, who most inspire you? And why?

FERRIN: Everything put out from Roger Corman, Cannon Films, Orion Pictures does for me. It was a time for great music, practical effects, weird storylines and naked women...I miss the 80's!

GC: It's getting harder and harder to make movies that make a profit. Budgets have come way down after studios have made risky movies, even with 'A' actors, resulting in lower box office returns. You have chosen the low budget route. Do you miss not being in the studio system and having higher budgets? Or, do you feel you can be more free and creative at making low budget films?

FERRIN: I think low budgets have chosen me is more like it. No, I've embraced my lot in life.

GC: Your last films Pig Killer and Kemper highlight the most brutal of killers. Have you received blow back from the public for making these movies, even though streamers like Netflix’s most successful series was The Jeffrey Dahmer Story,

FERRIN: I get death threats from time to time, but that comes with the territory.

GC: What the best worst thing someone has said about you in a review?

FERRIN: Variety said of THE GHOULS, "The ever-diminishing line between legitimate news and exploitation is explored with B-movie gruesomeness in Chad Ferrin's "The Ghouls," a no-budget horror opus shot surreptitiously on the streets of Los Angeles. Using its oft-maligned genre as an avenue for social commentary (much as George Romero did in "Dead" films), exceedingly dark pic is deliberately rough around the edges, offering viewers none of the casual thrills or suspended reality that most contempo horror hits do."

GC: If you could be remember for one of your films, which would it be and why?

FERRIN: As I'm editing ED KEMPER now, it's firing on all cylinders and will be the one to fly the highest.

GC: Where can we watch your films? And what's after Dorothea? Will you be making another serial killer movie?

FERRIN: Good 'ol Tubi has most of 'em! Love to finally get my western made, but we shall where the day takes us.

Robert Corpsy Rhine's Interview with writer/director Chad Ferrin about his latest film

CHAD FERRIN's THIRD H.P. LOVECRAFT FILM ADAPTION,
"BEYOND THE WALL OF SLEEP," SET TO START FILMING December 4th in LA

G&C: Chad, tell us about your upcoming H.P. Lovecraft film, your third in the H.P Lovecraft series which you have made, starting with The Deep Ones and followed by The Old Ones. What's the new film adaption about, who stars and why you want to make it?

Chad Ferrin: I've weaved characters from my first film Unspeakable into H. P. Lovecraft's Beyond the Wall of Sleep to create a smorgasbord of cosmic horror.

G&C: Who have you cast for this one?

Chad Ferrin: A fantastic cast that includes: Eddie Furlong, Susan Priver, Robert Miano, Jake Busey, Ginger Lynn, Steve Railsback, Robert Rhine, Elina Madison, Jennifer Drake, Timothy Muskatell, Silvia Spross, Corey Love, Brandon Kirk, Jeffrey Decker, Roger Garcia, Suzanne Sumner Ferry, Jerry Irons and Bai Ling.

G&C: How does your film Unspeakable release to this Lovecraft adaption?

Chad Ferrin: The nightmare aspect of Unspeakable fit so well into Lovecraft's story that it pretty much wrote itself and the excitement of seeing characters from Unspeakable 25 years later is beyond thrilling.

G&C: Thanks Chad. Sounds like you will have a great trilogy here! And I am looking forward to working on our 7th film together!

*The Deep Ones and The Old Ones are both now streaming and available on BluRay. Check your local listings.

 
Director CHAD FERRIN A Cut Above

The busy horror/thriller director takes another slice at Night Caller with the sequel, SCALPER, starting production this month.

Robert Corpsy Rhine's Interview with writer/director Chad Ferrin

Corpsy: Chad, I have had the pleasure of working with you as both a producer and actor on six film, which you have directed for The Girls and Corpses label: The Chair, Parasites, Exorcism At 60,000 Feet, Night Caller and now the upcoming Scalper, the sequel to Night Caller (winner of eight international film festivals). How does this follow up story advance the narrative in this sequel?

Chad Ferrin: In Scalper, everyone around psychic, Clementine Carter, is being brutally murdered by a crazed killer, dubbed "the Scalper." The question... Is Andrew Lubitz back from the grave, a copycat killer, or a horror beyond imagination? Clementine must use her second sight to save her friends and stay one step ahead of the maniac's blade.

Corpsy: Who from the original Night Caller film are returning to their role in Scalper?

Chad Ferrin: Susan Priver, Bai Ling, Robert Miano, Kelli Maroney, Steve Railsback, Silvia Spross, Robert Rhine.

Corpsy: Any new actors who were not in Night Caller?

Chad: Yes, we've also added, Jake Busey, Kate Patel, Jon Budinoff, Kurt Bonzell, Jennifer Drake and Elina Madison from my last film Pig Killer (out in 2023).

Corpsy: How would you describe the cinematic vision style of Night Caller and Scalper?

Chad Ferrin: They're both heavily Giallo inspired but Scalper will have a double dose of the supernatural elements.

Corpsy: Since you are a huge cinephile, which directors do you think best describes your visual style?

Chad Ferrin: Sam Fuller and Mario Bava with the budgets of Al Adamson.

Corpsy: In Night Caller you made several references to vintage horror films. Will you be repeating this and what do you look for in a vintage film to add to your horror films?

Chad Ferrin: YES!!

Corpsy: Thanks Chad for checking in before beginning reduction on Scalper. I am looking forward to reprising my rose and Detective Fuller from Night Caller in Scalper!

Chad Ferrin: See you on set Corpsy!

Note: Night Caller is now streaming: On Amazon, iTunes, Google Play, Vudu. Tubi, RealChill, Prime Video or Apple TV on your Roku device. Watch the Night Caller Trailer here.

Photos from Night Caller @Night Caller Productions

 
CYNTHIA wins 2018 Best Horror Film Award at The IFS Film Festival at The Grove.
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Girls and Corpses Presents
Exorcism at 60,000 Feet
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Exorcism at 60,000 Feet, from Girls and Corpses Presents, wins five top awards at Hollywood Horrorfest. Watch Q&A with stars, including Lance Henriksen
 

Reviews for Exorcism at 60,000 Feet

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‘CYNTHIA’
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Sexy Sultry Sweet Burlesque meets Girls and Corpses night


Corpsy’s 1959 Cadillac hearse won the GM car show!

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Rob Zombie’s movie “31,” Executive Produced by Robert “Corpsy” Rhine

 

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Cynthia stars Bill Moseley and Scout Taylor-Compton sign at Comic-Con San Diego promote the release of CYNTHIA, their new film from Girls and Corpses Present and distributed by Indican Pictures and Lionsgate Digital.

 

Girls and Corpses was featured in a killer segment on Canal + TV in France and the hit comedy show: L’Emission D’Antoine. Host Chaque Samedi went to Monsterpalooza and played Donald Rump in a spoof for Girls and Corpses in a real bomb shelter. Must see!

Girls and Corpses sponsors another great Burlesque show at Sultry Sweet. Check out La Weekly story and photos.

Sneak Preview of Girls and Corpses Presents movie wraparounds with hosts TERA PATRICK and CORPSY. Click to watch.

Behind-the-screams video with Gabi Grecko and Dr. Deadelsten

NEW!!! SICK illustrated comedy book "LAST LAUGHS: Gallows Humor" from the creator of Girls and Corpses Magazine. Order now here

Robert “Corpsy” Rhine stars as Dracula… in A Women’s Prison opposite Victoria De Mare and Elissa Dowling. Exclusive interview with Jeff Leroy

EXCLUSIVE: Danny Trejo interviewed by Corpsy on set of Girls and Corpses Magazine

Girls and Corpses goes behind-the-screams at Monsterpalooza 2016

The Daily Mail on Girls and Corpses and Gabi Grecko.

The Daily Star chimes in on Gabi and corpses

Paramedics
picked up for Girls and Corpses Presents Label by Tomcat Films
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Exclusive no-holes barred interview with controversial, pornographic actor / producer / director MAX HARDCORE

Girls and Corpses visits the 2016 AEE/AVN Adult Convention at The Hard Rock Hotel in Las Vegas! Three sexy videos!

Corpsy and Jin N Tonic interviewed on TradioV ‘Inside Metal
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“Girls and Corpses advocates anarchy!" - Tennessee Department of Corrections.

Robert “Corpsy” Rhine plays “Spade’ and is Executive Producer of ‘Parasites’ (directed) by Chad Ferrin. Release date will be announced soon.

Read the Examiner feature on Sid Haig (Captain Spaudling look-alike contest) at the Girls and Corpses booth at Scare LA

Corpsy’s interview on Idea TV at ScareLA

Rowdy Roddy Piper (RIP) gives his last interview to Corpsy behind-the-scenes of Piper’s last film THE CHAIR. Click to watch

Rowdy” Roddy Piper’s last interview with Corpsy was covered worldwide:

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Realm oF horror (UK)

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Corpsy interviews The Human Centipede I, II & III director TOM SIX and star DIETER LASER

Girls and Corpses is the Official Sponsor of The Sacramento Horror Film Festival (October 9-11th)

Girls and Corpses is a sponsor of and will exhibit at Sinister Creature Con (October 17th &18th)

Realm of Horror (UK) gets onboard for our Summer Island issue

The Aussies at ‘Horror, Sleaze Trash’ are on-board with Girls and Corpses island issue.

  KIM FOWLEY on his deathbed
“Worships Girls and Corpses”
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on Kim Fowley’s corpse on the cover of Girls and Corpses.

As promised
KIM FOWLEY’s corpse in a body bag with fetish model JIN N TONIC.


Robert “Corpsy” Rhine has completed acting roles in the feature films ‘Frankenstein Created Bikers’ (shot in Atlanta) directed by James Bickert (Dear God No) and ‘You Found Me’ directed by Lawrence Nelson (The Mangled). Rhine has also been cast in Parasites (directed by Chad Ferrin ’The Chair’) and the feature film ‘Attack Of The Bimbos' (directed by Don Richardson). Robert Rhine is also Executive producer on Rob Zombie’s ’31’ and also Executive Producer on 'The Chair.' He is the Co-Producer of ‘You Found Me.’ Rhine can be seen in the film Strangely In Love (premiering Friday, July 31st 8pm at the TOPANGA FILM FESTIVAL.)

Video: Kim Fowley (RIIP) and The Fabulous Miss Wendy sing impromptu Girls and Corpses theme song.

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on Girls and Corpses and Fowley body

Check out our photos from Monsterpalooza

Photos of Corpsy as Johnny The Janitor in THE CHAIR

The Girls and Corpses Channel hosted by Corpsy, launches Friday February 13th on The Movie and Music Network. Stayed tuned!

 

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Corpsy will be at AEE/AVN January 22-24th, for the 5th year, to interview the top XXX adult stars you will never touch.

Zombie Fashion Show

Here are our prize winning photos from the Zombie Fashion Show

 

Michael Berryman

Corpsy interviews iconic horror actor Michael Berryman (The Hills Have Eyes)

 

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Butch Patrick (aka Eddie Munster) chats with Robert "Corpsy" Rhine

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Girls and Corpses teams with TomCat Films
to create new horror label
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Story covered here:
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- HORROR SLEAZE TRASH

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Production wraps on Aliens VS Titanic Co-Starring Robert 'Corpsy" Rhine (as the Captain of The Titanic with Bree Olson) Layla Pryce and Tasha Toscana.

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Story covered here:
DREAD CENTRAL - ALIENBEE - DOC TERROR

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Corpsy's pal SID HAIG returned for the second year to the Girls and Corpses booth at ScareLA.

Here are some of our favorite Sid pics

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Farrah Abraham signs with Girls and Corpses at Comic-Con.

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Story covered here:
STARCASM - WET PAINT - TEEN MOM GOSSIP

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Corpsy has a Ghoul Friend! Ivonna Cadaver (Macabre Theater) climbs in the coffin with Girls and Corpses Magazine.

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VICE Magazine Italy interviews Girls and Corpses Deaditor-In-Chief Robert "Corpsy" Rhine

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The Morning News interviews Corpsy about niche magazines and what could be more niche than Girls and Corpses?

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Robert "Corpsy" Rhine interviewed by CBS Local Mancave Daily

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The Huffington Post says, "Farrah Abraham, Girls And Corpses Magazine Cover Girl, Is 'Dead Sexy' More here

Corpsy and Girls and Corpses are featured on the current issue of Dominical Magazine

S usan Block Radio

Listen to Corpsy on 'In Bed With Dr. Sue' (fast forward to 12:30): blogtalkradio

The Morning News Features Girls and Corpses
Hollywood Horrorfest

Girls and Corpses is the Official Media Sponsor of Hollywood Horrorfest March 28th & 29th at The New Beverly Cinema featuring Return of The Living Dead & The Howling.

Monsterpalooza

Meet Corpsy and Girls and Corpses at Monsterpalooza March 28th-30th at the Burbank Airport Marriott. This is THE greatest Horror convention in the world!

Mancave

Robert "Corpsy" Rhine interviewed by CBS Local Mancave Daily

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Kim Fowley (music producing legend and founder of The Runaways) speaks to you from his deathbed. Click here

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Corpsy interviews RIKKI SIX behind-the-screams at the Girls and Corpses Nuclear Summer shoot. Click here

Courtney Star

Courtney Stodden, Zombies, Sex and Girls and Corpses in the STAR.

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Comicon

Watch 'Corpse Matchmaker' on the AWKWARD Show hosted Destin, Rachel and JP with special guests Corpsy, Hollis Ireland, Kendall Karson and Jay Wonder. Fast forward to start watching at 18:20 tradiov.com/la/videos

Harvey interview

Actress/horror icon Danielle Harris chats with Corpsy about Hatchet !!I

Corpsy has completed production of his co-starring role as Eric Morris in Vampire Sorority 3D (From Sterling Entertainment and director Jeff Leroy). Next up, Corpsy will play dual roles in Joe Castro's Terror Toons 3.
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Robert "Corpsy" Rhine co-stars (as Eric Morris) with Nicole Laino in Vampire Sorority 3D. Kelly Becker co-stars in Vampire Sorority 3D.
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Robert "Corpsy" Rhine (center) co-stars (as Eric Morris) with Nicole Laino (left) and Kelly Becker (right) in Vampire Sorority 3D from Sterling Productions out Winter of 2013.  
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Girls and Corpses Magazine
is the official Media Partner for
Fatality Fest June 7-9th in West Palm Bach Florida

Corpsy is back from The Big Bear Horror Film Festival weekend and the first year of Girls and Corpses as 'Official Media Sponsor.' Special thanks to Executive Director Jamie Kristen and to my great pals Simpat Bishirian and Maggie Boots who truly made it such a killer weekend at our creepy cabin in the woods. Corpsy hosted a media round table panel along with Christopher "Dorner" Jiminez (Sinful Celluloid), Jack "O'Lantern" Bennett (Blood and Guts web series) and Karen "Piranha" Forsberg. Great to hang with my longtime creature effects pals Alec Gillis and Tom Woodruff Jr. (Amalgamated Dynamics). Girls and Corpses top pick for best short of the festival was "Game" written and directed by Josh MacDonald. The best feature for Corpsy was the documentary 'Beast Wishes' (by Frank Dietz) about fanatic horror memorabilia collectors Bob and Kathy Burns.
Killer review of our new issue of Girls and Corpses at Hudsons House of Horror.
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Corpsy interviews top porn at AVN.

Great review of Robert "Corpsy" Rhine's graphic novel: Satan's 3-Ring Circus of Hell
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Robert "Corpsy" Rhine (Creator of Girls and Corpses) Co-Stars as S.S. Gestapo Colonel Krieger in the horror film "Nazi Dawn" produced by Tom Cat Films and directed by Dennis Devine. Release in Summer of 2013.

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Girls and Corpses is featured in this month's Penthouse magazine

Read our KILLER review of our spring issue in Cinema Crazed
What a wedding gift! The press loves our new issue of Girls and Corpses with Courtney Stodden on the cover as a blushing bride with her rotting groom Doug Graves. Check out what the press is saying:
E-Online: www.eonline.com/news
France StarBlog: starblogue.sympatico.ca
Too FAB: www.toofab.com
The Blemish: theblemish.com
The Frisky: www.thefrisky.com
D-Listed: www.dlisted.com
961wodz: 961wodz.com
UK Press: uk.emailpress.net
What Would Tyler Durdan Do: www.wwtdd.com
IMDB News: uk.imdb.com
Cliqz Entertainment: www.cliqz.com
Emmreport   Behind-The-Screams video, Corpsy interviews Troma's Lloyd Kaufman part 1 : Emmreport
Emmreport

Behind-The-Screams video, Corpsy interviews Troma's Lloyd Kaufman at a Girls and Corpses cover shoot: Emmreport

Behind-The-Screams of our Girls and Corpses cover-shoot with Lloyd Kaufman, Miss Mosh and Toxie: Emmreport

Corpsy interviews Elissa Dowling behind-the-screams on the Girls and Corpses set: Emmreport
Corpsy interviews Raven Bay behind-the-screams on the Girls and Corpses set : Emmreport
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Corpsy and Vegas and porn stars... oh MY!
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Nude Bowling

Cinema Crazed has some killer things to say about Girls and Corpses Magazine and "Satan's 3-RIng Circus of Hell," both by Robert "Corpsy" Rhine: Satan's 3 Ring Circus of Hell & Girls and Corpses Volume 6

Nude Bowling
Check out Corpsy's interview in GuySpeed Magazine
Nude Bowling
Corpsy interviews Nude Bowling stars for EmmReport. Plus behind-the-screams interview with ultra-SeXXXy RAVEN BAY. Click here
 
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"LINDSAY LOHAN" EXCLUSIVE HIDDEN CAMERA PHOTOS AT THE COUNTY MORGUE!!!
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Step right up and SEE Corpsy and real FREAKS at The CIA!  click here


Watch Dr. Corpsy, Brooke Belle, Lexi Love and a real alien on Unvanilla TV with hosts Harley Fire and Baadmaster. Click here

Tommy Chong (of Cheech and Chong) meets Corpsy: www.dailymotion.com

Bai Ling speaks to Robert "Corpsy" Rhine on the red carpet: www.dailymotion.com

Jesse Jane chats with Corpsy : www.dailymotion.com

Kayden Kross & Manuel Ferrara speak to Robert "Corpsy" Rhine: www.dailymotion.com

Asphyxia Noir & Skin Diamond speak to Robert "Corpsy" Rhine: www.dailymotion.com

Brooklyn Lee speaks to Robert "Corpsy" Rhine: www.dailymotion.com

Alektra Blue: www.dailymotion.com

Misty Stone and Corpsy: www.dailymotion.com

Jessica Drake (Wicked cobtract star) speaks to Robert 'Corpsy" Rhine: www.dailymotion.com

Kendall Karson speaks to Robert "Corpsy" Rhine: www.dailymotion.com

Girls and Corpses on the Air

Watch RTL TV Germany' Explosive TV expose' on Girls and Corpses Deaditor "Corpsy" himself Robert Rhine. click here

Listen now to Robert Rhine (Corpsy) on LA TALK RADIO (Combat Radio) with hosts Ethan Dettenmaier and our own cover star Dr. Camden Toy: Click here

Watch Robert Rhine (aka Corpsy) on The Darkest Hours interviewed by Darkest Jack. Click here to watch now.

Watch Corpsy Brooke Belle, Lexi Love and a real alien on Unvanilla TV! click here

Listen to Mary Carey and Robert "Corpsy" Rhine on LA Radio. Crazy show! Click here.

Listen to Deaditor-In-Chief Robert Steven Rhine and gravedigger Kevin Klemm on the LA Talk Radio Show "Out There" hosted by Jeff Rector. Click here.

Listen to Girls and Corpses Deaditor-In-Chief, R.S. Rhine, get bleeped off the air on the Shredd and Ragan Show 103.3 WEDG.FM New York click here

Watch Girls and Corpses on G4 "Attack of The Show" click here

Watch R.S. Rhine on Rude TV. Insane Show!! Click here

Watch Girls and Corpses rot on American Horrors: Click here

 

What the Press Corpse are saying about Girls and Corpses click here
Full interviews and reviews with quotes below:
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Hayes Hudson's House of Horror
Platform
Planet Pulp
Unconventional Interviews
Horrornews.net
Buried.com
The Cainsaw Mafia.com
Rue Morgue
The Naughty American (pdf)
Bizarre
Movie Poop Shoot
Bookgasm 1
Bookgasm 2
Devolution
Punk Zine
Pink Raygun
NeoZine
Horror 101
I Can Smell Your Brains
The Flesh Farm
Newsarama
Syngergy Magazine
Adult Press
Flight Attendants
Desperate Wives Porn Shoot
This Ain't Gilligan's Island
Not Bewitched
Vintage TV meets Gonzo Porn
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