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FROM THE CORONER’S OFFICE: Autopsy of a Horror Movie Examines ‘Here Comes Hell’ (2019)
Check out the recent episode of the podcast Autopsy of a Horror Movie as it examines Here Comes Hell’ (2019).
Hey, folks! It’s Brucker from Autopsy of a Horror Movie, and this week on the table is the British indie horror-comedy Here Comes Hell (2019). I don’t know about you, but I love a good ole what-the-hell-movie that provides good laughs and fun nods to the classics. Here Comes Hell delivers a delightful experience that is a unique blend of an Agatha Christie dinner party, The Evil Dead, and The Old Dark House. That’s probably one of the best pitches I can give for a movie!
I had the pleasure of sitting down with actor and painter Charlie Robb to discuss his role as Victor in the film and the filmmaking experience. I was interested in interviewing Charlie because of his incredible performance. Charlie played Victor, the movie’s source of comedic relief, and he had me laughing with his incredible timing and line deliveries. While his character did bring the chuckles, he also conveyed a person with depth who struggled with the very relatable fear of parental disappointment. He is the heir to his father’s wealth and lives a lavish, spoiled life. While he now carries a heavy wallet, he also carries the guilt of not using what his father left him to make something of himself.
The script from Jack McHenry (Writer/Director) and Alice Sidgwick (Writer) plays off many deep universal fears people hide in their psyche and does not simply rely on the visual shock of pseudo-deadites chasing down the cast. Each character gets isolated to face their worst fears, and for Victor, he’s visited by the apparition of his late father to tell him the worst…
“You have disappointed me, my son. All of my fortune, I have worked for my entire life. You are throwing my life’s work into the wind.”
Outside of what we see on screen, Charlie shared some details of being on set. The house they filmed in was not a typical stage set, but a R.A.F. (Royal Air Force) base from WWII that was falling apart. Pieces of the ceiling were falling and there were critters living in the rafters. Charlie also shared that he and other cast members did some ghost hunting there. Sounds like a perfect place to film a spooky comedy!
Be sure to catch Here Comes Hell on Shudder and if you’re curious to hear the full interview with Charlie Robb, head over to your favorite podcasting app to tune in or click the links below. Also, be sure to give Charlie a follow to see his art pieces!
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In episode 54 of The Horror Press Podcast, Brendan, Eli (Bad Critic) and James Michael talk about what they’ve been watching, what they are working on, and horror movie news.
Leave a comment on Apple or Spotify, and Brendan has promised to get a special tattoo.
Ready or Not 2: Here I Come
Upcoming Horror Movies We’re Excited About
The episode kicks off with all the movies that we are looking forward to seeing, including They Will Kill You, Bone Temple, Silent Hill 2, Ready or Not 2, A24’s new horror movie The Undertone, and more.
The Horror Press Podcast Episode 54: Heated Rivalry, and Unhinged Tangents
Eli and James Michael gush over Heated Rivalry, Eli goes full Canadian talking about hockey and how just everybody wants hockey players to kiss on the ice. The conversation devolves into Stephen King and poop. Brendan has been rewatching Destination Truth and hammering Vampire Survivors on Steam Deck.
James Michael and Eli disagree over the Stranger Things final episode. Brendan teases an upcoming interview with the filmmakers of Dooba Dooba. James Michael reminisces about Twilight mania, in light of Kristen Stewart saying she wants to direct a reboot. Brendan laments that the Saw franchise is focusing on a new videogame instead of Saw XI. Everyone is skeptical of Ryan Murphy’s new show The Beauty. While talking about Silent Night, Deadly Night, James Michael assures us he is only into feet ironically. Brendan and James Michael are both annoyed at the Send Help trailer because it’s in 3D. Everyone is excited to see Markiplier’s very bloody horror movie Iron Lung, and everyone agrees that Jake Paul is a little bitch!
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In Episode 53 of The Horror Press Podcast, Brendan, Eli, and James-Michael talk about all things current in the world of horror! With IT: Welcome to Derry ending, and the holidays fast approaching, they cover a wide array of interesting topics. Come on down to the sewers and join us!
The Horror Press Podcast: “Episode 53 ‘Disclosure Day’ and AI”
IT: Welcome to Derry and What We’re Up To
With IT: Welcome to Derry coming to an end, the crew sinks their teeth into what they think could be in store for future seasons. They also touch on the incredible numbers and ratings the final two episodes garnered. And with a 4K, Blu-ray, and DVD release of Derry on the horizon, how can you NOT get excited?!
Mother of Flies and The Bone Temple
One of Eli’s highlighted films from this year’s Fantasia Fest is the latest film from the filmmaking powerhouse team The Adams Family. Mother of Flies got a new trailer and will be heading over to Shudder on January 23rd. On top of that, the crew talks all things 28 Years Later, including the greenlighting of a third film AND the return of Cillian Murphy!
Dead by Daylight, and Steven Spielberg’s Disclosure Day
Dead by Daylight is about to score big in January as its license for Halloween comes to an end. Brendan talks about what this could mean for the franchise and what’s to come in future chapters. Finally, the debut trailer for Steven Spielberg’s latest UFOlogy-based epic, Disclosure Day, hit the interwebs, and it’s a massive hit. Will this film have lasting impacts on the actual world of disclosure? And what is to come of the rumored Art Bell biopic?
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