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Patron Saints of Guerrilla Filmmaking: Clive Barker

Since the horror world was stunned by the amazing news that the uncut version of Nightbreed has not only been found – but will be screened at the upcoming Horrorhound convention in Indianapolis – what better time to show our love for Clive Barker by revisiting a few of his interviews from years gone by?

Posted 5 months, 3 weeks ago at 3:39 pm.

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MVP Presents the Patron Saints of Guerrilla Filmmaking: Quentin Tarantino

Posted 7 months, 2 weeks ago at 11:38 pm.

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MVP Presents the Patron Saints of Guerrilla Filmmaking: The Blair Witch Project.

Posted 10 months, 1 week ago at 10:55 pm.

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MVP Presents the Patron Saints of Guerrilla Filmmaking: Lloyd Kaufman.

Lloyd Kaufman (Extended Cut Special) : Reel Good Show

via YouTube – Lloyd Kaufman (Extended Cut Special) : Reel Good Show.

Posted 10 months, 2 weeks ago at 9:51 pm.

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MVP Presents the Patron Saints of Guerrilla Filmmaking: Roger Corman

YouTube – Roger Corman 3-3 Fearmakers Collection.

Posted 10 months, 2 weeks ago at 9:08 pm.

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MVP Presents the Patron Saints of Guerrilla Filmmaking: Orson Welles

Posted 10 months, 3 weeks ago at 5:41 pm.

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MVP Presents the Patron Saints of Guerrilla Filmmaking: Guillermo Del Toro.

Posted 11 months ago at 10:47 pm.

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MVP Presents the Patron Saints of Guerrilla Filmmaking: The Gulagers.

Clu Gulager shares his philosophy on the beauty of filmmaking.

Posted 11 months ago at 4:14 pm.

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MVP Presents the Patron Saints of Guerrilla Filmmaking: Mario Bava.

Hop over to Youtube and take a look at Italian Maestro Mario Bava’s amazing science fiction effort that went on to inspire later works such as Ridley Scott’s Alien and The X-Men movie.

missclassics00 writes -

“Ok and now for My first film uploaded on this new channel I bring everyone a classic Italian Sci-Fi Horror film from 1965 intitled (Terrore nello spazio) or as it became known in America as (Planet of the Vampires).

This film is a true classic and aside from all the goofs and cheese of that era, one must respect it for it’s wonderfully creepy atmosphere and the great use of fog and camera work that makes the low budget effects seem not so horrible.

The plot I must say for 65 in a movie of this genre was pretty tightly contructed and is free of alot of the cliches common to that era of filmmaking.

So now please enjoy this Mario Bava directed classic and more info and facts to be included in later portions of this film.”

via YouTube – Planet of the Vampires (Part1).

Posted 11 months, 1 week ago at 11:33 pm.

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MVP Presents the Patron Saints of Guerrilla Filmmaking: Orson Welles.

Posted 11 months, 1 week ago at 11:45 am.

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