Fear on Film – Interview with Dominic Paris- Director of "Dead Bloom"

In this episode of Fear on Film, we sit down with filmmaker Dominic Paris to dissect his new horror release, Dead Bloom. Paris takes us behind the scenes of his latest nightmare, sharing how he blended psychological tension with unsettling environmental dread. We dive deep into his creative inspirations, the challenges of filming visceral practical effects, and what it takes to build a truly claustrophobic atmosphere on screen. Whether you are a die-hard horror fan or an aspiring indie director, this conversation offers an exclusive look into the mind of a modern genre filmmaker.

So, join us on Fear on Film ...Where Where Horror Lives!

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Dead Bloom IMDB

https://www.imdb.com/title/tt34842418/?ref_=fn_i_1

Dead Bloom official website and trailer

https://deadbloommovie.com/

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Fear on Film – Interview with Brett Geddes, Star of "Sick Puppy

Get ready for a clusterfuck of domestic perversions! This week on Fear on Film—where horror lives—we sit down with actor Brett Geddes (The Boys, The Big Cigar) to dissect his role in the wild new indie horror thriller, Sick Puppy.

Written and directed by Jay Reid, Sick Puppy presents a bizarrely dark take on martial codependency. Geddes stars as John, a suburban serial killer whose doting wife, Charlie (Natasha Calis), convinces him to finally give up his bloody "addiction" for their anniversary. But when John trades his basement murder chamber for a pottery wheel, a messy path to "reformation" triggers total moral collapse, local police suspicions, and a chaotic teen temptation.

In this episode, Brett reveals what it takes to embody a repulsive yet strangely pathetic serial killer, the hilarity of filming the movie's infamous lawn-mowing subplots, and the experience of turning a standard horror premise into an entertaining, "one-star banger" cult classic. We also dive into the film's festival run at FrightFest, and its current North American rollout via Dark Sky Films.

So, join us on Fear on Film ...Where Where Horror Lives!

Filmjoe Interviews

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Sick Puppy IMDB

https://www.imdb.com/title/tt28919053/?ref_=fn_i_1

Brett Geddes IMDB

https://www.imdb.com/name/nm5213022/?ref_=nv_sr_srsg_0_tt_1_nm_7_in_0_q_brett%20geddes

Official website and trailer

https://darkskyfilms.com/film/sick-puppy/

The Filmjoe Podcast Network

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The Filmjoe Interviews

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Season 2 -Episode - 2 – The Half Year Horror Wrap up!

What is up, horror fiends?! Welcome back to the Fear on Film podcast! Can you believe it? We are officially six months into 2026, and time flies when the cinematic blood is flowing. The first half of the year has been absolutely insane for horror fans, and this week, we are hacking through the noise to bring you our definitive mid-year wrap-up.

Join your hosts, Sean O'Connor and Joe Velazquez, as they unwrap their personal Top 5 Horror Films of 2026 So Far. From massive studio supernatural blockbusters to the most twisted indie skin-crawlers that left us sleeping with the lights on, we are dissecting the best of the best.

But wait—the butchery doesn't stop there! Because 2026 has been so stacked with phenomenal gore, jump scares, and psychological tension, a simple top five just wasn't enough. We are also unleashing our Top 5 Honorable Mentions—the films that barely missed the cut but absolutely demand a spot on your watch list.

Turn down the lights, press play, and let's see which films survived our chopping block.

Fear on Film... Where Horror Lives!

Filmjoe Interviews

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Sean O'Connor at Macabre Daily

https://www.macabredaily.com/articles?author=66aed6ede8eef67391dfdcdc

The Filmjoe Podcast Network

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Music Credits:

"War Cry" by Infraction

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