Linneas Horror Workout, was that as much fun to make as it sounds?
Yes and no. Creatively, it was fun but it was my first time producing something on video in the dark ages before DV and non-linear editing. Every technical problem that could be encountered came up either during the shoot or later on. Day one: We had camera malfunctions and a makeup effects artist who showed up over three hours late. When things looked like they were going smoothly, we were shut down by the Glendale Fire Department for not having the right permit. Day two: The sound guy screwed up an entire morning’s work, which had to be re-shot. I even had to ask our choreographer take over a role when the girl we cast got lost on her way to set! I don’t want to even think about some of the things that happened in post-production. My all time favourite project of yours was the excellent ‘The Clown at Midnight’. Thank you. When did you write it? I wrote the first draft sometime back in the eighties, when horror films were at their zenith. NIGHTMARE ON ELM STREET had just come out, whi
