Jeffrey Combs interview on The Re-Animator at Oz Comic Con (Part Three)

the AU review sits down with iconic actor Jeffrey Combs at the 2013 Oz Comic Con in Melbourne to talk about the endearing cult status of The Frighteners ("the movie that won't die") and The Re-Animator. Part Two of Three.
Filmed in Melbourne on July 5th, 2013.
Interview/Edit/Camera: Larry Heath
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[@changelingArts]

“It’s all plot and character” THIS!!! Reanimator was so good because the cast understood their characters and the plot was solid and well paced. Phenomenal movie, and I love it so much.

[@eveecco]

Generational indeed, my Mom found the film on cable back when she was in college and she showed it to me, after years of giving me a vague description of the film, since it's one of her favorite horror films. She's passed the torch down to me though as now it's one of my favorite horror films and I love to show it to my friends because of the awesome affects and characters.

“it’s a short little sassy movie” yaaaasss!

[@mch2007uk]

I loved the frighteners before he made lord of the rings. Great interview.

[@antonkovalenko364]

CGI has been taking a backseat the past few years as practical effects have thankfully been making a comeback, relegated to enhancing the latter. CIG just doesn't age nearly as well as practical effects do.

[@AllenKnutson]

"The Frighteners" (along with Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas, and La Cite Des Enfants Perdus) was one of the first movies to use CGI to serve the vision of the movie, rather than announce (as in, say, Tron) "Look what we can draw now!!" Peter Jackson's not much of a writer but he knows how things ought to look.

yep, i hate CGI too 😒

[@darkmeplier8311]

Reanimator

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