Saturday November 17, 2012
Jason Daly
Tonight's guest was filmmaker Jason Daly, writer and director of the slasher film Beware.
Jason discussed the genesis of the project, the finished version costing under $100K, the cast speaking both English and Spanish, so they literally filmed both language versions. He grew up enjoying horror films; even his family enjoyed the genre as well. We also discussed the distinction/s between classic 1980s type horror films and their wanting to achieve a similar tone and flavour thereof.
We had some Skype issues; first in our headsets the audio cut out. Then there was a strange wind like sound. Then a bizarre zapping sound, as well as echos with the voices.
Then we found our Henry had had audio issues, and started re-recording the podcast after having lost the first fifteen or so minutes of the show.
It's been shown on Showtime since the summer, and even this date it was to air on The Movie Channel that night.
Barbara reported that tonight we had listeners from the US, Canaday, the UK, Columbia (new!), and France.
Henry promoted the GhostSoldiers show following ours, that they'd be discussing JFK's shooting, being "the anniversary," which I immediately disputed, well aware that JFK was shot on November 22nd, not the 17th. Unashamedly I pointed out that the best way to remember it was that the following day (23 November 1963), was the very First-Ever aired episode of Doctor Who.
We discussed for a bit What Scared Us in regards to movies and such.
Henry had me report that the next week's guest would be Brandon Scullion, writer/director/producer of Live-In Fear, mostly as, back in Febuary out in Brian Head, Utah, I worked on it as one of the principal supporting roles.
Jason provided his film's website at which one can download (to rent or own), the film's Facebook page and Youtube channel. I provided the show's various page locations (my site's Paranormal View hub page, the show's official site, that we're findable on on Facebook, et al); Kat gave out her website and we were wrapped.

Beware Available Now! | $4.99 HD Stream to Rent and $7.99 HD Download to Own | In 2011 and 2012 Beware was featured in festivals all over the country and also had its network premier on Showtime. Now Beware is available for all to see!