In this episode, Jerry Horror sits down with Sean Q. King, the creative mind behind Screamwalkers, to explore the enduring fascination with VHS tapes and their unique place in cinematic history. They dive into the nostalgia surrounding video stores, reminiscing about the era when browsing through shelves of worn-out VHS covers was a ritual for film lovers everywhere. Sean shares his personal connection to this bygone era and how it has influenced his approach to filmmaking.
The conversation takes a deeper turn as Sean explains his decision to shoot his most recent feature film effort, Screamwalkers, on videotape. He discusses the challenges and rewards of working with such a retro medium, shedding light on how it shapes the visual and emotional tone of his film. By embracing the imperfections and graininess of VHS, Sean aims to capture a sense of authenticity and rawness that modern digital formats often lack.
Throughout the episode, Jerry and Sean bond over their shared love for the analog age, reflecting on how the resurgence of VHS collecting is more than just a trend—it's a tribute to the tactile and immersive experience of watching movies the old-fashioned way. Whether you're a filmmaker, a VHS collector, or simply a fan of retro cinema, this episode offers a nostalgic trip down memory lane while providing insight into the creative choices behind Screamwalkers.
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