Horror Director Mick Garris Praises This Shudder Release As “An unexpected delight”
Josh Korngut
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Mick Garris, the Master of Horror creator himself, understands the genre of fear. Having directed many frightful classics, curated some of the best scary television ever, and having interviewed every horror hero in the business via his Post Mortem podcast, Garris is more than a horror filmmaker. He’s an expert. Now The Stand miniseries director has shared a recommendation via Twitter which has caught our attention.
The recent Shudder outing Deadstream took indie horror by storm last year. Directed, written, produced and edited by husband/wife duo Joseph and Vanessa Winter, this inventive found footage fiasco made a definite splash upon its SXSW premiere.
Deadstream stars Joseph Winter as an unpopular content creator who is doing everything possible to climb back into the Internet’s good graces. And he’s desperately attempting to revive his career by spending the night live-streaming his experience in an infamous haunted house.
Dread Central’s editor-in-chief Mary Beth McAndrews gave Deadstream four stars, saying it “proves that found footage is alive, well, and still a wholly original sub-genre perfect for dissecting our new digital landscape.” Check out the trailer for it right here.
Now take a peek at what Riding the Bullet director Mick Garris has to say about the Shudder film:
Get more genre insights from Garris by subscribing to his DREAD podcast Post Mortem with Mick Garris. On the show, he dives deep into the devious minds of the greatest filmmakers and creators of your worst nightmares to bring their distinctive visions to life in fascinating one-on-one conversations. Find it here:
Lastly, have you seen Deadstream yet? Let us know what you think about it on Twitter via @DreadCentral. We’re always around to chat about all things Mick Garris!
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