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Step inside Looks Creepy Cool, the official horror podcast of Haunted House FearFest, the film & video game festival where fear never sleeps. In this trailer, festival owner Renee Huff reveals what’s coming — eerie interviews with filmmakers, game developers, plus original scary stories and folklore from the Library of Shadows.

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This episode is part of our early archive before the official relaunch of Looks Creepy Cool, the podcast of Haunted House FearFest. The format has since evolved, but we’ve kept these conversations available for fans and horror history.

In this segment, dive into the fascinating world of costume design with Jevyn Nelms, the creative force behind the costumes in 'Summoning Sylvia' and 'Bloodbound.' Jevyn shares her meticulous process of designing for diverse characters such as drag queens, witches, and military officers. She opens up about the challenges of tailoring and sourcing unique garments, emphasizing how costumes convey character traits and create visual contrasts. Delving into her experience with horror films, Jevyn discusses the necessity of creating multiple costumes to handle the blood and violence typical of the genre. Jevyn recounts her eerie experience of living in a haunted apartment and her exciting work adventure in Iceland. She wraps up by sharing insights on her latest project, 'Lost Nation,' a historical feature about Ethan Allen and Lucy Prince.

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This episode is part of our early archive before the official relaunch of Looks Creepy Cool, the podcast of Haunted House FearFest. The format has since evolved, but we’ve kept these conversations available for fans and horror history.

Sit down with Sue-Ming Frauenhofer, Producer and Production Designer, and Matthew Stoeski, the Director of the horror film 'Pattern Recognition'.

In this episode, they dive into the creative inspiration behind the film, from the haunting imagery of elephants to the symbolic use of rotten food to portray decay. The discussion weaves through themes of family, anger, and the influence of literature, especially Franz Kafka's 'Metamorphosis'.

Explore their creative process, from writing rituals to the art of color grading that enhances the film's eerie atmosphere. Hear about the creepiest and coolest experiences from the set, the importance of taking risks, and the magic of filmmaking. Learn about the critical balance between storytelling and shocking the audience, as well as the challenges faced and memorable behind-the-scenes moments.

Tune in for an in-depth look at the making of 'Pattern Recognition' and the fascinating minds behind it!

Lawyer Up (Filmmaker, Matthew Stoeski) https://youtu.be/tFiVXbjM-zs