"Blood, Sweat and Drool" - an interview at lit mag Shock Totem.

http://www.shocktotem.com/11/11/2013/blood-sweat-and-drool-an-conversation-with-director-jeremiah-kipp/

"I love horror movies and have found it to be a wonderfully flexible genre. What’s interesting to me is when Mary Shelley wrote Frankenstein, they called it a romance, but not in the Hallmark sense of the word. Romance at that time meant it has sweeping elements of the fantastic. And how would you classify a movie like Don’t Look Now, the intensely dark story of a couple in Venice haunted by the death of their child and perhaps communicating with her beyond the grave? It feels like a drama and yet has a sense of tension and terror. I would call it a horror movie. I feel like the films I’m making might fall into that category. I’d be proud to have them called horror films, but am content if people find them to be beautiful and macabre." - "Blood, Sweat and Drool" - an interview with yours truly on Shock Totem.