Rogue Cinema Interview

Thanks Misty Layne for the interview over at Rogue Cinema. "I’d love to do a car movie like MAD MAX or VANISHING POINT or DUEL. Something terse and tense that’s about the intensity of the road. My guilty pleasure is THE FAST AND THE FURIOUS; the first one, not the sequels. It’s 90 minutes of high-octane adrenaline; and then once the race is over, there’s nothing else. The movie immediately ends and cuts to the credits without a dénouement. I found this so refreshing!" 

http://www.roguecinema.com/article3948.html

Interview with Zoe Daelman Chlanda

One of my favorite articles. An interview by Sheila O'Malley with actress Zoë Daelman Chlanda about her work.

http://www.slantmagazine.com/house/2010/23/the-hell-she-knows-an-interview-with-contacts-zo-daelman-chlanda

Mortal Gore reviews CRESTFALLEN

"Dark and intimate...in just 5 minutes of time CRESTFALLEN manages to deliver an emotional punch of heartache and regret." - Mortal Gore

http://www.mortalgore.com/content/review-jeremiah-kipps-short-film-crestfallen

Viva la Spain

I did a podcast interview with Elena Anele from Horror Rises From Spain where we talked about the damage I do to women in CONTACT, CRESTFALLEN, DROOL and THE DAYS GOD SLEPT -- and also cover my working relationship with Dominick Sivilli, Joe Fiorillo and a little bit about that first feature.

http://horrorrisesfromspain.wordpress.com/2013/07/26/hrfs-2-16-jeremiah-kipp-and-more/

New review of THE DAYS GOD SLEPT by Jared Mobarak

Critic and designer Jared Mobarak contemplates The Days God Slept. 

"Everyone wants to know everything and nothing about the person they share their life with and it’s hard to argue against choosing to trust the unknown won’t repeat rather than the known. And we learn that while the truth can cleanse the fearful, it can also break the fearless."

http://www.jaredmobarak.com/2013/07/18/the-days-god-slept/

Culture mag T-Mak World writes up THE DAYS GOD SLEPT.

"Religious scripture wrapped in crafty wordplay (by Joe Fiorillo) espousing a multitude of demonic beliefs within the confines of a pay for play strip club is not your typical opening scene to a film. Then again, Jeremiah Kipp is not your typical director. The moody unnerving score by Harry 'Friday the 13th' Manfredini stands, once again, as a testament to his craft. Not to be outdone, the three leading actors more than held their own in this tight little thriller. By showing full command of the short film genre, one can only image what cinematic offerings await when Jeremiah Kipp gets the green light and financing for a full length feature." " 

http://tmakworld.com/2013/07/the-days-god-slept-short-film-review.html

Screening of IN MONTAUK and THAT'S WHAT SHE TOLD ME

Two projects I  co-produced, both directed by Kim Cummings, screened at New York Women in Film & TV Member Screening Series.  IN MONTAUK (feature) and THAT'S WHAT SHE TOLD ME (short).  A great time was had by all.