While I never met Orson Welles, I was once told the greatest Orson Welles story by a former sailor as we were stuck in a jury room during a murder trial. I won’t go into the details other than to let you know that it’s part of my book ’80s Teen Flick Festival Reunion. But … Read more
Great horror television lives and dies by pacing: move too slowly and viewers get bored before the scares arrive, move too quickly though, and the tension never has time to build. The best horror shows understand exactly when to reveal information, when to hold back, and when to unleash something
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