Actress, producer, assistant director, multi-talented creator Laura Rodriguez gives us a few minutes of her time to answer our questions:
Category Archives: Women in Horror Month
Sirrah Medeiros, Writer and Editor of Dark Fiction [Women in Horror Month 2024]
Horror Creative Mel Heflin Interview [Women in Horror Month 2024]
Actor Spooky Madison Interview [Women in Horror Month 2024]
For our second interview of the day, let’s meet multi-talented actor Spooky Madison.
Monster Performer Samantha Rodes Interview [Women in Horror Month 2024]
We are back, back at it! Women in Horror Month 2024 is upon us. Come joing us and get to know creative women of the genre. Today, we start with Monster Performer Samathan Rodes.
Interview with Director Lisa Ovies [Women in Horror Month 2021]
Please introduce yourself.
Thank you so much, My name is Lisa Ovies. I am a director and producer working predominantly in horror. I started off as an actress in 2008 and quickly learned that I was not going to get the roles and jobs I wanted unless I took a more active role in my career. In 2011 I launched my first production company I No.Films and in 2014 I started my directing career.
My feature debut as a director ‘Puppet Killer’ did 4 months on the festival circuit in 2019-2020 before Covid shut us down, receiving 79 nominations and awards including several for best overall feature, best director and Jury awards for best film.
Interview with Actress and Horror Hostess Sheri Davis [Women in Horror Month 2021]
Please introduce yourself.
Hi! I am Sheri Davis. I am an actress, producer, director, and host of Lone Star Horrors which can be watched on Fear Flix at After Hours Cinema on Roku. I am also a Registered Nurse and Set Medic, which also transitioned into becoming a Covid Compliance Officer for film and television, since the pandemic has begun. I grew up in a small rural town in North Texas. I was a total Tomboy as a child. My parents divorced when I was 4 or 5. I was raised by middle-class working parents and my grandparents who all lived in the same little town of about 3,000 people. I have 3 younger brothers as well, but I think I was still more boy than any of them were because I would much rather have been on my dirtbike, riding horses, playing sports, or anything other than hanging out with other girls. I am also the mom of two beautiful daughters.






