Acting legend Julian Richings joins us to discuss his recent roles in the horror-comedy "Vicious Fun" and the viral thriller "Hall." We also dive into the rest of his insane filmography - which includes "Cube," "Supernatural," "Wrong Turn," "Hard Core Logo," "Survival Of The Dead, and "The Witch" just to name a few. We also chat about the power of Canadian independent film and the differences between working with emerging directors, such as Robert Eggers, Cody Calahan, and Francisco Giannini, and established horror icons like George A. Romero, Guillermo Del Torro, and David Cronenberg. A fantastic conversation about the challenges and rewards of acting and film.
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