I grew up reading Fangoria. There would be no Arrow in the Head without Fangoria. I pretty much learned all I needed to learn about horror, filmmaking, FX etc. reading that mag. So yeah, it’s always a trip for me when I appear in Fango. With that; I recently chatted with the FANGORIA WEBSITE about DEAD SHADOWS and here’s an except below, read the whole thing HERE.

“Once all hell breaks loose, my character becomes a father figure to the young lead—one who is all about tough love, and has no time for weak-tit behavior, but a father figure nonetheless.” The character, also named John (“Big stretch there,” the actor deadpans), left a lot of room for interpretation. “When I got the script, he was very vague and mysterious, which I thought was kind of cool because it gave me the opportunity to make my own decisions and define him the way I saw him—come up with a background, why’s he like this, why’s he like that. John was always basically a man who hates people, is very angry, and once the shit hits the fan, he finally finds himself in a scenario he’s comfortable in. Basically, he’s good at killing, and it’s time to kill.”

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