Fear on Film – Interview with David Hinds, director and Producer Todd Franklin of the Horror film, "Black Goat"

In this spine-tingling episode of Fear on Film, we go behind the curtain of the independent horror film, "Black Goat", with two of its most dedicated architects. We are joined by visionary director David Hinds and seasoned producer Todd Franklin to discuss the blood, sweat, and tears required to bring nightmares to life on a budget.

David and Tod dive deep into their collaborative process, sharing exclusive stories from their most recent projects. We explore the challenges of capturing authentic dread, the technical hurdles of practical effects, and how they navigate the ever-evolving landscape of indie film distribution.

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Fear on Film – Interview with Bruce Wemple, Director of "Capture"

In this episode, we dive deep into Bruce Wemple's transition from creature features and sci-fi to the his latest haunted object horror film "Capture"!

We'll discuss his philosophy on building sustained dread and the importance of collaboration with his frequent creative team.

Bruce Wemple also shares the creative process behind his latest feature, which follows Abby—a lifelong orphan who inherits her parents' abandoned home and discovers a mysterious thirty-year-old camcorder. As she reviews old tapes, she uncovers a terrifying supernatural reality: anyone the camera records is marked for death.

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Trailer

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Season 1 -Episode - 12 – 'Til Death Do Us Part! – March 13, 2026

We are closing the crypt on this season of Fear on Film with a massive, exclusive deep dive into one of the most anticipated gothic horror releases of 2026: Maggie Gyllenhaal's The Bride!

In this season finale, we dissect this bold re-imagining of the Frankenstein mythos. How does the 1930s Chicago setting hold up? Is Jessie Buckley's take on the Bride a new horror icon? And what about that radical, combustible romance with Christian Bale's monster?

Don't miss our next—and wildest—discussion yet!

Thank you to all our listeners for another incredible season. We'll be back soon... to haunt your ears again.

Fear on Film .....Where Horror Lives!

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Music Credits:

"War Cry" by Infraction

All films, music and other materials used in these recordings and episodes of the Fear On Film Podcast are strictly for commentary purposes. Copyright disclaimer under section 107 of the copyright act of 1976, allowance is made for fair use for the purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, scholarship, and research. Fair use is a use permitted by the copyright statute that might otherwise be infringing. Non profit, educational or personal use tips the balance in favor of fair use.