The Man Behind the Monster Slayer

Trevor Matthews is a busy man – he’s not only the business mind behind Brookstreet Pictures, but the co-producer of, and lead actor in, new hammer horror film Jack Brooks: Monster Slayer. This Canadian venture is the brainchild of Matthews and the co-founding members of his production company. It’s a gore-filled feature debut targeting a ready-made horror genre fan base. Jack Brooks: Monster Slayer has already released in cinemas stateside and the DVD release in early October is hinged around FrightFest – how horribly appropriate.

Progression and Perpetuity in Sao Paulo: Interview with Walter Salles

Walter Salles’ new work of the heart and mind, Linha de Passe, confirms his unique ability to make thrilling and intimate social drama that is neither moralistic toward the viewer nor judgemental toward the subject. Though he does not impose his own opinions on the audience, and seeks only to inform and question, Napalm is proud here to be party to his thoughts on religion, economic development and the excitement and fear of working with first-time film actors.

Sitting in the Orchard Room of the Dorchester Hotel in London, Peter Bee felt rather out of his depth awaiting the arrival of Owen Wilson and Jennifer Aniston, the stars of this month’s new release Marley & Me. The dog based tale of family life that filled the cinemas in America is now ready to be unleashed on the UK.

Interview with Brian Sloan

Written from his very personal journals following 9/11, WTC View is the amazing semi-autobiographical film from director Brian Sloan. Here he talks about life in New York now, his experiences distributing the film and his next exciting feature.