Bodies of Horror: Episode 66 - The Sound of Violence (2021) feat. Sharai Bohannon
Nichole is back to cover 2021’s Sound of Violence. This film is absolutely wild – a story of an artist that will go any length to create her masterpiece before she loses her hearing – and Nichole is joined by the delightful Sharai Bohannon to make sure it is given the shine and “What the fuck did w…
#162 - Sound of Violence | Directed by Alex Noyer (with Robyn Zabukovec)
Tune in as Pride Month reaches the end of the road on 2CC! With this fourth and final episode of June, Arthur teams back up with his filmmaker buddy Robyn Zabukovec for a breakdown of Sound of Violence, the 2021 slasher horror film that uses synesthesia as the innovative foundation for an atmospher…
Interview with Filmmaker Alex Noyer (Sound of Violence)
Joining the program today is Alex Noyer, the writer-director behind the 2021 slasher horror movie Sound of Violence. This podcast had actually done a whole episode on that Jasmin Savoy Brown-starring film back in June, so it’s especially great to have Alex onboard here to learn more about his life …
105. Alex Noyer’s Sound of Violence (2021)
Greatest secret super-villain origin story film of all time? Yeah, I think so. Join us for a movie you think is going to be pompous, but then is low-key shlocky mad scientist music saw. So... you're welcome for another instant-classic episode of Loathsome Things: A Horror Movie Podcast for sad whit…
HHR Ep. 236: Director Alex Noyer & Producer Hannu Aukia behind the musically macabre of CONDUCTOR
HHR Ep. 236: Director Alex Noyer & Producer Hannu Aukia behind the musically macabre of CONDUCTOR by Jay Kay
Alex Noyer on Zack Snyder's Dawn of the Dead
This week, writer-director Alex Noyer – whose folk-horror creepshow Love Is the Monster is newly available on VOD – asks whether Zack Snyder’s Dawn of the Dead is a faithful remake of the George A. Romero classic, or something entirely new. Your genial host Norm Wilner is very interested in the ans…
Directing Indie Folk Horror: Alex Noyer on Funding, 40% Tax Rebates, Two-Camera Setups, Ensemble Casts and his latest indie film 'Love is The Monster'
Noyer on filmmaking, Tax Incentives, Folk Horror, and Directing Love is the Monster
What do you do when your folk horror film is deeply rooted in Finnish mythology, but the financing dictates you have to shoot it in Canada? You adapt, you pivot, and you get your movie made.
This week on The Filmm…
Love is the Monster, Hold the Fort, Animals, Planet of the Apes, and Lost Highway
We’re back with another collection of five films, some new, some not so much. We’ll open with the comedic “Hold the Fort” and then the not-funny-at-all “Love is the Monster,” both new releases. We’ll take a look at a creepy, long-ish short film, “Animals,” also from this year. We’ll then watch a co…
Ep 314: Interview w/Alex Noyer, Director & Co-Writer of “Love Is the Monster”
After making his feature film debut with “Sound of Violence” — a unique slasher film starring Jasmin Savoy Brown — Alex Noyer is back with a new horror film rooted in Finnish folklore. Tune in to hear all about making “Love Is the Monster,” how his Finnish background and the country’s interpretatio…
'Love is the Monster' Director Alex Noyer Explains the Origins Behind His Latest Film, Plans for the Future
"Sound of Violence" director Alex Noyer returns for a special interview to discuss his latest film "Love is the Monster" plus his plans to crossover to a new genre for his next film
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