Padraig Reynolds

Okay, we're going to start with Gatorface.

Gatorface, directed by Padraig, I hope I'm saying the name right, Padraig Reynolds.

starring a few bunch of people, starring some people, but I'll just say as Jess, the main, I don't know, final girl type of person, Dion, and then Gatorface himself, although you never really see him, his face, you just see the Gatorface that's on his face.

He's played by Nicholas Kolaskinski.

Hey, welcome to the station of decapitation without your head.

I'm Nasty Neil and I'm joined by writer and director Patrick Reynolds and Tabitha Brownstone of Gator Face coming to Select Theatre September 11th and then Digital September 15th.

It's cool to have you both here.

great to be here thanks for having us yeah

First one of these is Gatorface.

It was directed by Padraig Reynolds, who you liked Open 24 Hours.

Yeah, I really liked that movie.

In fact, back in 2018, I designed a couple of posters for Fright Fest that were, like, alternative posters to the Graham Humphreys artwork that he does as, like, the big branding for it, and I used Open 24 Hours stills in the poster, and I sent it, or, uh, someone sent it to Padraig, and he really liked it.

Well, I just went and saw Gator Face, which is a sort of backwards Florida throwback killer.

It's directed by Padraig Reynolds.

And it's kind of got like a 70s grindhouse aesthetic to it, which some women are pursued by a man.

Now, here's where his first four is.

On another podcast I do, we've been going through so many shark movies and then have moved across to other menaces of the water, including gators.

So it's Padraig, Padraig, oh, I can't remember.

Is it Padraig Reynolds, I think?

Yeah.

Yeah.