William Malone

Two excerpts from MGM Parade, original shooting script, theatrical trailer, image galleries.

And a lot of people like Joe Dante and William Malone, they get to talk about Robbie the Robot and how cool and popular he was, how he pops up, and he's just a cultural, you know, kind of pop culture icon.

Great release from Arrow Video, especially if you're a fan of the movie.

Now, I did have a lot of caveats on it, and I don't mean that as a negativity.

Yeah.

So this is, fear.com is, we were, we were really keen that we did an early, um early on kind of internet film like i i'm thinking there you know it had to be horror obviously there was things like the net sandra bullock's the net which again you know like wonderful when you watch stuff like that to be like you know the conception of what you know the net will be but yeah this is like yeah 2002 is directed by william malone who is a genre stalwart so he made the house on haunted hill remake which is kind of a lot of fun he is you know he's he's one of those guys who would you know rock up on mick garris's uh podcast uh as a master of horror would he

would he spill his guts literally on he would

literally spill his guts but he so he's made you know he he's he's sort of He's a talented hack, is what I would say, William Malone.

He's got a style.

He's got a style, hasn't he, William

He loves things like traps and sliding doors.

He's very old school.

Yeah, because they're cheap to make.

But I mean, like, you know, the remake of House on Hornet Hill, the William Malone movie.

I mean, it's fun.

It's a lot of fun to watch.