Back on Set

It feels refreshing to be working with the guys from A Horrible Way to Die again. Cue disgusting color balances for a disgusting horror movie. I love it.

Not So Horrible

I was converting some RAW files for the fellows behind A Horrible Way to Die and realized that I never posted one of my favorite images. The film is getting some great buzz! Anchor Bay just bought the rights and the film debuted at the Toronto International Film Festival earlier this fall.

Welp, this is old.

 I made this as a part of my EPJ project in the spring.

The Making of "A Horrible Way to Die" from Taylor Glascock on Vimeo.

To see the rest of the project, check out my Bengal space. If I remember correctly, I like the linked compression better, and I may have fixed the audio since my vimeo posting. I'll eventually be moving it to my personal website.

AHWTD: Oh Hai, I Miss You Guys.

The movie wrapped a couple of weeks ago, and everyone has returned to their respective homesteads. I am still in Columbia, and must say that I really miss the cast and crew. Whiiiiiiine.

AHWTD: Misery has a home, and it's on Lost Cabin Road.

It's a real place. I am surprised we even made it out alive. Behold images from the last day of shooting A Horrible Way to Die.

Kim Sherman = Santa Claus.

 Why is Simon sad?

 He's sad because he had frostbite.

 Lead actress Amy Seimetz went through a lot. A lot a lot.

So thank god for hot cocoa.

AHWTD: I'm Developing an Immunity to Gore

I used to be easily sickened by blood. Not anymore. More photos after the break.

AHWTD: The Shadiest of Bars

Some behind the scenes images of a shoot at the shadiest bar I've ever been to.

A.J. Bowen, most likely thinking about his next "steak"

It was a long shoot. 

All hail Adam Wingard, almighty director and jellyfish king. 

Special Effects: Possibly Disturbing Content

I had the privilege of shooting the application of some special effects makeup for "A Horrible Way to Die". The makeup took about four hours to apply, and the scene probably took about ten minutes to shoot. Many thanks to the delightful Kelsey for letting me take photos. Due to possibly disturbing material, the post continues after the jump.

On Set of "A Horrible Way to Die"

More stills! The movie leaked, so I can actually describe what I'm doing now. I'm working with co-producer Simon Barrett and director Adam Wingard on their thriller in Columbia, Mo.