Podcast appearances and mentions of emily hagins

Emily Hagins is the director of Sorry About the Demon (2022), My Sucky Teen Romance (2011), Grow Up, Tony Philips (2013) and Coin Heist (2017). She also directed the opening segment, "Cold Open" for the anthology horror flick, Scare Package (2019). Writing her first film, Pathogen (2006) at age 10 and filming it at 12, she was able to get an early kickstart on filmmaking that most don't get to experience. 

Horror mainstay Emily Hagins has been making scary movies since middle school--and here's the proof! Join HPH for a deep dive into a zombie movie written, directed, and shot on video by a twelve year old girl, and all the interesting discussions that brings along with it!

A presentation of The PAPER STREET Podcast, 'LATE TO THE PARTY' is a new recurring program that brings filmmakers, friends, and entertainment industry pros on to discuss a major movie blind spot of theirs. The guest chats with hosts Shawn Talley and Cameron Burns before watching the film, then reconvenes with them after having seen it to all share their thoughts on the movie and much more! ​ This go-round, filmmaker Emily Hagins was late to the party on THE MUMMY, but we're glad she made it!  Hear her and the hosts' hot takes on the hot cast and hot setting, Emily explain her longtime fear of mummified corpses (and chickens, too!?), as well as their thoughts on the CGI, massive practical sets and set pieces, the film's Indiana Jones vibe, and lots more! If you've seen the 1999 film THE MUMMY, check out this lively conversation. And if you haven't, you're late to the party, but that's okay; we'll still be here when you get to it!

Filmmaker Emily Hagins returns to the podcast to discuss her latest film, the state of independent filmmaking, and the movies that have inspired her lately. Stream Sorry About the Demon on Shudder now! Cheesy Nuggets Productions: ⁠http://cheesynuggets.com/⁠ Purchase AGFA's Blu-Ray of Pathogen: ⁠https://vinegarsyndrome.com/products/pathogen-agfa-bleeding-skull?_pos=1&_sid=12e86aa06&_ss=r⁠ Follow the podcast on Instagram and Twitter: @WeAreMoviesPod  Like us on Facebook: ⁠https://www.facebook.com/WeAreMoviesPodcast   ⁠ Follow Johnny on Letterboxd: @JohnnyMocny  Follow Johnny on Instagram or Tik Tok: @JohnnyMocnyComedy --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/we-are-movies/support

This meta comedy horror film might have slipped past you, but if you've run through all the others, this one is probably worth a watch. Synopsis In this film, Max, the daughter of a struggling horror film actress, is grieving after her mother's untimely real death three years prior. Her friend's tone deaf step brother played by Thomas Middleditch insists that Max attend his double feature screening of Camp Bloodbath, the film that made her mother a star.  While attending with her friends, a disaster happens, and they escape through the movie theater screen. In proper movie logic, they somehow by doing so, step into the reality of Camp Bloodbath (an obvious stand in for Friday the 13th). They soon realize that they are trapped until they can navigate to the end of the film and survive the machete-wielding masked killer. Review of The Final Girls (2015) This is another meta horror comedy that seems to be attempting the success of the previous Cabin in the Woods and Tucker and Dale. In comparison, this one is pretty lackluster. However, it does have it's charm and is an enjoyable watch. The one difference in style is that The Final Girls uses 80s fantasy logic, and doesn't bother with realize. This gives them more wiggle room to have fun with the slasher formula. With Adam Divine and Thomas Middleditch in the cast, I did expect it to be funnier than it was. They only go after the easy jokes around the genre, and don't play as much as they could with the archetypal characters or slasher absurdities. It ends up being surprisingly predictable. Score 6/10

On an all new episode of your Boo Crew - JOIN US as we read from the Necronomicon and conjure up our excitement for EVIL DEAD RISE! Find out what's new in scream streams this week to look forward too! Then, the ‘Crew says goodbye to M Night's absolutely brilliant SERVANT (completely spoiler free), gets possessed by Emily Hagins' SORRY ABOUT THE DEMON, stranded in 1979's legendary TOURIST TRAP before wrapping it up with Hulu's HOW I CAUGHT MY KILLER! Its murder & mystique on episode 375! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

On this episode, Rick talks with director Emily Hagins. We talk about how her love of horror began, her film Sorry About The Demon, which is on Shudder, mixing comedy & horror & filming under rona protocols. We also get into how she started making films at a young age in Austin, the wonders of Frito Pie, covering your actors in goo goo muck, comedic tone, which films she'd pair her movie with if it were playing at a drive in & more! Please subscribe, review & give us that 5 star boop!

Episode 156: Emily Hagins. The writer and director of Sorry About The Demon (2023), Coin Heist (2017), Pathogen (2006) and more joins us to talk about her journey through filmmaking from a young age to Shudder and Netflix original features. 

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On this Demonic Cake Baking Episode the Goddamn Cellar Dwellers are very excited to have ‘Sorry About The Demon' writer and Director EMILY HAGINS! We talk about our tremendous love for SATD, horror comedies, making her first movie when she was 12, and so much more. Go watch Sorry About The Demon and give this episode a listen. Great stuff.

On this episode of More Deadly, Ariel and Rachel are possessed by giggles in their review of the horror comedy Sorry About the Demon directed by Emily Hagins. So, did we feel the spirit or does this film owe us an apology? Listen to The More Deadly Podcast Episode 70 to find out! What to watch... Read More The post The More Deadly Podcast Episode 70: Sorry About the Demon appeared first on The Zombie Grrlz Horror Podcast.

On this episode of More Deadly, Ariel and Rachel are possessed by giggles in their review of the horror comedy Sorry About the Demon directed by Emily Hagins. So, did we feel the spirit or does this film owe us an apology? Listen to The More Deadly Podcast Episode 70 to find out! What to watch... Read More The post The More Deadly Podcast Episode 70: Sorry About the Demon appeared first on The Zombie Grrlz Horror Podcast.

A little shorter episode this week for you as we give you our non-spoiler impressions of a recent Shudder Original, SORRY ABOUT THE DEMON! In our FIRST CHOP Tim forgets to stop watching Christmas movies and looks at VIOLENT NIGHT (2022)! And Brian's Tubi Trap selection is in the toilet again (quite literally). Then it's time for SORRY ABOUT THE DEMON, a recent horror-comedy in which a sad sack ex-boyfriend unwittingly moves into a very haunted house! Fans of Aaron B. Koontz's SCARE PACKAGE will love the humor of this witty/creepy combo written and directed by Emily Hagins!

On this installment of The PAPER STREET Podcast, Shawn and Becky are joined by filmmaker and actor Jon Michael Simpson, who's appeared in Emily Hagins' "Cold Open" segment in SCARE PACKAGE and her latest feature, SORRY ABOUT THE DEMON. They talk with Jon Michael about his comedy and improv roots, moving into directing and producing, and all about Paper Street Pictures' new horror-comedy, including the collaborative effort, the logistical (and "goo") challenges, making it under strict pandemic parameters, and more! Also on the program: a fun round of 'Rapid Fire 15' with the guest, Miss Piggy, pop-punk, butt rock, dance offs, and Becky's Deep Cut Slasher of the Week!

Filmmaker Emily Hagins (subject of Zombie Girl: The Movie) joins the podcast to discuss her experience making her first film as a preteen, her horror-centric filmography and creative inspirations, and her future projects. Sorry About the Demon comes to Shudder in 2023. Cheesy Nuggets Productions: http://cheesynuggets.com/ Purchase AGFA's Blu-Ray of Pathogen: https://vinegarsyndrome.com/products/pathogen-agfa-bleeding-skull?_pos=1&_sid=12e86aa06&_ss=r Follow the podcast on Instagram and Twitter: @WeAreMoviesPod Like us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/WeAreMoviesPodcast Follow Johnny on Letterboxd: @JohnnyMocny Follow Johnny on Instagram or Tik Tok: @JohnnyMocnyComedy --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Tim is joined by returning guest Russell Bailey as we discuss Day 5 of FrightFest (Monday), including PIGGY, TERRIFIER 2, BURIAL, BARBARIAN, FALL, LIVING WITH CHUCKY and more. Read our interview with Ben Parker (writer / director of BURIAL) here. Read our interview with Emily Hagins (writer / director of SORRY ABOUT THE DEMON) here. Theme music by The Gideon Complex - recorded by FrEQ Audio Recordings. Follow us on: Facebook Facebook Discussion Group Twitter Instagram Letterboxd www.movingpicturesfilmclub.com Email: movingpicturesfilmclub@gmail.com

The future of film lies in the hands of the next generation of storytellers. In Episode 5 of Hyperreal Film Club presents: Texas Film in Focus, Sam (IG: @sraelopez) gets at the heart of youth programs & showcases with guests Emily Hagins, Sylvia Butanda, Bears Rebecca Fonte, Linda Seto, Frank Sanchez, Guillermina Zabala, and Esmeralda Hernandez. Episode 5 transcript and show notes can be found here: https://bit.ly/TexFilmInFocus5 --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/hyperrealfilmclub/message

Thank God It's Friday! This week on TGIF I am joined by the lovely Emily Hagins, a Los Angeles based filmmaker who has left quite an impression on me with her segment "Cold Open" in the horror comedy "Scare Package" (I am a huge fan on of the anthology please go watch it you will have a blast). Please join Emily and me as we dive into the beautiful gothic horror movie, Crimson Peak and discuss our intense love for Guillermo del Toro. See you next Friday! CW - sexual content (consensual), incest, psychological abuse, poisoning, and death. Follow Emily - Twitter and Instagram Follow TGIF - Twitter, Instagram, and Letterboxd Join the Discord Support on Ko-Fi This podcast is powered by Pinecast.

This week Liz and Alrik welcome writer/director and filmmaking Wunderkin, Emily Hagins on the show to talk about directing the segment ‘Cold Open' for the new horror anthology Scare Package which is out now on Shudder! Emily, Liz and Alrik have a classic filmmakers conversation, covering how Emily got started, what it was like to have your third feature film accepted into SXSW at age 17 and how Emily is still dealing with ageism and sexism ten years later. This conversation is on the longer side so pull up a chair and join in on this open and honest filmmaking discussion! Filmmaker, writer, actor and director Rakefet Abergel also joins the show to talk about her short film, Boo!, another must see short film, which Alrik and Liz both loved discussing!

NHE host Scott Murphy chats to writer/director Emily Hagins about “Cold Open” her segment in the horror anthology “Scare Package.” A film that might just be the most covered on the show given we have also talked two other directors who worked on the film (Aaron B. Koontz and Anthony Cousins). Over the course of […]

We are joined by the wonderful director Emily Hagins (Coin Heist, Scare Package) to discuss the classic Robert Rodriguez film, The Faculty. Emily reveals that this particular film was a huge inspiration for her as it was shot in her hometown of Austin, Texas. She talks about the similarities between writing comedy and horror and how the two genres mix well together. And she and April discuss the way writing dialogue for teenage characters has changed in recent years.Please consider financially supporting our show by becoming a Maximum Fun member at Maximumfun.org/joinYou can watch Coin Heist on Netflix now.If you haven’t seen The Faculty yet, it’s great!With April Wolfe and Emily Hagins.

Xavier and Mike are back with reviews for the horror anthology Scare Package (2019) and Dead Snow 2: Red vs. Dead (2014) by Tommy Wirkola.

This episode’s lineup: 1. Demon Wind (1990) directed by Charles Philip Moore 2. Blacula (1972) directed by William Crain 3. Scare Package (2019) directed by Courtney Andujar, Hillary Andujar, Anthony Cousins, Emily Hagins, Aaron B. Koontz, Chris McInroy, Noah Segan, and Baron Vaughn 4. Return to Horror High (1987) directed by Bill Froehlich 5. Yummy […] The post 74 – Possessed Pals, Black Horror, and Cosmetic Peril appeared first on Sticker Fridge Studios.

On this installment of The PAPER STREET Podcast, Shawn Talley and Becky Sayers discuss the latest on Amazon screening South By Southwest 2020, and what future festivals are doing to better the deal for filmmakers who opt into online premieres. The hosts also talk about their early genre influences, devouring DVD extras and making-of documentaries, and how old they were when they first picked up a camera. They're joined by filmmaking wunderkind Emily Hagins (MY SUCKY TEEN ROMANCE, COIN HEIST), who talks about making her first feature at only 12 years old, her love of horror-comedy, and writing compelling young characters. Also on the show: the hosts play a round of Rapid Fire 15 with Emily, talk up Jeff Ray's documentary Missio: Love Me Whole, plus Becky's Deep Cut Slasher of the Week, and some thoughts on ROAR and... Dawson's Creek? For show notes and more on this and past episodes, please visit www.paperstreetpodcast.com

This week we take on Netflix's twenty-first film, the 2017 heist film ‘Coin Heist.’ Directed by Emily Hagins starring Sasha Pieterse, Alexis G. Zall, Alex Saxon, Jay Walker, Neal Huff, Michael Cyril Creighton and Mark Blum.   Make sure you follow us at Flix Forum on Facebook or @flixforum on Twitter and Instagram and answer our question of the week, 'Which character can walk away at the end of the film feeling good about themselves?'   You can listen to us on Apple Podcasts, Spotify and Podbean so please subscribe and drop us a review or 5 star rating.    Next week we look at 'Clinical' so check out the film before then. You can see the trailer here. 

What a true joy it was to talk with someone so talented, inspirational, and spirited about being a filmmaker.  The young Emily Hagins started her career around the age of 12 creating the blueprints for what would eventually become her debut feature PATHOGEN.  It was a cult hit, and received a lot of attention and acclaim from the Austin film community -- directors and critics supported her as well as her loving parents.  She would go on to make a coming-of-age vampire movie, an indie dramedy about one of her close friends, and most recently, a teenage heist movie based on a popular young adult novel.  COIN HEIST is her latest, and it features another delightful ensemble.  Be sure to add it to your queue on Netflix or better yet, watch it now as well as her earlier work.  After hearing our conversation, I'm sure you'll want to support her just as much as I will!  00:00 - 08:27 - Introduction 08:28 - 39:24 - Interview with Emily Hagins 39:25 - 42:50 - Outro Visit Emily's Website: http://www.cheesynuggets.com/index.html More about her latest film COIN HEIST: http://www.imdb.com/title/tt5740806/ https://www.netflix.com/title/80097725 Visit The Podcast Network: http://nowplayingnetwork.net Visit The Podcast Website: http://voicesvisions.net

Marc and Jono sit down with Horror movie director Emily Hagins

Reviews: The Answer #1, Deadpool Killustrated #1, UncannyX-Force #1, Young Avengers #1, Spartacus: War of the Damned Jimmy is joined in studio by old pal Matt Walton. They discuss the Attack of the Show and X-Playfinales along with the demise of G4TV, Jimmy finaly starts catching up on Adventure Time and loves it, they give comic colorists lotsa love and Jimmy's interview with young director Emily Hagins is up on Stated. Plus, an exclusive and probably not real scoop on a musical episode of Spartacus! News includes: JJ Abrams to direct Star Wars: Episode VII, Young Justice and Green Lantern get canceled making room for Beware the Batman and Teen Titans Go!, Powerpuff Girls returns, Kyle Baker gives away comics, more original X-Men cast join Bryan Singer's upcoming X-Men film, Marvel  rolls out Phase 3 films, Battlestar Galactica: Blood and Chrome finally gets SyFy airdate and New Zealand mints Doctor Who coins. As always, listener feedback, Top 3 and more! Leave your iTunes comments! 5 stars and nothing but love! Thanks for listening!

On this episode of PDC LIVE!! we are feeling vastly unaccomplished as we welcome 19 year old director Emily Hagins to talk about her new movie My Sucky Teen Romance. Sure 19 doesn't seem TOO young for a first time director that's why Emily decided to direct her first feature at 12!! After realizing how unambitious OUR teen years were we go to the source of that lack of ambition, VIDEO GAMES!! Or, more specifically video game movies. With the release of Resident Evil: Retribution Travis and I take a look into the future of video game movies....will they continue to be bashed or will they take the place of comic book adapatations?

Reviews: Detective Comics Vol 2 Annual #1, Justice League Vol 2 #12, Locke & Key Grindhouse One Shot, National Comics Looker #1, Phantom Lady Vol 3 #1 Jimmy flies solo so the episode doesn't run too long! All those pesky guest co-hosts talk too much. Sheeesh. Jimmy sat down with director Emily Hagins about her new film My Sucky Teen Romancealong with her other film work. Loyal listeners will remember that Emily was on the podcast a few years back with her first feature film Pathogen. This amazing 19 year old has done 3 features! Listen to them chat about zombies, vampires, ghosts, comedy and just generally nerd out over film. Jimmy also spoils the Doctor Who premiere that aired last Saturday. News includes: Joss Whedon brings S.H.I.E.L.D. to TV, Marvel teases Dark Phoenix return, Hickman's Avengerslineup announced, BBC's Sherlock gets the manga treatment, and Michael Emerson is The Joker! As always, listener feedback, Top 3 and more! Leave your iTunes comments! 5 stars and nothing but love!

Andy sits down with Emily Hagins (Pathogen, My Sucky Teen Romance) to talk about teen filmmaking, upcoming projects and her views on film school.

Last fall, I had the opportunity to interview the writer-director team of Michael Spierig and Peter Spierig for their Fantastic Fest premiere of the vampire film Daybreakers. We talked about casting, creature effects and the cost of contact lenses.  You can listen to the interview here, but be warned, a few plot points are touched on, so there may be spoilers. For brevity, I had to cut out part of the conversation, including a Emily Hagins love fest. Apparently the Spierig brothers are well aware of Austin's youngest auteur, and they did spend some time talking with her at the Fantastic Fest closing-night party.  Daybreakers opens in Austin theaters on Friday, January 8. Keep an eye out for Debbie's review later today.

Reviews: Justice League of America #38, Angel Vs. Frankenstein Young filmmaker Emily Hagins joins us to discuss her film Pathogen. She wrote/directed it when she was 11. Now 17 (as of today..HAPPY BIRTHDAY EMILY!), she is working on new films and continuing to grow as a filmmaker. Aaron Marshall joins us as well to discuss the documentary, Zombie Girl, that he did following Emily around in her feature film directorial debut of Pathogen. The boys talk about the recent Doomsday Film Fest. And, uh-oh...Tony Lee and Ben Templesmith are in town so Jimmy is off to join them later. Expect stories next week! News includes 30 Days of Night sequel, Nick buys the Turtles, Newsarama sold, Deadpool Corps., Dollhouse delayed, Iowa hates zombies, etc.