Podcast appearances and mentions of kerry o'quinn

Interview with writer/director Spencer F. Lee We talk about his background in film, and his documentary “From The Bridge”, which is a warp speed ride through the history and evolution of fandom. Hosted by George Takei and featuring in depth interviews with many prominent figures in sci-fi, fantasy, comics, and fandom in general. Spencer talks about his relationship with Kerry O'Quinn writer, magazine publisher, director and producer, who created Starlog, Fangoria, Cinemagic, and other magazine series. Also we discuss fandom as a whole, and the positivity of how it encompasses so many areas by bringing people together, and how the fan base is inspired by finding role models in pop culture. Spencer and I talk about the late great Stan Lee writer & publisher of Marvel Comics and how his creations along with the many talented artists involved in the creation process have made a type of timeless modern mythology that resonates with the fans. In closing Spencer talks about the message of his documentary which in his own words is love, passion, peace, and bringing people together. Lastly we talk about Howard Rothman former Lucasfilm Licensing president, that is interviewed and featured in the film. As well as a legendary piece of history when Starlog creator Kerry O’Quinn introduces the two science fiction titans Gene Roddenberry and George Lucas on stage at Star Wars Celebration in the mid 1980’s. For more info visit: http://fromthebridgemovie.com/

Set aside some time MONSTER PARTIERS! This episode is a real page turner! JAMES GONIS, SHAWN SHERIDAN, LARRY STROTHE, and MATT WEINHOLD, take this golden opportunity to salute those pulse pounding periodicals that continue to shape our nerd lives. It's...HORROR & SCI-FI MAGAZINES!!! Why is this a golden opportunity, you may ask? Because the guest for this voluminous topic, happens to be the KING of horror & sci-fi mags himself! He's the co-creator/publisher of such genre tomes as STARLOG, FANGORIA, CINEMAGIC, FUTURE LIFE, and COMICS SCENE, as well as producing the STAR TREK 20th ANNIVERSARY CONVENTION, and the STAR WARS 10th ANNIVERSARY CONVENTION. MONSTER PARTY proudly welcomes... KERRY O'QUINN! Kerry's vast knowledge of publishing and colorful stories, paint a fascinating picture of how fandom has grown, and changed over the years. This episode is not to be missed! Just like all the other ones! And be sure to look for the KERRY O'QUINN documentary, "FROM THE BRIDGE," hosted by GEORGE TAKAI! Coming soon!  

This week we take a past, present and future look at the work of Fangoria. We got the opportunity to sit down with the father and co founder of the the magazine Kerry O'Quinn for a heartfelt retelling of how the genres best publications got to print. He is joined by Hunter Wayne who is a writer/director as well as Kerry's assistant. We talk about origins, music, his many publications, accomplishments, Star Wars, Star Trek and of course Horror. Kerry also gives us an exclusive look into the upcoming documentary “From The Bridge” which details his life. Kerry even shares a song that he composed in this episode! Then in a separate interview we are joined by the NEW head of Fangoria Dallas Sonnier to talk about his roots, love of horror why he acquired the magazine. Dallas details what happened with Fangoria, where it is headed and the process of re-establishing peoples nostalgia and earning their trust once again. It's a Fang-tastic episode that any horror fan will appreciate. EPISODE LINK https://www.longlivethevoid.com/episodes/ep92fangolives iTunes https://t.co/RLpgyiPuzE So grab your mom to get a copy of Fangoria at the grocery store, don't forget your nostalgia and be sure to grab your genre love as we travel Beyond The Void! SIGN UP for a FANGORIA Subscription here https://fangoria.com/

Frank and Len talk to a true living legend - Kerry O'Quinn. Anyone born in the 70s and 80s and is a fan of horror and sci-fi owes Kerry a huge debt of gratitude. He is a writer and publisher of some of the most influential magazines in the industry including Starlog, Fangoria and Cinemagic just to name a few. He talks the inception of these fan mags and also shares some great info about the very first Star Wars Celebration. If you're digging this podcast, please head over to http://www.patreon.com/creaturegeek and support us with a few bucks.

Travis and Mark welcome Kerry O'Quinn to the podcast!  Kerry's work has inspired generations of nerds to become filmmakers by giving some of the first behind-the-scenes looks at how our favorite TV shows and movies are made with magazines like Starlog, Fangoria, Gorezone, adn Cinemagic!  The boys talk about Star Wars, making movies before digital (8mm, kids!) and Kerry's own feature film, "Drag Worms"!We want to hear from you - give us your feedback and maybe we’ll give you a shout-out on the show! Visit us at facebook.com/boycowradio; or on Twitter: @BoyCowRadio! Co-hosted by Travis Richey (@TheTravisRichey) and Mark W. Gray (@RocketPictures) and produced by Jeffrey Gardner (@jeffaplus).

Kerry O'Quinn has worked in nearly every capacity of the entertainment industry during his incredible and unique career – film, tv, conventions, musicals, soundtracks, and of course ... the magazine industry. Kerry created and founded Starlog magazine, along with a slew of other indelible classics like Fangoria. He has influenced and inspired thousands of creatives, all while consistently moving forward on his own projects. In part 2 of Kurt's interview, Kerry discusses his own historic interview with Star Wars creator George Lucas, producing Star Trek and Star Wars conventions, and how he ended up directing Rod Serling in a commercial. Kerry also reveals what caused him to leave Starlog and Fangoria, and opens up about some very personal challenges. Despite those speed bumps , Kerry continues to write today and pursue his various creative endeavors at a pace few can compare to. Hear all about those projects and more on this incredibly inspiring edition of Bad Headshots.

Kerry O'Quinn has worked in nearly every capacity of the entertainment industry during his incredible and unique career: film, tv, conventions, musicals, soundtracks, and of course ... the magazine industry. Kerry created and founded Starlog magazine, along with a slew of other indelible classics like Fangoria. He has influenced and inspired thousands of creatives, all while consistently moving forward on his own projects.