Podcast appearances and mentions of peter cornwell

One bright day in the middle of the night, two dead boys got up to fight! Join Reneé, John Paul, and Travis as they discuss Peter Cornwell's 2009 supernatural horror film "The Haunting in Connecticut." Please consider supporting the show on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/thepodmortem  Pod Mortem would like to thank Original CINematic for sponsoring this week's episode! https://www.ogcinpro.com/  Feel free to contact: William Rush: wrush@ogcinpro.com Xxena Rush: xrush@ogcinpro.com    Where to listen to the podcast and follow us on social media: https://allmylinks.com/thepodmortem Follow us on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thepodmortem https://www.instagram.com/travismwh https://www.instagram.com/bloodandsmoke https://www.instagram.com/juggalodaddy84 Follow us on Twitter: https://twitter.com/thepodmortem https://twitter.com/bloodandsmoke https://twitter.com/realstreeter84 https://twitter.com/travismwh What would you rate The Haunting in Connecticut and what should we watch next? Email us at thepodmortem@gmail.com    "Pod Mortem Theme" written and performed by Travis Hunter-Sayapin. https://youtube.com/travismwh

The Haunting in Connecticut is a 2009 American supernatural horror film produced by Gold Circle Films and directed by Peter Cornwell. The film is alleged to be about Carmen Snedeker and her family, though Ray Garton, author of In a Dark Place: The Story of a True Haunting (1992), has publicly distanced himself from the accuracy of the events he depicted in the book.[1][2] The film's story follows the fictional Campbells as they move into a house (a former mortuary) to mitigate the strains of travel on their cancer-stricken son, Matt. The family soon becomes haunted by violent and traumatic events from supernatural forces occupying the house.

Stories of hauntings are shared all of the time, so how do you tell the true accounts from the fakes? In this episode, Skwis and Bri discuss The Haunting in Connecticut, a movie directed by Peter Cornwell in 2009 that bears the description "based on a true story". Listen to pod and decide if you think the story is a true tale or a false fright! WARNING! EXPLICIT CONTENT! Not only do we cover some unsavory and possibly triggering topics, but there is cursing and lewd language in the episode. For further frights, here are our sources: https://www.livescience.com/5346-real-story-haunting-connecticut.html https://www.onlyinyourstate.com/connecticut/the-haunting-in-connecticut-ct/ https://filmdaily.co/news/haunting-in-connecticut/ Want to interact with Skwis and Bri? Find all of our links on LinkTree - https://linktr.ee/Frightenedpod Support the pod! patreon.com/frightenedpod

Peter Cornwell from Masterson's Bar in Moonee Ponds returns to the Coolroom to talk about life in Corona Virus lockdown. He discusses some of his favourite beers and breweries from the year so far as well as how the lockdown has effected the area.   Peter also discusses the Melbourne Small Bar Association which he is helping to set up to address the challenges that small business face as a result of the Corona Virus - you can find out more about it by checking out the webpage https://www.facebook.com/groups/melbournesmallbars Oh and Warren Wu gets a little freaked out by Janice Muppet's lack of eyeballs.

In this episode of The CoolRoom Davydd and Damian sit down with Peter Cornwell from Masterson's bar in Moonee Ponds to chat about his journey from working in an office to owning a bar, their favorite craft beers of 2019 and everything in between.    To find out more about Masterson's bar check out their website https://mastersons.com.au/ Our theme song is Me and My Friend by Bob Evans check out his stuff herehttps://www.bobevans.com.au/

4 HORROR MOVIES BASED ON REAL EVENTS We watch horror movies because we get the thrill of being scared all while knowing deep down that it’s just a movie and we’re in no real danger. But sometimes, what we’re viewing actually has deep roots in real life. And in the following cases, the true stories are much scarier than the films could ever be. These are 4 Horror Movies Based on Real Events. 4. Borderland Based on Adolfo de Jesus Constanzo Borderland was a 2007 film by Zev Berman that told the tale of a group of American college students escaping to Mexico for spring break. There, they run into a bizarre set of characters as one of their friends is kidnapped, tortured and then mutilated. They soon realize they're dealing with more than just kidnappers but also a powerful cult/drug gang, headed by an American serial killer. The friends struggle to survive as they are hunted and killed off one by one. The movie Borderland is scary, and part of it actually happened in real life. Known as "Los Narcosatánicos," Adolfo de Jesus Constanzo was a Cuban-American serial killer, drug dealer and religious cult leader who abducted and murdered, Mark Kilroy Jr., a University of Texas student when he was visiting Mexico for spring break in 1989. 3. The Haunting in Connecticut Based on Al and Carmen Snedeker Directed by Peter Cornwell and released in 2009, The Haunting in Connecticut was released to a moderately successful box-office opening. It told the story of the Campbells as they move into a new home to be near a hospital where their cancer-stricken son would be treated. Little did they know, the new house once served as mortuary until it's traumatic past starts manifesting in violent ways on the family. While it made for a good scary movie, a real life family in Connecticut suffered through much the same experiences as the fictional Campbells. 2. The Entity Based on Doris Bither While The Poltergeist was enjoying box office success, another, lesser-known movie was released at the same time that dealt with a similar theme. Starring award winning actor, Barbara Hershey, the film was called The Entity. It told the story of a young mother named Carla Morran whose life was changed after being repeatedly attacked by unseen forces in her home. In real life, the story of Carla was inspired from the true story of Doris Bither. Her story also inspired the popular book by Frank De Felitta in 1978 titled The Entity, which was in turn, turned into the movie. Doris had a young daughter and three sons living with her in Culver City. Soon after she moved in, an elderly lady knocked on her door and told her to leave the house saying she used to live there as a little girl and that there's was something evil within. While she was shocked at the warning, she did not leave. 1. The Girl Next Door Based on Sylvia Likens Based of Jack Ketchum's 1989 book The Girl Next Door, the movie of the same name focuses on the story of a girl named Meg and her sister Susan Loughlin. When their parents died, the sisters were sent to live with their Aunt Ruth and her three sons, Willie, Ralphie and Donny. But it was here when her nightmare would begin. Meg was tortured, raped, beaten and mutilated by her Aunt and her sons. A neighbor named David tried to help her escape but to no avail. People who have seen the movie both praise it and hate it. The graphic depiction of the crimes and the brutality doled out on Meg is difficult to watch. Yet, what's even more horrifying is that the story is actually a fictionalized account of a true story that happened to a girl named Sylvia Likens. here were 4 HORROR MOVIES BASED ON REAL EVENTS It's one thing to find horror movies entertaining but when you realize that much of what you've seen or are watching could be partly true, the term entertainment just takes on a sinister meaning.

4 HORROR MOVIES BASED ON REAL EVENTS We watch horror movies because we get the thrill of being scared all while knowing deep down that it’s just a movie and we’re in no real danger. But sometimes, what we’re viewing actually has deep roots in real life. And in the following cases, the true stories are much scarier than the films could ever be. These are 4 Horror Movies Based on Real Events. 4. Borderland Based on Adolfo de Jesus Constanzo Borderland was a 2007 film by Zev Berman that told the tale of a group of American college students escaping to Mexico for spring break. There, they run into a bizarre set of characters as one of their friends is kidnapped, tortured and then mutilated. They soon realize they're dealing with more than just kidnappers but also a powerful cult/drug gang, headed by an American serial killer. The friends struggle to survive as they are hunted and killed off one by one. The movie Borderland is scary, and part of it actually happened in real life. Known as "Los Narcosatánicos," Adolfo de Jesus Constanzo was a Cuban-American serial killer, drug dealer and religious cult leader who abducted and murdered, Mark Kilroy Jr., a University of Texas student when he was visiting Mexico for spring break in 1989. 3. The Haunting in Connecticut Based on Al and Carmen Snedeker Directed by Peter Cornwell and released in 2009, The Haunting in Connecticut was released to a moderately successful box-office opening. It told the story of the Campbells as they move into a new home to be near a hospital where their cancer-stricken son would be treated. Little did they know, the new house once served as mortuary until it's traumatic past starts manifesting in violent ways on the family. While it made for a good scary movie, a real life family in Connecticut suffered through much the same experiences as the fictional Campbells. Al and Carmen Snedeker moved to Southington, Connecticut to be closer to UCONN hospital because their son was battling cancer. It was June 30, 1986 when they moved into their new home with their young daughter and three sons. 2. The Entity Based on Doris Bither While The Poltergeist was enjoying box office success, another, lesser-known movie was released at the same time that dealt with a similar theme. Starring award winning actor, Barbara Hershey, the film was called The Entity. It told the story of a young mother named Carla Morran whose life was changed after being repeatedly attacked by unseen forces in her home. In real life, the story of Carla was inspired from the true story of Doris Bither. Her story also inspired the popular book by Frank De Felitta in 1978 titled The Entity, which was in turn, turned into the movie. Doris had a young daughter and three sons living with her in Culver City. Soon after she moved in, an elderly lady knocked on her door and told her to leave the house saying she used to live there as a little girl and that there's was something evil within. While she was shocked at the warning, she did not leave. 1. The Girl Next Door Based on Sylvia Likens Based of Jack Ketchum's 1989 book The Girl Next Door, the movie of the same name focuses on the story of a girl named Meg and her sister Susan Loughlin. When their parents died, the sisters were sent to live with their Aunt Ruth and her three sons, Willie, Ralphie and Donny. But it was here when her nightmare would begin. Meg was tortured, raped, beaten and mutilated by her Aunt and her sons. A neighbor named David tried to help her escape but to no avail. People who have seen the movie both praise it and hate it. The graphic depiction of the crimes and the brutality doled out on Meg is difficult to watch. Yet, what's even more horrifying is that the story is actually a fictionalized account of a true story that happened to a girl named Sylvia Likens. here were 4 HORROR MOVIES BASED ON REAL EVENTS

Peter Cornwell is a film director from Australia. He is known for such films as The Haunting in Connecticut, Mercy, Ward 13, Hemlock Grove and more. We chat about working on those films and the rules of making a haunted house film. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/set-in-horror/support

Peter Cornwell, director of "The Haunting in Connecticut" with Oscar-nominee Virginia Madsen, had an #HonestConversation with me and continued my investigation into the origins of a unique storyteller's POV and the source of their ideas. Find out what specific experience from his real life (and early day job while an aspiring filmmaker) informed his ability as a director, how choice of medium informs comedy, why passion (+Australian candor) garners audience respect, tips for auditioning, Jodie Foster and Emma Thompson and learned inhibitions. I'm sure you guys can look out for a Pt 2 in the future where we'll be discussing film financial structures + abandoning pretense in the pursuit of truth. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Meet Aussie director Peter Cornwell (The Haunting in Connecticut, Helmlock Grove) who seems to have that horror/action thing down pat. We chat about the importance of jump scares, out Bazing Baz, pitching films about Amish people and his childhood obsession with watching sword fights. He also shares his philosophy on horror as personal development - clearly I’ve been going about life the wrong way! Time to face my fears… or not… 

Welcome to Behind the Scenes episode #15! In this weeks webisode we feature 3 films, "Monsters Vs Aliens", "Haunting in Connecticut" and "12 rounds". We also want to let you know about some of the contests that we have going on right now! All three movies release on March 27th 2009.Monsters Vs Aliens is about a California girl called Susan Murphy who is unwittingly clobbered by a meteor full of outer space gunk on her wedding day. As a result she mysteriously grows to 49-feet-11-inches tall. Alerted to the threat of this new monster, the military jumps into action and Susan is captured and secreted away to a covert government compound. Her confinement is cut short, however, when a mysterious alien robot lands on Earth and begins storming the country. Check out what Steven Colbert has to say about his role as the President in the movie. Also don't forget to check out sitelet for interviews with Reese Witherspoon , Hugh Laurie and Seth Rogen. Next we talk about the new horror flick from director Peter Cornwell 'Haunting in Connecticut'. When Sara and Peter Campbell's son Matt is diagnosed with cancer, they uproot their family to Connecticut for his treatment. As the family settles into their new home, Matt grows increasingly disturbed by paranormal activity that seems to inhabit and possess the house. At a loss to help her frightened family, his mother turns to an enigmatic priest who appears to rid the house of its ghosts-- until the boy's condition takes a sudden and unexplained turn for the worse and their lives are put in grave danger.Lastly we take a look at '12 rounds' starring John Cena as New Orleans Police Detective Danny Fisher. When Fisher stops a brilliant thief, Miles, from getting away with a multi-million-dollar heist, the thief’s girlfriend is accidentally killed. After escaping from prison, the criminal mastermind enacts his revenge, taunting Danny with a series of near-impossible puzzles and tasks …12 rounds…that Danny must somehow complete to save the life of his fiancée. Check out our interview with John Cena as well as stills and videos.And don't forget to check out our on-going contests where you can win DVDs, clothing, CDs and tons of other cool stuff. (Check the contests for details) Contests include: Hardihood: Outside the cage, Punisher:Warzone, Indiana Jones and Observe and Report.Make sure to tune in tomorrow for more Behind the Scenes Subscribe to behind the Scenes in iTunes or by Email