Chris Terranova
In the past two years, Chris has become a rabid B-movie aficionado. As an aspiring actor and filmmaker, he was unable to relate to the big-budget, star-studded crapfests that Hollywood flushes into movie theaters every Friday. Instead, he found a common ground with legendary independent film producers Ed Wood and Roger Corman. These guys understood that telling an interesting story was much more important than hiring a star actor because his movies do well in Norway. Since Hollywood effectively owns almost all the major theater chains in America, it is next-to-impossible for an independent movie to get a theatrical release. But with the advent of both the DVD format and online retailers like Amazon, Chris is happy to report that the producers of these movies can affordably and easily get their low-budget masterpieces into living rooms across America. Chris’s feelings are best summed up by Finch in American Pie: “God bless the Internet.”
