On the latest episode of Killer POV, hosts Rob Galluzzo (FEARnet), Rebekah McKendry (Fangoria) and Elric Kane (Inside Horror) welcome very special guest Danielle Harris! Up first, the quartet discuss the films they’ve seen this past week which include Mama, The Dorm That Dripped Blood, the obscure cult favorite Liquid Sky and Zero Dark Thirty. Then, the Killer POV gang get up close & personal with scream queen Danielle Harris (the Halloween movies, Hatchet II-III). Topics include her desire to direct, her feature directorial debut Among Friends and the horror films (Poltergeist, Gremlins) that left an impact on her as a child. She also speaks candidly about the difficulties of transitioning from child actor to adult actor and her desire to focus primarily on directing in the future. Sit back, listen and enjoy!

Check out this awesome interview with Danielle at the Sitges Film Festival!

Last month Danielle was at a convention in London. Check out this fun little interview! And while you’re at it check out part 2 of the interview and click here to read their awesome article!

Check out this awesome interview Danielle did with RedCarpetNewsTV while in London earlier this month.

According to an exclusive interview from Fangoria, Kane Hodder let us know that Danielle will be returning for Hatchet III! “Danielle [Harris] is back, which is great. We’re gonna shoot the whole thing in New Orleans this time, instead of most of it in LA and going down to New Orleans for one or two days to get Mardi Gras stuff, and I can’t wait.”

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Check out our exclusive interview with Danielle. We met up with her about 2 weeks ago and she sat down and answered some of your questions!

Part 2 & Part 3

Reigning scream queen and genre heroine Danielle Harris (“Hatchet II,” “Halloween,” “Stake Land”) believes horror stands alone in a “little world of its own” for that reason.

“It’s not quite in the mix,” said the actress. “That’s what makes it special.” Harris added part of the appeal of horror as a fan and creator is its ability to force a reaction out of audiences.

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