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Apr 25, 2017 · The Dark Tapes, a found footage anthology feature, presents us with four short horror/sci-fi films: the paranormal infused The Hunters & The Hunted; the cyber-demonic Cam Girls; sci-fi revenge tale Amanda’s Revenge; and, finally, the film’s framework story, To Catch A Demon. Produced on a low budget and a depleted crew, The Dark Tapes ...
Michael McQuown. Producer. Writer. Director. IMDbPro Starmeter See rank. Michael McQuown is known for The Dark Tapes (2016), The Night Slayer and The Perfect Man (2005). More at IMDbPro. Contact info. Agent info. Resume. Add to list. Awards. 25 wins & 16 nominations. Known for. The Dark Tapes. 4.6. Producer. 2016. The Night Slayer. Producer.
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Apr 20, 2016 · 1.4K views 6 days ago. New. We spoke with the writer/director of "The Dark Tapes", Mr. Michael McQuown, while at the Phoenix Film Festival 2016! Find out what he had to say!
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The Dark Tapes – Interview with Film Co-Director Michael McQuown. Chance Parker ·May 27, 2017. Film Interviews. The Dark Tapes is a found footage, science-fiction, horror film that takes on the structure of an anthology series. The film is broken into four different segments or tapes and they mostly have twist endings which make for an ...
Apr 22, 2017 · We had the pleasure of interviewing the writer/director Michael McQuown of The Dark Tapes about the things he's had to go through in trying to make an independent feature with literally no budget. Especially one that came out as well as this one did all thing considered.
The Dark Tapes is a 2016 American found footage anthology horror film written and directed by Michael McQuown with Vincent J. Guastini directing the segment titled To Catch a Demon. The feature film consists of four segments To Catch A Demon, The Hunters & The Hunted, Cam Girls and Amanda's Revenge with a short opening sequence titled Wrap Around.
Apr 13, 2017 · Unlike most films of this ilk, where each story feels like a hodgepodge of ideas from various artists, the majority of this film was written and directed by Michael McQuown (with co-director Vincent J. Guastini in tow).
