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  <title>018: Micro-Budget Exploitation Horror II - The Revenge!</title>
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In this episode we check in on the production of WEREWOLVES IN HEAT, an unapologetic sexploitation horror comedy featuring hairy, slobbering&amp;amp;nbsp;men and hairier, slobbering&amp;amp;nbsp;women. (Actually, the women are &amp;quot;tastefully&amp;quot; adorned in judiciously applied patches of fake fur.)&#13;
Join Adam Campbell and&amp;amp;nbsp;his guest&amp;amp;nbsp;writer/director/editor&amp;amp;nbsp;Lance Polland&amp;amp;nbsp;for an entertaining look at the making of this low-brow blood 'n' boobs extravaganza.&#13;
We discuss:&#13;
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Shooting through&amp;amp;nbsp;sandstorms, scorpion hordes, and scorching desert heat&#13;
Why old crappy horror movies are&amp;amp;nbsp;better than new crappy horror movies&#13;
Why horror movie people are&amp;amp;nbsp;better than other movie people&#13;
How to divvy up royalties on&amp;amp;nbsp;an anthology film&#13;
How long it takes to break even on a micro-budget horror film&#13;
Self-distribution vs. working with a distributor&#13;
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BONUS: In a&amp;amp;nbsp;follow-up to&amp;amp;nbsp;the copyright/WGA registration discussion from&amp;amp;nbsp;Episode 16, Adam shares his evolving thoughts about protecting one's&amp;amp;nbsp;work.</description>
  <author_name>Anywhere But Hollywood: Working in Film, Living in the World | Filmmaking,Crowdfunding,Animation,Screenwriting</author_name>
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