Still Keeping the Faith!

Faith Clift. Photo by Brett Homenick.

On Tuesday, October 7, I visited actress Faith Clift near home again. I first visited her in July, so this was only our second time to meet. Our first time was relatively brief, but we spent so much time together this time that I returned home at around midnight!

We started off having lunch at a local Olive Garden and then moved on to a nearby Barnes & Noble. Just in time for Halloween, horror DVDs and Blu-rays were 40% off, so I picked up a Blu-ray of Pulse (2001), one of the more critically-acclaimed J-horror films of the 2000s. I saw it on DVD circa 2007 and didn't think much of it at the time, but I'm willing to give it another look.

It was great seeing Faith again, and I hope to have another chance very soon!

Even More Content on Vantage Point Interviews!

Reuben Leder running sound on A*P*E (1976). Photo © Reuben Leder.

A couple of brand-new interviews have just been published on Vantage Point Interviews. The first one is with Reuben Leder, the co-screenwriter and sound man on the cult classic spoof A*P*E (1976). There are plenty of behind-the-scenes photos and memories to entertain any Monster Kid!

The other interview is with Faith Clift, an actress who was married to Academy Award-winning screenwriter Philip Yordan. Ms. Clift discusses her part in the Christopher Lee/Peter Cushing thriller Horror Express (1972), as well as her starring role in one of my favorite overlooked horror flicks, Cataclysm (a.k.a. The Nightmare Never Ends). Many of her scenes in that film were recycled in Night Train to Terror (1985), a rather infamous cult classic in its own right.

Check 'em out today!