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“Shifter”: Examining the horror of time travel Combining scifi (time travel) and quiet (body) horror in creative ways

“Shifter”: Examining the horror of time travel Combining scifi (time travel) and quiet (body) horror in creative ways

August 8, 2020 By Summer Brooks 1 Comment

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Writer/director Jacob Leighton Burns and producer/composer Vinnie Hogan stop by to talk about the making of Shifter.

First, Jacob talks about coming up with the story idea, that time travel takes a painful toll on a body, and the horror of her increasing loss of control over traveling, writing and producing the film, and more.

Next, Vinnie talks about composing the score for Shifter, creating the sounds that make up the aural atmosphere of the film, and the secret behind that exquisitely disturbing interlude “crack”.

Shifter is available now on major VOD platforms and On Demand.

Website: shifterfilm.com, planetthunderfilms.com
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  1. dutch says

    September 4, 2020 at 5:53 pm

    I almost said SHIFTER : Back to the Future in twitter post. Had a felling. That said, I have no clue what the movie is about my favorite stories are trimmed down; Space Opera, time travel, off-the-wall like “Radio Free Albemuth”, and select scary/horror.

    Who SHIFTER is time travel horror. Thanks Slice!

    End of not knowing anything about SHIFTER

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