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I'm Mick Garris. Welcome to the fun-size post-mortem AMA, where you can ask me anything,

and there's a good chance I'll answer. We do this Q&A segment every other week in between

our interview shows. It's a chance to talk about any of the

projects I've worked on as a writer, producer, director, or any subjects you'd like me to tackle.

Send your questions to us on Instagram at Post Mortem Graham or on Twitter at Post MortemMMG or directly

to our producer Joe Russo at Joe Russo tweets. And speaking of Joe,

he's still on location directing his first movie, so I will be handling your questions all on my own.

Before we get to your questions, though, let me just take care of a little business. I'm really

excited that we're finally about to unleash our film Nightmare

Cinema to the public at large. We've been playing it at festivals around the world, and I could

not be more gratified by the reception it's been getting. It goes out in general, released in

theaters, and on VOD on June 21st. This is an anthology movie by five directors from around the world.

Alejandro Bruges from Cuba,

David Slade from the UK,

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