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Hi, I'm McGarris, and this is Postmortem AMA, our fun-sized show where you can ask me anything.

We run this on alternating weeks between the

interview shows, and it's your opportunity to ask me anything you'd like, and I might even answer

them. So normally this is moderated by my producer Joe Russo, but Joe, I'm happy to say,

is on location directing his first film, and I could not be

happier for him or send him better wishes than I have for him right now, and I know all of you

share in that. However, that leaves me on my own, and so I'm going to answer your questions

directly. The first one from Devon Graham-Scar,

who asks, did you take that classic photo of Cronenberg with his bloody film canisters? And if so,

what is the story behind it? Well, that requires a little bit of backstory.

Way back around 1980 or so, when I was doing my Z channel interview show, which was for Los Angeles' first pay TV channel,

I started doing genre publicity for a scrappy little company called Avco Embassy Pictures. And Avco Embassy at the time

was the leading film distributor for independent horror films. They had movies by John Carpenter,

David Cronenberg, Don Coscarelli, Joe Dante, and I was fortunate enough to be involved in doing some work in all of those, doing specialized genre publicity for the genre magazines and for the various conventions and festivals around.

So one of my first assignments was Scanners, and I got to work with David, David, who lives in Toronto, was visiting Los Angeles

to do publicity for the movie, and we had set up a photo shoot with him, so I did not take

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