Hello everyone, welcome to this special bonus episode of the evolution of horror.

This week sees the release of the brand new Rob Savage film, he has adapted the Stephen

King short story The Boogie Man to the big screen, Rob Savage of course the man who brought

us, host The Ultimate Lockdown Horror, followed by the controversial dash cam.

So both kind of interesting small budget British found footage movies, and he's now taking

on a big studio budget film, Stephen King this is Disney made in the US, so a real kind

of breakthrough into the mainstream for Rob.

So if you want to hear our full thoughts on The Boogie Man and what we actually thought

of the movie, you can hear our review on fresh blood on Patreon in the next couple of

weeks.

But what you're about to hear right now is my interview with Rob Savage about making

the film.

But we try and keep this as spoiler free as possible, we don't give away any big plot twists

or reveals, we just talk about a few of the minor plot points more broadly.

So please enjoy my discussion with Rob Savage on all things Boogie Man.

Rob Savage, hello, hello, this is so lovely to, I was just saying before we started recording

but I feel like I've never really seen you in three dimensions, we're always talking

over Zoom or something similar, how has this been for you, this kind of press tour so

far?

It's been good, it's been a bit punishing, but in a fun way and it's nice to sit down

with another human being, a lot of this over Zoom which as we all know can be a little

dead neck, so it's nice to be sitting in a physical space with you.

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