In a recent interview with Taylor Gonzales, the charismatic host of “50 Shades of Tayy,” Academy Award-winning makeup artist Joel Harlow delved into his latest directorial venture, “Old Time Radio: The Specter of Christmas.” As the fourth film in the “Old Time Radio” series, Harlow shared, “The idea was initially an anthology, but what it has evolved into this peculiar little family. You know, it’s still silent.”
Esteemed director, producer, and writer Joel Harlow, alongside his distinguished team at Morphology FX, is thrilled to announce this groundbreaking project that pays homage to the classic horror radio dramas of the 1930s to the 1950s. This highly anticipated series revives the pristine charm and allure of vintage horror, offering a uniquely thrilling experience for audiences of all ages.
Inspired by classic motifs and masterful storytelling, the project has already generated significant interest from industry experts, film festivals, and the public. Audiences will be transported back in time, embarking on macabre adventures that the entire family can enjoy together.
“Our goal is to recapture the magic of those iconic radio dramas that captivated audiences decades ago,” explains Harlow. “By reintroducing these stories with a modern twist, we aim to provide a nostalgic yet fresh experience that resonates with both long-time fans and new listeners.”
This endeavor is not just a tribute to the past but also a powerful reminder of the imagination and artistry of storytelling. With meticulously crafted soundscapes and gripping narratives, Joel Harlow and his team have created a series that promises both a heartfelt homage and an enchanting journey into how films continue to inspire.
The cast includes Rick Baker (The Caretaker), Paul Giamatti (Narrator), Joel Harlow (Artimus Ghast, as well as Writer, Producer, and Director), Kevin Smith (The Mortician), and Scott Ian (The Gravedigger). In the interview, Taylor Gonzales expressed, “I feel like this year has been an exceptional year for makeup and prosthetics.” Harlow affirmed this sentiment, stating, “Wardrobe, makeup, hair, and props are instrumental in creating a character.”
To learn more about Joel Harlow and Morphology FX, please visit morphologyfx.com.
Joel Harlow’s interview with Taylor Gonzales:
Joel Harlow guest on Live On Air with Steven Cuoco:
Photos courtesy of Morphology FX and Joel Harlow.
