Okay, you guys ready? Let's kick off Day 2 of the 2013 BBF with the author of What Kills Me, Wynne Channing!
Here's the preview: All work no play, Gizmo hugs, possible Pinhead tongue action, and tomato soup blood.
Down to it.
1. Who is your favorite horror or science fiction movie heroine?
Carrie White. Flawed. Emotionally scarred. Deadly.
2. What is your favorite line in a horror or
science fiction movie?
All work and no play makes Jack a dull boy.
3. Let’s talk gore. How much do you use, buckets full
or thimbles full, and why?
Bring on the buckets! And in the second novel of my series, I Am
Forever, there's even more blood and guts because the heroine is just so
powerful that she can't help herself.
4. If you were thrown into a horror movie and you
had to fully experience the entire movie as one of the good guys (and possibly
a victim), which movie would you choose, and why?
Gremlins. I want to hug my own Gizmo. (I promise not to feed it
or get it wet!!!)
5. What’s your most hated formulaic move of horror
movie victims?
The "whore."
6. If you could (had to) make out with any horror
movie monster (serial killers included), which would it be and
why?
Colin Farrell. Fright Night remake. Uh, 'cause it's Colin
Farrell. (And what are my other options? Hellraiser? The girl from The Ring?)
7. Do you think horror in
literature has the same impact as horror in film?
Definitely. Horror literature creeps into your mind and it stays
there, fed by your own imagination and paranoia. I grew up reading horror
novels. It messed me up for life.
8. Tell us about the most violent movie you’ve ever
seen. How old were you, and did you enjoy it?
One of the most gory movies that I saw in my youth was Dead
Alive. The main character runs around killing zombies with a lawnmower.
Grossest thing ever. The blood was like tomato soup!
9. If you found yourself in a horror movie and got
to choose your weapon not knowing who or what you were up against, what weapon
would you choose?
Flame thrower. I've always wanted to wield a flame thrower.
10. As a horror writer, do you find that you’re
wary of strangers?
As a former crime reporter, I'm wary of strangers. Whenever I get
off the elevator, I walk in the opposite direction in case anyone is following
me. And I always check behind me before I open my front door.
Okay, in one word describe your latest release, and
toss us that Amazon link already!
Thrilling!
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