Our MANOS Livestream on Oct 29, in which Jackey Neyman told us several EXCLUSIVE stories about making the movie. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ED_eg1r5Qp4 PLEASE WATCH AND DONATE!
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Our MANOS Livestream on Oct 29, in which Jackey Neyman told us several EXCLUSIVE stories about making the movie. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ED_eg1r5Qp4 PLEASE WATCH AND DONATE!
COMING SATURDAY! A fundraiser livestream featuring a live viewing of 'MANOS the HANDS of FATE' with star Jackey Neyman & sequel director Tonjia Atomic. Watch our YouTube channel and Facebook! https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCxSOhrsFD-fyfpfog6mu2jA https://www.facebook.com/50th-Street-Studio-101237131278769
Manos Returns (2018)
Movie Review | Manos Returns (Atomic, 2018)
Saw two of my follows review this earlier this month so figured I'd give this a look. While this isn't an especially slick production, the fact that it's an homage made by somebody who seems to understand how movies work means that it lacks the creaky, entombed rara avis quality of the original. And quite frankly I enjoyed spending time with the OGs and OG-adjacent (namely Tom and Jackey Neyman as the Master and his daughter, a positively glowing Diane Mahree) a lot more than the new, wisecracking protagonists. But I appreciate that this aside from a few lines at the beginning, this doesn't condescend to the material and lean into the original's reputation as a "so bad it's good" movie, and instead treats the proceedings with some level of seriousness. So I can't hate it, and at around an hour long (excluding the end credits), it goes down easily enough.
It must be said that Steven Shields is almost putting in too good a performance as Torgo, and lacks the je ne sais quoi brought to the role by John Reynolds. Perhaps he should have done like his forebear and gotten zonked out of his mind on LSD before shooting. And the movie deserves some props for believing in a diverse idea of beauty and being to willing to present Diane Mahree, in her '70s, and the Master's wives, who have a wide range of body types, as desirable.
Tonjia Atomic - Filmmaker and Actress - WIHM 2020
Tonjia Atomic – Filmmaker and Actress – WIHM 2020
Tonjia Atomic is a veteran to the Gallery WIHM event. She is a Filmmaker / Actress.
What motivates you to do what you do?
I’ve always felt the need to create and to tell stories. I’ve also always had a penchant for darkness and horror. I’m motivated by the need to create and also, recently, the people who are entertained by and grateful for what I’m making.
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Women in Horror Q&A with Tonjia Atomic
Women in Horror Q&A with Tonjia Atomic @TonjiaAtomic #wihm2018challenge #wihm9 #wihm #womeninhorror
Find Tonjia Online! Vimeo | Facebook | Twitter | IMDB | Tell us about yourself: I’m a filmmaker and musician who focuses mostly, but not exclusively, on horror and comedy. Why do you dig horror? In horror, you are free to explore many aspects of life and the human psyche in a way that is removed from reality. It helps us explore and come to terms with dark and difficult subjects in a safe way.…
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