Last week,&nbsp;Producer/Editor Jon Fusco&nbsp;sat down with several of the impressive line-up of genre directors from the new horror anthology film&nbsp;Holidays,&nbsp;during its world premiere at the Tribeca Film Festival. Joining him on the podcast are Sarah Adina Smith (The&nbsp;Midnight Swim), Nicholas McCarthy (​The Pact,&nbsp;At The Devil's Door),&nbsp;Dracula Untold&nbsp;director Gary Shore&nbsp;and&nbsp;the man in charge of piecing the whole thing together&nbsp;director/producer&nbsp;Adam Egypt Mortimer.&nbsp;
The discussion ranges from Shore's (somewhat easy) decision to go from directing a studio blockbuster back to indie shorts, respecting (or ignoring) influences in filmic history, and how challenges on set end up benefitting your creative drive.&nbsp;

Tribeca 2016: How the Filmmakers Behind Horror Anthology 'Holidays' Use Genre to Thwart Expectations

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