Galore Magazine's Founders On Their New Film "Run Catch Kill" And More From Last Night's Party
Do you see yourself making more films in the horror genre?
PC: For this one we chose horror because we really wanted to something for Halloween. When we were thinking about a film, Joey and I got together and we thought what else would be a better way to launch.Joey Falsetto: We were talking about how to make the next level fashion film, but not your typical fashion film, and we thought of the idea of making an actual film with dialogue and a plot, and just bringing the girls that we love to look at to life. Maybe actually getting some great performances from them. I brought up the idea of maybe writing a horror movie for it, and he was like that would be perfect so we can release it on Halloween, and then it all kind of went from there. And he said if you write a horror movie, I'll get you Ashley and Madison to be in it, so I ran home, I wrote a movie, about a week later I gave him the script, and he was like 'alright! Let's do it!' We cast everyone, and it was just perfect, it was serendipitous. We didn't go through many people at all. I wrote the script around them, and it kind of just worked out that way.
PC: For this one we chose horror because we really wanted to something for Halloween. When we were thinking about a film, Joey and I got together and we thought what else would be a better way to launch.
Joey Falsetto: We were talking about how to make the next level fashion film, but not your typical fashion film, and we thought of the idea of making an actual film with dialogue and a plot, and just bringing the girls that we love to look at to life. Maybe actually getting some great performances from them. I brought up the idea of maybe writing a horror movie for it, and he was like that would be perfect so we can release it on Halloween, and then it all kind of went from there. And he said if you write a horror movie, I'll get you Ashley and Madison to be in it, so I ran home, I wrote a movie, about a week later I gave him the script, and he was like 'alright! Let's do it!' We cast everyone, and it was just perfect, it was serendipitous. We didn't go through many people at all. I wrote the script around them, and it kind of just worked out that way.
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