“Like an Abel Ferrara Jr., [Calvin Lee] Reeder meshes thought and design with genre storylines, like a Euro-filmmaker making '70s drive-in films,” wrote Mike Plante in his 2007 25 New Face profile of the Portland, Ore.-born filmmaker. Sixteen-years later, the alt-horror auteur is still moving between the border spaces of various horror and science-fiction sub-genres, with his newest work -- the SXSW-premiering independent TV pilot Harbor Island -- being one of the most existentially offbeat ...
"I Like the Idea of Comedy in an Uninhabitable Place": Director Calvin Lee Reeder on His SXSW-Premiering TV Pilot, Harbor Island
Filmmaker Magazine - 12 Mar 2023 18:12
“Like an Abel Ferrara Jr., [Calvin Lee] Reeder meshes thought and design with genre storylines, like a Euro-filmmaker making '70s drive-in films,” wrote Mike Plante in his 2007 25 New Face profile of the Portland, Ore.-born filmmaker. Sixteen-years later, the alt-horror auteur is still moving between the border spaces of various horror and science-fiction sub-genres, with his newest work -- the SXSW-premiering independent TV pilot Harbor Island -- being one of the most existentially offbeat ...
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