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In 'Demon Lover Diary', Joel DeMott and Jeff Kreines collaborate with Mark Rance to create a low-budget horror film in Michigan. The documentary captures their experiences and the dynamics of their partnership as they navigate the independent filmmaking landscape of the early 1980s. The film provides an intimate portrayal of the creative process, revealing both the personal and professional struggles faced by the filmmakers.
The documentary offers a unique perspective on indie cinema, showcasing the realities of film production. It shows the interactions among DeMott, Kreines, and Rance, illustrating the complexities of working together on a shared vision while dealing with the limitations of a low-budget project.
Why Watch
- •See Joel DeMott's filmmaking style in action.
- •Meet the trio behind a low-budget horror film.
- •Find out about the struggles of indie filmmakers.
Did You Know
•The film was directed by Joel DeMott in 1980.
•The documentary has a runtime of 90 minutes.
•It features a cast that includes Bill Baetz and Jerry Younkins.
Perfect For
Independent filmmaking1980s horror filmsDocumentary enthusiasts