Uploaded January 2022 | Updated September 2026, 3 hours ago
In this short cut, we discuss what inspired Lamberson to make his independent action movie during the pandemic, and why it was the perfect time to make it happen.
* Gregory Lamberson is touted as the hardest working indie filmmaker in the business, and for good reason. Lamberson has directed and released eight feature films including the cult classic SLIME CITY, KILLER RACK, JOHNNY GRUESOME, SLIME CITY MASSACRE, and WIDOW’S POINT which he adapted from the novella written by Richard Chizmar and his son Billy Chizmar. Lamberson’s fifteen published books include The Jake Helman Files series, the Frenzy Way series, Johnny Gruesome, Carnage Road, an indie filmmakers guide to making movies called Cheap Scares, and The Julian Year.
Most recently, Lamberson finished making an action film with heart called GUNS OF EDEN staring Alexandra Faye Sadeghian, Bill Kennedy and Peter Johnson. In this podcast, Lamberson discusses what it was like making a movie during a pandemic, what it took to raise the money to make it and how he gathered all the right people to get the job done well and safely.
Lamberson offers such an intimate glimpse behind the scenes of his film, you’ll have a hard time deciding whether to dodge the assault or run full tilt into the thick of the action.
And, if you ever thought it would be pretty cool to become a part of movie-making history, you can check off that box by clicking this link and contributing to the post-production of GUNS OF EDEN. You’ll earn some cool merch to boot.
indiegogo.com/projects/guns-of-eden-finishing-funds-campaign#
Follow Greg Lamberson on Twitter: @GregLamberson
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In this short cut, we discuss what inspired Lamberson to make his independent action movie during the pandemic, and why it was the perfect time to make it happen.
* Gregory Lamberson is touted as the hardest working indie filmmaker in the business, and for good reason. Lamberson has directed and released eight feature films including the cult classic SLIME CITY, KILLER RACK, JOHNNY GRUESOME, SLIME CITY MASSACRE, and WIDOW’S POINT which he adapted from the novella written by Richard Chizmar and his son Billy Chizmar. Lamberson’s fifteen published books include The Jake Helman Files series, the Frenzy Way series, Johnny Gruesome, Carnage Road, an indie filmmakers guide to making movies called Cheap Scares, and The Julian Year.
Most recently, Lamberson finished making an action film with heart called GUNS OF EDEN staring Alexandra Faye Sadeghian, Bill Kennedy and Peter Johnson. In this podcast, Lamberson discusses what it was like making a movie during a pandemic, what it took to raise the money to make it and how he gathered all the right people to get the job done well and safely.
Lamberson offers such an intimate glimpse behind the scenes of his film, you’ll have a hard time deciding whether to dodge the assault or run full tilt into the thick of the action.
And, if you ever thought it would be pretty cool to become a part of movie-making history, you can check off that box by clicking this link and contributing to the post-production of GUNS OF EDEN. You’ll earn some cool merch to boot.
indiegogo.com/projects/guns-of-eden-finishing-funds-campaign#
Follow Greg Lamberson on Twitter: @GregLamberson
Get great free Dark Bites content on my site: darkbites.ca
If you’d like to throw me a buck or three to help keep this channel and its content alive and well, you can do so here – every dollar really helps me out: buymeacoffee.com/DarkBites
Thanks for watching! And please do like, subscribe, share, comment and, most of all, enjoy!
Follow Dark Bites on Twitter: @DarkBitesBlog
Until next time, stay hungry ... stay dark.
