Believe it or not, Russ is not Bruce Campbell.

Below you’ll find an interview with the director of Fissure, Russ Pond (the review can be read here), that I conducted recently. The interview is about 17 minutes long and I’ve broken it up into three parts. The first two parts discuss the movie itself, so if you want to avoid spoilers, I’d be cautious about listening to it. For those who just want to hear what Russ has to say about making a very low-budget independent genre movie and the business involved in that, you should listen to part three only.

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Click the play icon to listen to Part III.

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