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Jonathan Sanger’s Leap into Horror | Behind 100 Feet

from The WrapBook Podcast · host Daniel Brea & Jonathan Sanger

🎬 "Jonathan Sanger’s Leap into Horror | Behind 100 Feet" 🎬 The Horror Movie You’ve Never Seen (But Should!) In this episode, we uncover the fascinating story behind Jonathan Sanger’s first foray into horror: 100 Feet. This chilling ghost story about a woman haunted by her violent past and her late husband’s vengeful spirit is not just a gripping thriller—it’s also a testament to the challenges and creativity of independent filmmaking.Jonathan shares behind-the-scenes anecdotes, including the intricacies of shooting in Budapest, crafting a haunted house on a budget, and collaborating with a phenomenal cast led by Famke Janssen.From the technical wizardry of practical effects to the artistic choices that brought the story to life, this episode dives deep into the craft of creating a suspenseful, character-driven horror film.But why haven’t you seen 100 Feet? Jonathan reflects on the film’s limited distribution, the timing of its release during the 2008 financial crisis, and the ever-changing landscape of genre films. Don’t miss this exploration of how even the most haunting stories can get lost in the shuffle—and why 100 Feet deserves a second look. 🎙️

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