Tag: Robert Tharp
Episode 31: HorrorFam.com Head Editor Lauren Spear
After six years, Lauren Spear — the host of the HorrorFam.com Podcast — finally answers some frequently asked questions!
Learn more about why she created HorrorFam.com and what she does behind-the-scenes, how she got into horror, her favorite horror movies and actors, her thoughts on horror movie remakes, what you can look forward to, and more…!
Monsters Unmasked: Maskmaker Robert Tharp Shares 16 of His Favorite Monster “Reveal” Moments
June 2024 marks FIFTY years of maskmaking expertise for Robert Tharp. To celebrate, he’s reminiscing about his favorite horror movie monster reveal/unmasking scenes!
70 Years Ago: Three of the Best Horror Movies of 1954
Robert Tharp is traveling 70 years into the past to check out the best horror movies of 1954! Read his thoughts, only on HorrorFam.com!
10 MORE Horror Movie Sequels As Good as the Originals
The killer sequel to the shocking original! Robert Tharp’s second HorrorFam.com article is sequel to Lauren’s post on great horror movie sequels!
Poll: Which Horror Movie Villain Has the Best Hat? (Part 2)
In his HorrorFam.com writing debut, retired horror FX artist and monster mask maker Robert Tharp shares 18 MORE hat-wearing horror villains who need YOUR vote for who dons the best chapeau!
Podcast Episode 19: Rob Tharp Shares His Memories Doing Special FX Work for Class of 1999
Horror special FX artist Rob Tharp shares his memories (and his exclusive photos!) from his time spent working on effects for Mark Lester’s Class of 1999 — the sequel to Class of 1984 (shown on season 3 of The Last Drive-In with Joe Bob Briggs).
Podcast Episode 5: Beetlejuice Special FX — Featuring Painter Rob Tharp!
Special FX artist Rob Tharp joins Lauren Spear on the HorrorFam.com Podcast to share behind-the-scenes stories + pics from when he worked on Beetlejuice!
Podcast Episode 2: Best Genre Movies Throughout the Decades (1930s-1950s) — Featuring Rob Tharp!
Lauren Spear, and her father, Robert Tharp (former practical special FX artist), share their “desert island” picks for the best genre movies throughout the decades.