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Like William Girdler, Oliver Hellman or even Ed Wood, Sean S. Cunningham had a successful career of starting films cheap and fast. Originally from New York, Cunningham had a vast knowledge of directing films and came to Hollywood. He started about the same time Wes Craven did. Cunningham meets Craven and decided to make a comedy-romance film called Together (1971). Then they both shocked the world with the rape and ultra-violence of The Last House on the Left (1972). Craven directed the flick and Cunningham financed and produced. However Cunningham wanted to get a mix of comedy and horror and made Case of the Full Moon Murders (1973) and then started other comedy films like Manny's Orphans (1978) and Here Come the Tigers (1978) .

A cinematographer and sometimes director, Joe hails from Hamilton, New Zealand, where he graduated screen and media studies from The University of Waikato in 2004. He began work as a camera operator and lighting technician for community television and local theatre. In 2005, Joe presented his student stop-motion short Kismet (2005) at Screamfest Film Festival in LA. His experience at the festival inspired shooting Down by the Riverside (2007), a low budget noir-horror feature, which premiered at B-Movie Film Festival. Joe spent several years working in technical roles on movies such as The Chronicles of Narnia: Prince Caspian (2008) and Avatar (2009), then began freelancing as a Director of Photography on music videos, commercials and documentaries. In between jobs, Joe received an AMP Scholarship and animated The North Pole Deception (2010), which premiered at Fantastic Planet Film Festival in 2010, and was well reviewed in the Show Me Shorts Film Festival while touring New Zealand.

"Writer/Director/Producer known for a wide variety of modern horror films, most significantly cult favorite 2001 Maniacs (2005) and its popular follow-up, 2001 Maniacs: Field of Screams (2010). Beginning his career as a New Jersey teenager pumping fake blood for 80's splatter classic The Deadly Spawn (1983), Sullivan moved to Los Angeles where he worked in development at New Line Cinema, co-producing Detroit Rock City (1999).

With a directing style ranging from the 'splatstick' nature of the Maniacs franchise to the serious bent of teen thriller Driftwood (2006), Sullivan gained additional notoriety as celebrity director of Vh1's hit series Scream Queens (2008), as well as creator and host of ""Shock N Roll"", his weekly talk and video blog on leading web network Fearnet.

Re-joining forces with Detroit Rock City (1999) director Adam Rifkin for the comedy/horror anthology Chillerama (2011), Sullivan contributed the musical segment I Was a Teenage Werebear (2011), followed by the Burt Reynolds starring vehicle The Last Movie Star (2017), on which Sullivan earned an Associate Producer credit.

Up next, the rock and roll vampire show ""Night Songs"" and documentary series Untold Horror (2017), both produced through Sullivan's production entity, New Rebellion Entertainment."