Lynn Lowry interview

[Rev. Powell]

Self promotion: I'm very happy to have landed this interview with a legend who's worked with just about everyone in the exploitation movie scene in the 1970s and beyond.

Ms. Lowry tells tales from the sets of I Drink Your Blood (1971), The Crazies (1973 and 2010), Shivers (1975), Cat People (1982), and more, gives her impressions of Lloyd Kaufman, Mary Woronov, George Romero, Radley Metzger, David Cronenberg, Barbara Steele, Roger Corman, and others, and explains why low budget independent films are more fun (if less lucrative) than big-budget Hollywood projects. From cutting off hands to playing bi-curious housewives to getting mauled by a leopard, she's done it all. And she's still going strong, with almost forty projects listed on IMDB in various stages of completion for 2021 and 2022!

https://366weirdmovies.com/interview-lynn-lowry-a-life-in-cult-film/

https://youtu.be/qmQU07DHYlM

[RCMerchant]

^ I always loved that crazy dove eyed actress! 

[zombie no.one]

can't say I was too familiar with her but cool interview. who knew lloyd kaufman and oliver stone were partners in badmovie crime

[Alex]

Nice work. 

[claws]

I met her once at a DVD & Blu-ray convention. She was promoting the German blu-ray release of I Drink Your Blood. We had a brief conversation, she's a very nice person.

[Rev. Powell]

I met her once at a DVD & Blu-ray convention. She was promoting the German blu-ray release of I Drink Your Blood. We had a brief conversation, she's a very nice person.

I loved her, so sweet. She reminded me of my mom before the dementia. Which is weird, because she was a sex symbol back in the day.