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Miles Doleac Talks Dinner Parties, Cannibalism, And So Much More In Our Interview

Back in 2016 I sat down with actor-writer-director Miles Doleac to talk about several of his films in an interview. With the upcoming release of his film The Dinner Party I thought it was fitting to catch up with him to talk about the film as well as what he’s been up to the last four years. In The Dinner Party, a couple is invited to an exclusive dinner party, not knowing that they are on the menu. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dh0XXNbdyjI[/embedyt] Horror Fuel: “It’s been a while since we got the chance to catch up. What have you been up to?” Miles Doleac: “I’m teaching at Loyola University in New Orleans, the film program there, which is a great gig. I’ve been gearing up for the release of The Dinner Party. I’ve also been juggling a couple of other projects, one of which I was supposed to do this summer, but now, with COVID, of course, that’s up on the air. But,

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May 25, 2020
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Hollowed Ground Releases First Image With A Bang

Production has officially begun on Hallowed Ground in Mississippi, from writer-director Miles Doleac (The Hallow), and we have the first image to share with you (above). Starring Doleac, Sherri Eakin (Hayride), Ritchie Montgomery (The Magnificent Seven), and Lindsay Anne Williams (The Hollow), the film is being produced by Doleac and Williams, Wesley O’Mary, and Michael Williams. In the film, “A married couple, trying to rebuild their relationship after an affair, travels to a secluded cabin and stumbles into a blood feud between the Native American owners of the property and the neighboring clan, who obsessively guard their land and punish those who trespass on it in terrifying ways.” Hallowed Ground marks the fourth feature from Doleac, who is also behind Historian, The Hollow and Demons, which he discusses in our interview. Hallowed Ground will be distributed by Uncork’d Entertainment in 2019.

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Aug 14, 2018
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An Interview With Southern Actor, Writer And Director Miles Doleac

Today I spoke with professor/actor/writer/director Miles Doleac who has been featured in a wide range of series and films, including ‘American Horror Story’, ‘Containment’, ‘The Magnificent Seven’, ‘Shark Lake’, ‘Don’t Kill It’, as well as writing and directing his on films such as ‘The Historian’, ‘The Hollow’ and his upcoming feature ‘Demons’. Horror Fuel: “I read that you are a professor.” MD: “My degree is in ancient history so I work on Greek and Roman history and ancient Christianity at my university in Mississippi. I teach an ancient history course, Latin, and Greek. I also teach one course in Mass Communications. This semester, I taught an intro to film studies course. In the past I’ve taught screenwriting and film business management types of courses as well. The university reached out to me based on my experience in the film industry. My first film was largely based on my experience as a graduate student and my early years of my being

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Dec 29, 2016
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Movie Review – The Hollow Is A Slow Burner…A Little Too Slow

The Hollow Written and Directed by Miles Doleac Featuring – James Callis, Christiane Seidel, Miles Doleac, William Sadler and William Forsythe. A young couple are passing through a small town in Cutler County, Mississippi, looking for a place to rest their road weary heads for the night. They seek the advice of a local deputy sheriff, who tells them of a nearby parking locale, known as The Hollow, could be a suitable place to camp for the night. Shortly after arriving, they realize they’re going to have company when another couple parks close by. While they may have banked on spending the night there, it’s unlikely they thought it would be their FINAL resting place. The next morning, the couple and a local girl are all found shot to death at The Hollow. If this wasn’t bad enough, the young woman passing through with her boyfriend just happened to be the daughter of a Congressman from Illinois. Like it or

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Oct 6, 2016
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‘The Hollow’ Premiers Saturday As Part Of SyFy’s 31 Days Of Halloween

There was once a time when the SyFy Channel made decent original movies. Sonar Entertainment’s ‘The Hollow’ proves that they are still capable of original films that don’t require a huge amount of cheesy CGI and bad writing. In ‘The Hollow’ a small town is preparing for a bad storm on Halloween. What they are not aware that this is no normal storm. With the storm comes a curse that is one-hundred years in the making. The three sisters that have had the misfortune of breaking down on the desolate road must fight to survive the beast, summoned by the curse, that is lurking in the forest outside of town. ‘The Hollow’ was written by Rick Suvalle and Sheldon Wilson, who also directed, and stars Deborah Kara Unger, Sarah Dugdale, Stephanie Hunt, Laine MacNeil and Richard Harmon. ‘The Hollow’ will air as part of SyFy’s 31 Days of Halloween on October 24th, 2015.

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Sep 18, 2015

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Miles Doleac Talks Dinner Parties, Cannibalism, And So Much More In Our Interview

Back in 2016 I sat down with actor-writer-director Miles Doleac to talk about several of his films in an interview. With the upcoming release of his film The Dinner Party I thought it was fitting to catch up with him to talk about the film as well as what he’s been up to the last four years. In The Dinner Party, a couple is invited to an exclusive dinner party, not knowing that they are on the menu. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dh0XXNbdyjI[/embedyt] Horror Fuel: “It’s been a while since we got the chance to catch up. What have you been up to?” Miles Doleac: “I’m teaching at Loyola University in New Orleans, the film program there, which is a great gig. I’ve been gearing up for the release of The Dinner Party. I’ve also been juggling a couple of other projects, one of which I was supposed to do this summer, but now, with COVID, of course, that’s up on the air. But,

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May 25, 2020
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Hollowed Ground Releases First Image With A Bang

Production has officially begun on Hallowed Ground in Mississippi, from writer-director Miles Doleac (The Hallow), and we have the first image to share with you (above). Starring Doleac, Sherri Eakin (Hayride), Ritchie Montgomery (The Magnificent Seven), and Lindsay Anne Williams (The Hollow), the film is being produced by Doleac and Williams, Wesley O’Mary, and Michael Williams. In the film, “A married couple, trying to rebuild their relationship after an affair, travels to a secluded cabin and stumbles into a blood feud between the Native American owners of the property and the neighboring clan, who obsessively guard their land and punish those who trespass on it in terrifying ways.” Hallowed Ground marks the fourth feature from Doleac, who is also behind Historian, The Hollow and Demons, which he discusses in our interview. Hallowed Ground will be distributed by Uncork’d Entertainment in 2019.

Continue reading →
Aug 14, 2018
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An Interview With Southern Actor, Writer And Director Miles Doleac

Today I spoke with professor/actor/writer/director Miles Doleac who has been featured in a wide range of series and films, including ‘American Horror Story’, ‘Containment’, ‘The Magnificent Seven’, ‘Shark Lake’, ‘Don’t Kill It’, as well as writing and directing his on films such as ‘The Historian’, ‘The Hollow’ and his upcoming feature ‘Demons’. Horror Fuel: “I read that you are a professor.” MD: “My degree is in ancient history so I work on Greek and Roman history and ancient Christianity at my university in Mississippi. I teach an ancient history course, Latin, and Greek. I also teach one course in Mass Communications. This semester, I taught an intro to film studies course. In the past I’ve taught screenwriting and film business management types of courses as well. The university reached out to me based on my experience in the film industry. My first film was largely based on my experience as a graduate student and my early years of my being

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Dec 29, 2016
Horror Fuel

Movie Review – The Hollow Is A Slow Burner…A Little Too Slow

The Hollow Written and Directed by Miles Doleac Featuring – James Callis, Christiane Seidel, Miles Doleac, William Sadler and William Forsythe. A young couple are passing through a small town in Cutler County, Mississippi, looking for a place to rest their road weary heads for the night. They seek the advice of a local deputy sheriff, who tells them of a nearby parking locale, known as The Hollow, could be a suitable place to camp for the night. Shortly after arriving, they realize they’re going to have company when another couple parks close by. While they may have banked on spending the night there, it’s unlikely they thought it would be their FINAL resting place. The next morning, the couple and a local girl are all found shot to death at The Hollow. If this wasn’t bad enough, the young woman passing through with her boyfriend just happened to be the daughter of a Congressman from Illinois. Like it or

Continue reading →
Oct 6, 2016
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‘The Hollow’ Premiers Saturday As Part Of SyFy’s 31 Days Of Halloween

There was once a time when the SyFy Channel made decent original movies. Sonar Entertainment’s ‘The Hollow’ proves that they are still capable of original films that don’t require a huge amount of cheesy CGI and bad writing. In ‘The Hollow’ a small town is preparing for a bad storm on Halloween. What they are not aware that this is no normal storm. With the storm comes a curse that is one-hundred years in the making. The three sisters that have had the misfortune of breaking down on the desolate road must fight to survive the beast, summoned by the curse, that is lurking in the forest outside of town. ‘The Hollow’ was written by Rick Suvalle and Sheldon Wilson, who also directed, and stars Deborah Kara Unger, Sarah Dugdale, Stephanie Hunt, Laine MacNeil and Richard Harmon. ‘The Hollow’ will air as part of SyFy’s 31 Days of Halloween on October 24th, 2015.

Continue reading →
Sep 18, 2015