Despite she's uncredited in the movie (which has not credit titles) and IMDb, Tania has a small role in the 2011 film 'Chillerama'.
Chillerama is a tribute to old school b-movie horror films from the 70s/80s or Troma Comedies. It is composed by 4 medium-length movies. First of them is Wadzilla, the story of giant spermatozoid attacking people, and it's where Tania acts. This segment was directed by Adam Rifkin, who already directed Tania in TV Series Look.
Shock Till You Drop: Before we talk about your show, I just wanted to say that your cameo in Chillerama is pretty funny. Who roped you in to that? Tania Raymonde: I haven't gotten a chance to see it yet. I did a television show with Adam Rifkin called Look for Showtime, a television version of one of the movies he made. We just kept in touch and he asked me to do Chillerama and I said, sure.
The movie can be watched on cable TV, Netflix and is already available on DVD and Blu-Ray.
This interview was made by Alyse Wax for Fearnet.com.
It's been a couple years; time for a new Texas Chainsaw Massacre, right? Okay, regardless of what your answer is, you are getting a new TCM. Due out in 2012, this new TCM is being shot in 3D, takes place immediately following the end of Tobe Hooper's 1974 original, and ignores every other TCM film since. With the working title of The Texas Chainsaw Massacre 3D, the flick boasts a number of Chainsaw alums in cameo roles, including the original Leatherface, Gunnar Hansen, and lone survivor Marilyn Burns.
Aside from that, the studio is keeping a tight lid on any further details. We chatted recently with Tania Raymonde (Death Valley) who stars in TCM 3D opposite Alexandria Daddario (Bereavement). She couldn't tell us much, so salivate over what she did share.
Tell me about Texas Chainsaw Massacre. I heard that they recreated the house.
Which house, the Sawyer house? Yeah.
Yeah, it's cool. They rebuilt the entire house. They actually built two houses: the house that Heather inherits from Leatherface, which is where a lot of present-day action takes place, but then I think they rebuilt the Sawyer house from the original movie - then they burned it down! They spent two months building it - it was an exact replica. It was pretty cool.
That movie was really eerie. That was a crazy experience. I told myself that I didn't want to do another horror movie after this because it sort of traumatized me! It was intense.
On October 15, Tania, Texas Battle, Charlie Sanders and Spider One attended to the New York Comic Con 2011, where they did a 'Death Valley' panel with a Q&A and some autograph signing.
This is a little interview with Tania and Texas Battle, and after the jump there are a lot of photos.
Dread Central: What were your first impressions of the premise of "Death Valley" when you first were approached for the series?
Tania Raymonde: I never really thought I'd be doing a genre television series ever, let alone a horror comedy, but when I read the script, I really liked the hook of blending comedy and horror and then mixing it up with the documentary shooting style. It was unique and not something I had seen done a whole lot before, especially on TV. Plus, it was something I'd never done before so I liked the idea of the challenge; I'm a huge fan of horror comedy movies like Shaun of the Dead and Zombieland so I thought it would be fun to do a series like "Death Valley" and get a chance to do some funny and gory stuff all at once.
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