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How UCK Was Made with Practical Effects
Practical effects on UCK horror comedy movie

“UCK uses practical effects because the movie lives in the mess. The stains are real, the tools are real, and the danger is happening in front of the camera.

 

By giving actors something physical to react to — creatures, slime, blood, weight — the performances become more honest, making the horror feel handmade, uncomfortable and funny… like something you could almost clean up, if you were brave enough.”

Lead Practical Effects / Creature Design Team:

 

TODD DEBRECENI has spent over 45 years working across film, television, and animation. Beginning his career at TBS under Ted Turner, he later moved to Los Angeles where he worked as a writer, producer, director, actor, animator, and makeup effects artist on projects for Disney, Paramount, Warner Bros., and 20th Century Fox, including Die Hard 2, Contact, Captain Phillips, Batman & Robin, Doctor Who, and JAG. He is best known as the author of the industry-defining book Special Makeup Effects for Stage and Screen.

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CORY MOOSMAN is a Colorado-based film performer and practical effects artist whose work centers on hands-on creature, puppetry, and performance effects. He has contributed to independent films through acting, puppetry, and special effects, bringing a tactile, old-school sensibility to genre storytelling. 

Practical effects on UCK horror comedy movie.
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