August 7, 2017

Caleb LaBord
After the Flick
Goatman Review (Spoiler Free)

It was an honor and a privilege to be able to receive an exclusive viewing of the Goatman and review it before the film is released this weekend. After viewing I can confidently say it was…awesome.

I talked to Logan Donald, the director of Goatman, a short slasher film set in Georgia during the 1990s.

Mary Ann Mahoney: Hi, Logan! Thank you for taking time out of your busy schedule to chat with me. Can you tell our readers a little bit about yourself?

Logan Donald: Hey! Thank you for having me; it’s such a pleasure. I honestly don’t know where to start. I started the film program about a year and some ago. I had no idea this is what I wanted to do before I considered the possibilities. Luckily, there are a few professors I have had that really kindled this passion of mine over the past few semesters. Before film consumed my life, I was heavily involved with music. I was attempting to make it in the music industry as a live drummer. I still play as much as I can, but film has really become my latest outlet to express myself. Other than that, I work and go to school full-time but when I have free time I enjoy playing video games and watching films. I try to hang with my family and friends as much as I can!