Julia Marchese is a multifaceted creative force, whose talents and expertise extend far beyond the boundaries of a single discipline, as she has demonstrated exceptional proficiency as an actress, director, writer, producer, and film programmer.
Julia's remarkable filmography boasts a diverse range of credits, featuring appearances in numerous independent and horror films, including the notable titles of Full Moon's Delta Delta Die!, Deathcember, Golden Earrings, and Joe Dante's Burying the Ex.
Julia's impressive repertoire of talents extends far beyond her work as a renowned actress, as she also excels in the realm of podcasting, showcasing her versatility and range by co-hosting two highly acclaimed and distinct shows.
The first of these podcasts is the well-known and beloved "Horror Movie Survival Guide", a platform where Julia and her co-hosts delve into the world of horror cinema, exploring the thrills, chills, and spills that make this genre so captivating.
In addition to her work on "Horror Movie Survival Guide", Julia is also the co-host of the fascinating and intriguing "JodoWOWsky" podcast, which serves as a tribute to the groundbreaking and visionary filmmaker Alejandro Jodorowsky.
Julia's creative endeavors in 2020 marked a significant milestone, as she successfully acquired the rights to Stephen King's iconic short story "I Know What You Need" through his esteemed Dollar Baby program. This remarkable opportunity allowed her to take the reins, crafting a screenplay that would bring this beloved tale to life on the big screen. Not only did she pen the screenplay, but Julia also took on the dual roles of producer and director, pouring her heart and soul into the project. As a self-proclaimed fan of Stephen King's work, "I Know What You Need" holds a special place in her heart as her favorite short story by her favorite author. To add an extra layer of authenticity to the film, Julia opted to shoot on location at the University of Maine, where the story is set, further immersing the audience in the world of the narrative.
