Robert Tinnell, a multifaceted creative force, has consistently demonstrated an unwavering enthusiasm for genre filmmaking and fandom throughout his life, a testament to his enduring passion for the dark and unknown.
As a precocious teenager, he embarked on a creative journey, experimenting with Super 8mm horror films, which served as a means of expressing his fascination with the macabre and the unexplained.
Concurrently, he founded and published the horror fanzine Demons of the Mind, a venture that not only showcased his writing skills but also further solidified his reputation as a dedicated aficionado of the horror genre, earning him a reputation as a respected voice within the horror community.
Tinnell, as a seasoned writer and director, has devoted his expertise to creating a diverse array of films that have captivated audiences of all ages. Among his most cherished and enduring endeavors is the cult classic Frankenstein and Me, which premiered in 1996 and has since become a beloved staple of the cinematic world.
In a more recent creative endeavor, Tinnell partnered with Image Comics to produce The Black Forest, a hauntingly beautiful horror graphic novel that masterfully pays homage to the genre's most iconic and influential moments.
Tinnell's personal life is characterized by a harmonious blend of serenity and fulfillment, as he coexists with his loving wife, Shannon Colaianni Tinnell, and their offspring, in a residential setting that offers convenient proximity to a diverse array of indulgences, including a wide selection of craft beers, an assortment of delectable sushi options, comic book stores that cater to his interests, and tranquil trout fishing spots.
