This week on Hollywood's Hidden Treasures, we're diving into the fascinating world of film editing and the horror genre. Joining us are two industry legends, Bob Mirowski and Chris Innes, who share their experiences as Academy Award-winning film editors, and George Bronstein, a well-known entertainment attorney and film producer. We also chat with Carl York, a cult horror film star, and Joe Cortese, a talented actor with a long history in the industry.

In this episode, we explore the art of film editing, from the technical precision to the creative vision that makes it one of the most influential roles in filmmaking. Our guests share their insights on how they got started in the industry, from Bob's early days as a film enthusiast to Chris's journey as a production assistant. We also discuss the importance of film editors in shaping the narrative flow and emotional impact of a movie.

We also delve into the world of horror films, discussing the cult classics that have become iconic in the genre. Our guests share their experiences working on films like Uncle Sam, Cannibal Holocaust, and The Swimmer, and we explore the challenges and rewards of restoring and releasing these cult classics. With a mix of humor and insight, our guests take us on a journey through the world of horror and film editing.

Join us as we uncover the hidden treasures of the film industry, from the art of film editing to the cult classics of the horror genre. Listen to the full episode to hear more about the fascinating stories and experiences of our guests, and discover the passion and dedication that drives them to create and preserve these iconic films.