Chris R. Notarile is a prolific filmmaker whose passion for storytelling and special effects has made him a standout figure in the world of physical media. A graduate of the School of Visual Arts, Chris honed his skills in stop-motion animation, which laid the groundwork for his diverse filmography. He is best known for his feature film "Roses" (2012), a psychological thriller that has gained a cult following, sought after by collectors for its unique blend of horror and artful cinematography. With over 400 credits to his name, Chris has carved out a niche in the horror genre, particularly with fan films like "The Nightmare Ends on Halloween" and the acclaimed "Krueger: Tales from Elm Street" series. His innovative approach to filmmaking, exemplified in works like "Methodic"—the first basher movie—has not only captured audiences but also the attention of collectors eager to own rare horror memorabilia. As he marks two decades of creativity with Blinky Productions Inc., Chris continues to inspire both fans and fellow filmmakers alike.