Don Dohler

Biography

Early life Dohler was born in Baltimore, Maryland. When he was a child, his mother bought him a film projector Robert Crumb saw ProJunior and decided to draw a comic about him. As a result, Lynch rounded up 22 underground comix artists, including Dohler, to draw their own interpretation of ProJunior, which was published by Kitchen Sink Press in a comic in 1971.

Cinemagic In the mid-1960s Dohler came up with an idea for a magazine for filmmakers. It would feature illustrated step-by-step articles for amateur special effects filmmakers. Inspired by his underground comix friends, Dohler set off to publish the magazine on his own. Cinemagic featured articles by industry professionals

Dohler made several more low-budget films during the 1980s, including The Galaxy Invader, Nightbeast, Blood Massacre and Fiend, a serial killer film with a supernatural twist.

After an eleven-year self-imposed hiatus, Fiend (1980) Alien Factor 2: Alien Rampage (1999) (A.K.A. Alien Rampage) Harvesters (2001) (Remake of Blood Massacre) Stakes (2002) Vampire Sisters (2003) Crawler (In Post-Production) Dead Hunt (2006)