Thomas Edward Seymour Biography
Thomas Edward Seymour is an American independent filmmaker known for the New York Times celebrated VHS Massacre (2016) and VHS Massacre Too (2020) documentaries. Additionally American Expendables, Exorcism of Fleete Marish (2022), London Betty (2009), Land of College Prophets (2005) and Everything Moves Alone (2001). Seymour's work is characterized by its low-budget aesthetic and satirical humor.
He has also been involved in documentary filmmaking, exploring topics related to independent cinema.
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