Well, horror movies. I'm also an avid comic book fan, an old-school Marvel Zombie. In my spare time, I'm involved in local filmmaking projects in Western Massachusetts as well as having self-published several mini-comics.
Horror fans from around the world - people who share my passion for the genre. As well as those working in the genre as writers, filmmakers, etc. (or those who one day plan to) to make the future safe for fear fare.
I'm big on alternate rock from the '80s - The Cure, Smiths, Echo and the Bunnymen. Big metalhead as well - Iron Maiden, Slayer, Metallica, Dio, Sabbath. I'm a little out of touch with the current scene, unfortunately.
As much as I love horror, I'm an overall movie buff with favorite films all across the board from every genre. I just think that horror, fantasy and sci-fi offers the most complete use of the medium in terms of lighting, editing, cinematography, sound design, etc.. Movies like Suspiria and Evil Dead II are just purely cinematic, involving every facet of filmmaking in a way that dramas or comedies typically don't.
My favorites shows up through my teen years were The Rockford Files, Six Million Dollar Man, Kung Fu, Match Game, The Twilight Zone, The Incredible Hulk, The Bob Newhart Show, The Odd Couple, and The Greatest American Hero. I think The X-Files is the best genre show that's ever aired - even if it hit the skids in the last couple of seasons. My cult faves include Friday the 13th: The Series, Forever Knight, Nowhere Man and old-school Dr. Who. I don't watch too much TV these days. But I love The Office and Monk and for genre shows, Supernatural is my current top pick.
I have zero time to read, unfortunately. But my teen years were spent with Poe, Lovecraft, Matheson, Bradbary, King, and Vonnegut.
John Carpenter, George Romero, David Cronenberg, Sam Raimi, Stephen King, Fred Dekker, Lucio Fulci, Dario Argento, David Lynch, Frank Henenlotter, Don Coscarelli, and Tobe Hooper collectively gave me vast, dark worlds to explore as a kid that I still have yet to exhaust. I also owe a thanks to everyone who ever made a cheap slasher movie in the early '80s. And William Shatner, Chuck Norris, Arnold Schwarzenneger, and Sylvester Stallone are the faces on my own personal Mt. Rushmore.