Archive for November 29th, 2006
Posted by Charlie on
November 29, 2006
You know you love them. The question is who is your favorite crazy ass German movie actor. Here’s my top three:
Udo Kier - You loved him in Mark of the Devil. You cried when he died at sunrise in Blade. How can you deny his insanity as Baron Frankenstein in Andy Warhol’s Frankenstein(Flesh for Frankenstein) and his quest to build a perfect mate for his New York accented monster. To know death Otto, you have to fuck life in the gallbladder.
Carl Boehm - If you haven’t seen Peeping Tom(1960) yet, you are completely missing out on the grandaddy of any perverted sleaze you’ve seen from the past 46 years. Boehm stars as a photographer, ruined by his father and obsessed with fear, who kills women with his tripod while filming them. Boehm’s blank, emotionless stare sells the whole movie.
Last but not least, Klaus Kinski - Ok so technically he’s Polish, but he grew up in Germany. Best know as Nosferatu in Werner Herzog’s 1979 version of the original German vampire move, he is also know for playing crazy ass doctors in Android, Schizoid, and Crawlspace. He is also pretty damn nuts in the 1985 Sci-Fi classic Creature. His best production to date is, of course, Nastassja Kinski., who got naked for us in many films and helped many of us through puberty.
Posted by Tim on
November 29, 2006
I know that myself and Uncle Bill are VERY proud of how this interview turned out, its probably if not THE most informative interviews definitely in the top two or three. Fans of Halloween III : Season of The Witch will not want to miss a second of this hour long indepth interview with the director of that film, as well as Stephen King’s IT (which IMO is the best King mini series adaptation ever) and production designer on THE ONE, THE ONLY…..HALLOWEEN (well I mean the first one, technically there’s like 8 of em now with #9 on the way) I just personally had a very good time talking with Mr. Wallace , he holds nothing back and seems very honest about all the experiences as you’ll soon hear…..I guarantee you’ll enjoy it. If not you’ll get a full refund………HOOOAH!!
Posted by Tim on
November 29, 2006
All my films are finally on one list!!! Just go to www.charlesband.com and check it out! I’m sure there are still some mistakes but it’s a lot more accurate than IMDB! I’ve also separated the “Surrender Erotic Films” as I had very little to do with most of those! ALSO: we are FOR SURE putting together the NEW FULL MOON FAN CLUB MEMBERSHIP CARD! I’ll have all the details up tomorrow. I hope to have them available by December 1st!!! I’m real excited about the design of the card! And some of what you get as a member will be: a 10% discount on anything purchased at www.fullmoondirect.com, free admission to all road shows, a 20% discount on all merchandise purchased at any road show or any convention Full Moon attends, a VIP visit to any of my movie sets if you’re in LA (or wherever I may shoot a Full Moon feature!), and more stuff we’re coming up with right now!!!
Have a great day!
CB
Posted by Tim on
November 29, 2006
Remember folks we here at Bastards just don’t promote horror, we also promote independent film also. Thank you, from T.G.
RED SEVEN is currently being produced as part of a brand spanking new filmmaking competition known as Project Twenty1 www.projecttwenty1.com
Located in Philadephia, Project Twenty1 is a contest in which twenty one teams have twenty one days to complete a film that is 10 minutes or less in length. This years common element that is required to be incorporated into all of the films is “21.” Teams are allowed to define in what way(s) they wish to insert this element into their movies. The more unique, the better. The winner will be decided by the audience in attendance at the festival screenings on December 4th and 5th. A best of fest screening will occur on January 24th. Check the website for more details.
Project Twenty1 is the second contest of this sort for “team with no name” after recently finishing the East Lansing Film Festival 48/5 with their critically acclaimed horror dramedy entry, Wonky.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DKAOCR7NNgA And although “team with no name” is primarily comprised of filmmakers A.E. Griffin, Brandon Bartkowiak and Justin Muschong, they have collaborated with as many other talented and hardworking Michigan based filmmakers as possible to help them complete their competitive assignments.
RED SEVEN is a dramatic action story set in the shady world of underground gambling with it’s arms firmly wrapped around a damaged love triangle and a climax that is certain to unnerve even the most jaded of film viewers. This short film features the powerhouse acting talents of Michael McCallum, David Prouty and Grace Anne Rowan.
No worries though if you can’t make it to Philadelphia to catch any of the Project Twenty1 films on the big screen, RED SEVEN will make it’s Internet debut on January 25th on several streaming media services such as MySpace, YouTube and Revver.
For more information and updates on RED SEVEN or other films by Michigan filmmakers, please check out UnSAFE FIlm Office at www.unsafefilmoffice.com
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