Archive for October 17th, 2007

Award Ceremony Recap! Congratulations to all of our winners!

Posted by Tim on October 17, 2007

The 2007 Eerie Horror Film Festival Award Ceremony was a star studded affair honoring the best of the best of this year’s film, screenplay and video game selections.

Moderated by Eerie Horror Film Festival President Greg Ropp and Vice President Mark Steensland, the winners were announced by celebrity guests Dee Wallace Stone (”Cujo”, “The Howling”, “E.T.”), Tom Savini (”Grindhouse”, “From Dusk Till Dawn”), Seamus Davey-Fitzpatrick (”The Omen” 2006) and Joe Pilato (”Day of the Dead”).

Tom Savini, a living legend in the horror genre and Pennsylvania resident, was presented with a special award from the City of Erie as well - A Proclamation from the Mayor, recognizing his lifetime of achievements in film and special effects. Tom seemed truly stunned by the honor.

Directors Jason McCann and Jason Hull were inducted into the Eerie Horror Filmmakers Hall of Fame, which was created to honor and to draw attention to our regional filmmakers.

Dave and Melissa Bostaph were presented with our annual Evil Bunny Award (don’t ask) for their incredible job of managing the Festival this season.

Sincere thanks were also given to EHFF board members, staff and the dozens of volunteers for their time, dedication and tireless efforts to make this Festival what it is.

This season’s event far exceeded the expectations of the organizers with sold out shows and record breaking attendance. (Rough estimates of over 5,000 attendees).

Plans are already underway for the 2008 Eerie Horror Film Festival. Stay tuned for more details!

For those who missed the Awards Ceremony, here are the winners:

SCREENPLAYS

Best Feature Screenplay-

“Shed” by Dennis Widmyer & Kevin Kolsch

Best Short Screenplay -

“Fruit Farm” by Dennis Widmyer & Kevin Kolsch

VIDEO GAMES

Best Game Concept: “Crayon Drawn Cthulhu”

Best Character Development, Environment Design and Game in Development: “Ritual Incarnation”

FILMS

Best Actress:
Lara Belmont: “Lump”

Best Actor:
Adam Pitman: “Paper Dolls”

Best Cinematography on Film (Sponsored by Fuji Film):
Gracie: Diary of a Coma Patient

Best Director:

Adam Pitman & David Blair: “Paper Dolls”

Best Short:
“Happy Birthday to You” (”Y Que Cumplas Mucho Mas”)

Best Feature:

“Paper Dolls”

BEST OF THE FEST:

“Cthulhu”

2007 Eerie Filmmakers Hall of Fame Inductees:

Jason McCann (Director - “The Beast in Me”)

Jason Hull (Director - “Chasing Darkness”)

The Eerie Horror Film Festival Call for Entries opens on Halloween Day! Get those films, screenplays and games ready!

Watch Spike TV’s Scream Awards on Tuesday October 23rd!!
Body: Spike TV’s ‘SCREAM 2007′ Takes Over The World!!

Event Will Broadcast to More Than a Billion People Around the Globe, Featuring Exclusive World Premieres, All The Heroes of Horror, Sci-Fi, Fantasy and Comic Books and All-Star Rock Performances!’SCREAM 2007′ Premieres Tuesday, October 23Featuring Musical Performances By Rock Legends Alice Cooper, Rob Zombie, Slash, Ozzy Osbourne And Avenged SevenfoldAppearances By Harrison Ford, Christian Bale, Jessica Biel, Seth Rogen, Tim Burton, Megan Fox, Ralph Fiennes, Rosario Dawson, Paris Hilton, Keith Richards, Freddy Rodriguez, Robert Rodriguez, Eli Roth, Quentin Tarantino And Many MoreSpecial Tributes To Rock Immortal Alice Cooper And The 25th Anniversary Of ‘Star Trek II: The Wrath Of Khan’Special Web Exclusives Offered On www.scream.spiketv.com

Watch Spike TV's Scream Awards on Tuesday October 23rd!!

Posted by Tim on October 17, 2007

Spike TV’s ‘SCREAM 2007′ Takes Over The World!!

Event Will Broadcast to More Than a Billion People Around the Globe, Featuring Exclusive World Premieres, All The Heroes of Horror, Sci-Fi, Fantasy and Comic Books and All-Star Rock Performances!’SCREAM 2007′ Premieres Tuesday, October 23Featuring Musical Performances By Rock Legends Alice Cooper, Rob Zombie, Slash, Ozzy Osbourne And Avenged SevenfoldAppearances By Harrison Ford, Christian Bale, Jessica Biel, Seth Rogen, Tim Burton, Megan Fox, Ralph Fiennes, Rosario Dawson, Paris Hilton, Keith Richards, Freddy Rodriguez, Robert Rodriguez, Eli Roth, Quentin Tarantino And Many MoreSpecial Tributes To Rock Immortal Alice Cooper And The 25th Anniversary Of ‘Star Trek II: The Wrath Of Khan’Special Web Exclusives Offered On www.scream.spiketv.com

Gross Movie Reviews #103

Posted by Tim on October 17, 2007

Gross Movie Reviews #103
By Tim Gross

Welcome to the fallout of Wasteland!

Holy Shit… Zombies [HSZ]: rough cut (DVD) – Two words for you: ‘fake vagina’ … Any other time I would have left the review like that and moved on. But I have become a huge fan of Rick and company at DSK Productions and also since this is the official sequel to “Toxic Shock Zombies” I must tell you more. “Holy Shit” picks up with the president of ‘Zampons’ explaining the whole zombie plague caused by ‘Zampons’ was basically bullshit. After his whole intro of going into detail he demonstrates by putting a ‘Zampon’ in his ass, spits out blood, and then becomes a zombie. The film goes roaring downhill from there in a great way. Rick chooses again to cross every line that has never been crossed with such examples as: redneck hunters checking out a boil on one of their nutsacks, a male zombie eating his girlfriend out when she is on her period, and also a pregnant woman who is a zombie gets hit in the stomach with a sledgehammer (rubber sledgehammer) and she drops the kid and continues to try to eat flesh with the baby hanging off of her! If you are any fan of such films “Hot Justice” or “Toxic Shock Zombies”, “Holy Shit… Zombies” will not disappoint. Now remember it is a rough cut, missing music, needs some edits still, along with needing credits, but has lots of blood and guts, dick jokes, male on male touching, I give it 3 ½ stars as you need to go buy it at www.dsk-productions.com .

Dark Ride (DVD) – A throwback slasher film that seems to be heavily influence by Tobe Hooper’s “Funhouse” and stars Jamie Lynn Cigular and that red head kid from “The Sandlot”. Pretty descent gore effects and well-paced with an ending that just ends when you are waiting for about five more minutes of horror fun. I give it 3 stars.

Rock & Roll Eulogy (DVD) – Horror hosts ‘Tarr & Fether’ bring us a modern day educational film shot in black and white about how rock and roll is Satan’s work and how it is bad for you! Great film that takes you back to the grade school days when they showed those funny ass corny films on sex education, school, emergencies, etc. I give it 3 ½ stars and you can find at www.rockandrolleulogy.com .

The Curse of La Llorona (DVD) – A little girl witnesses the demise of her parents in a house that is supposedly possessed by a Mexican evil spirit. The girl becomes possessed when her relatives show up to take care of her. Sounded good at first but didn’t translate well into a low budget production. I give it 1 star and you can find at www.srscinema.com .

Kiss Daddy Goodbye (DVD) – A lost early 80s film just recently released by SRS Cinema that stars Marilyn Burns as a teacher to two home schooled children at a home in the mountains of a small coastal town. The problem is no one knows the horror they have unleashed when their father is killed by some bikers on their property. We eventually found out the kids have special unexplained powers and are very smart… They raise their dead father from the grave to kill anyone that crosses them. He drives them to the beach, home, anywhere they want to go. This is a cool classic film that reminds you of how cool horror movies were in the 80s, I give it 3 stars.

Splatter Movie: The Director’s Cut [rough cut] (DVD-R) – Mike Watt and Amy Lynn Best are back with their latest project which is a movie within a movie within a documentary movie sort of… It’s confusing and been done before but here we go… A disgruntled cast member takes it upon himself or herself to start killing cast members off left and right in a great gory and bloody fashion while the film is being shot. The location is one reason that makes this film appealing as Mike and Amy used the location “Hundred Acres Manor” a horror attraction in Pittsburgh, Pa., to its fullest. Second reason is the film also has appearances from independent film legend Debbie Rochon and “Evil Dead” FX artist Tom Sullivan in which Tom steals the movie and makes this film well worth watching through the confusion and keeping track of everything going on. Again the film is a rough cut and it is very easy to see where they still have to make edits, add music, and a few other things. Once the film is finished I have a feeling this could be one the best films for Happy Cloud Pictures too date! I give it 3 ½ stars and you can find more info on it at www.myspace.com/splattermovie .

The Period (DVD) – Let me just say this, “This has to be the weirdest DVD I have ever been given to review”. A girl has her period and it does not stop. She loses her lesbian girlfriend, she loses her art modeling job because of her period shooting on everyone, she lives on the street for awhile, gets picked up by an art agent to use her period blood for art, and she eventually finds herself bald, naked, and being worship by some ugly/fat/naked/white male/amazons! The film is possibly the trippiest borderline porn film I ever watched. Personally, I think the film runs a little long (100 minutes) but I know this film will find an audience out there whether its people who like art films or just old, bald, fat fuckers who just wanna jack off to it. I give it 2 ½ stars and it has lots of extras and you can find it at www.srscinema.com .

Curtains (DVD) – A long lost early 80s slasher that hasn’t been released on DVD in the U.S. and it stars John Vernon who is known for his legendary roles in “Animal House” and “Killer Klowns From Outer Space”. John Vernon plays a director who is hard to work with and has asked six actresses out to his home to audition for a legendary role! Of course the six actresses begin to die in bloody fashion one by one with a storyline that gives you a little twist at the end that makes you wanna pay attention throughout the slasher film. This classic slasher film deserves a U.S. release and is talked about a lot on Dead Pit Radio among other known horror websites and magazines. A must find for all slasher film fans as I give it 3 stars.

Any comments or questions please send to: LAN_EMAIL_SUBS or www.myspace.com/slasherfilmfan , plus you can also find my two horror movie review books, “Gross Movie Reviews Volume One and Two” for sale at www.lulu.com or www.amazon.com . You can find other things from me at www.bastardsofhorror.com , www.bloodtypeonline.com , and in the movie review section of Ultra Violent magazine (www.uvmagazine.com). Remember folks if you are renting from Blockbuster you are not renting from the best! Support your local independent video store! It will keep horror alive………

Don’t forget you can find me at Zombie Fest October 27-28th, 2007!

Join us for the It’s Alive! 2007 Zombie Fest
October 27-28, 2007 at the Pittsburgh ExpoMart in
Monroeville, PA
http://www.theitsaliveshow.com/Zombiefest2007.htm
http://www.myspace.com/zombiefest07

Thriller! Chiller! news

Posted by Tim on October 17, 2007

Howdy all!

Chris, Keith and I wanted to drop a bit of GREAT news to you all regarding Thriller! Chiller! being held this year down at the Wealthy Theatre in Grand Rapids on October 25th, 26th and the 27th.

Courtesy of the ever gracious folks over at the Indepedent Film Channel we have just kindly secured exhibition rights to screen… [drum roll, please]

BLACK SHEEP!

If you know what Black Sheep is you’ll all probably know it didn’t play around here on any of the big screen venues unless you’re one of the lucky few to attend the packed theater during the Traverse City Film Festival this year where it was lauded with a standing ovation afterwards.

If you don’t know what Black Sheep is, check out the trailer and the site here: http://www.blacksheepthemovie.com/

It’s a perfect fit for our newly added Midnight screening on Friday, October 26th. Tickets will only be $5 but if you want the closest thing to a guaranteed seat please consider picking up a limit edition - limited quantity - festival pass at http://www.thrillerchiller.com/tickets.html

We are incredibly thrilled to bring this super chilled destined-to-be cult classic to West Michigan! It’s our humble little way of saying “THANKS” to all of our supporters, friends, family and fans - especially those that helped and encouraged us throughout this past year - and to have that much more of a blast this year! This one is definitely in your honor and building of a wonderful memory of, “I was there when I first I saw Black Sheep play at the Wealthy during Thriller! Chiller!”

Dig it,

Chris, Keith and Anthony
CO+Directors, Thriller! Chiller!
www.thrillerchiller.com

P.S. Yeah, we love this stuff.

Halloween Express and Brain Damage Films Present:

Posted by Tim on October 17, 2007

Halloween Express and Brain Damage Films Present:
The 3nd Annual International Horror & Sci-Fi Film Festival
EXCLUSIVE 20% DISCOUNT TO ALL BRAIN DAMAGE GOREHOUNDS! - SEE BELOW FOR DETAILS!

Brain Damage Film’s own DARK PLACES offically selected!

Schedule of events!
With the International Horror & Sci-Fi Film Festival only 10 days away (running from October 19-21, 2007) it’s only fitting we let you know what we’ve cooked up for you!
The best way to get the “down low” on EVERYTHING – and we mean EVERYTHING - happening at the festival is to head to –
www.HorrorSciFi.com
We list each film and event in detail, including a synopsis, photos and trailers. Its bananas!
GUESTS OF HONOR INCLUDE:
LINDA BLAIR (THE EXORCIST)
KEN FOREE (DAWN OF THE DEAD – ORIGINAL)
CLAUDIA CHRISTAIN (BABALYON FIVE)
MICHAEL BECK OF THE WARRIORS
VIP PASSES
Plus – because we love you – (Actually, we want to eat your brains) we’ve hooked you up with a discount on VIP passes.
As Horror Sci-Fi Film Fest. Insiders, we are offering you a 20% discount off of VIP passes. Normally, $100. Now you only pay a cool $80. That’s over 60 films and events for only $80.00! What a value!
Just go here –
horrorscifi.c.topica.com/maaibrpabBPLabpXlDyb
– and use the discount code of PARTNER (all Capital letters) to get the discount when you purchase a VIP Pass.
FLEX PASSES
Flex passes allow you to see four (4) movies for $25.00. Insiders, we are offering you a 20% discount off of Flex passes too. That’s four movies for $20.00!
Just go here – horrorscifi.c.topica.com/maaibrpabBPNxbpXlDy
– and use the discount code of PARTNER (all Capital letters) to get the discount when you purchase a VIP Pass.

Now, without further ado, here’s a day-by-day run down of all our fiendishly delightful morsels for the mind:
• 40 all-new horror films (features and short from all around the globe)
• 30 all-new Sci Fi films (features and shorts from across the globe)
• Celebrities (more on them later)
• Parties (every night)
• Premieres!
• Closing night secret premiere!
OPENING NIGHT - FRIDAY OCTOBER 19th
Opening night special event!
DAWN OF THE DEAD SCREENING WITH STAR KEN FOREE!
Meet the ultimate zombie killer in person for a special screening of the original “Dawn”, an exclusive pre-movie Q & A and signing event (Celebrities charge a fee for signatures).
Screening Sponsors: Midnight Movie Mamacita & I Can Smell Your Brains.com.
Screening Friday - 7:00 PM
Buy tickets here:
horrorscifi.c.topica.com/maaibrpabBPLdbpXlDyb/
THE WARRIORS SCREENING WITH STAR, MICHAEL BECK!
Join Michael (“Swan” leader of The Warriors) for a special screening of The Warriors, an exclusive pre-movie Q & A and signing event (Celebrities charge a fee for signatures).
Screening Friday 10PM
Buy Tickets here: horrorscifi.c.topica.com/maaibrpabBPLdbpXlDyb/
SATURDAY OCTOBER 20th, 2007
COMPETITION FILMS – THE BEST IN NEW HORROR & SCI FI
We have 5 competition feature films for you and 5 competition shorts programs too.
Get all the info here:
horrorscifi.c.topica.com/maaibrpabBPLebpXlDyb/

SHOWCASE FILMS – We have 11 showcase films this year, many of which are Arizona premieres!
Get all the info here:
horrorscifi.c.topica.com/maaibrpabBPLebpXlDyb/

THE HIDDEN SCREENING WITH CLAUDIA CHRISTIAN!
Join Claudia for a special screening of the Horror/Sci-Fi classic, The Hidden. After stick around for an exclusive Q&A and signing event (Celebrities charge a fee for signatures).
Saturday, 3:30pm
Buy Tickets Here:
horrorscifi.c.topica.com/maaibrpabBPLfbpXlDyb/

THE EXORCIST SCREENING WITH LINDA BLAIR!
She is the undisputed, reigning queen of horror, star of The Exorcist, Linda Blair!
Join us as we induct Linda into the International Horror and Sci-Fi Hall of Fame, screen The Exorcist, have an exclusive Q & A (conducted by IHSFFF’S own Brian Pulido) and be there for an exclusive signing event (Celebrities charge a fee for signatures).
Saturday - 6:30pm
Buy Tickets Here:
horrorscifi.c.topica.com/maaibrpabBPLgbpXlDyb/

LINDA BLAIR’S DESSERT WITH THE DAMNED PRIVATE RECEPTION!
Limited to 40 fans. In this rare, once-in-a-lifetime event, Linda will be personally greeting her Phoenix fans. Desert and soft drinks are served to add to the merriment. Each guest will receive a signed photo of Linda and the opportunity to take a photo with the reigning queen of horror. Portion of proceeds benefit Linda Blair Worldheart Foundation.
Saturday - 5:00 PM
Buy Tickets here:
horrorscifi.c.topica.com/maaibrpabBPLhbpXlDyb/

PARTY! ALL AGES!
Saturday Night Costume Bash & QUEEN OF SCREAM COMPETITION!
Grilled Expedition 9pm to 2am
SUNDAY OCTOBER 21, 2007!
See all the movies you missed on Saturday! Check here for details:
horrorscifi.c.topica.com/maaibrpabBPLibpXlDyb/

CLOSING NIGHT EVENT!
A Horror Sci Fi Festival secret screening. Who doesn’t love a surprise? This year, we are unveiling one film that will not be announced until just before the lights go dark. It is our closing night film. What exactly will this film be? We cannot say, but it is from a major studio, features major movie stars and is directed by a major director! Year one we presented Feast. Year two we presented Touristas. Now what’s up our sleeves?! It’s gonna be massive!
Sunday - 7:00PM
Buy tickets here:
horrorscifi.c.topica.com/maaibrpabBPLjbpXlDyb/

CLOSING NIGHT PARTY! ALL AGES!
Grilled Expedition 9pm to 1am
In closing, we’d like to say you’d be a zombie to miss any of our dark (and shiny) delicacies. Plus don’t forget about the discount below.
Come on out, support horror, sci fi, fantasy and crazy cinema!
Don’t be left out in the dark – alone.
Yours fiendishly,
Dr. Von Horror & his undead zombie horde.
A word from the management:
For more information please call the Phoenix Film Festival at 602.955.6444 or visit www.horrorscifi.com. This is an event that should not be missed, horror sci-fi movie lover or not.
Dr. Von Horror’s Insiders get a 20% discount off of VIP passes. Normally, $100 you pay a cool $80. Just go here:
horrorscifi.c.topica.com/maaibrpabBPLabpXlDyb/
– and use the discount code of PARTNER to get the discount when you purchase a VIP Pass.
The International Horror and Sci-Fi Film Festival is part of the 501c3 non-profit Phoenix Film Foundation and is a sibling organization of the Phoenix Film Festival, IFP-Phoenix, Phoenix Film Society and Arizona Student Film Festival.

Cinema Wasteland 2007 Fall Show review

Posted by Tim on October 17, 2007

Cinema Wasteland 2007 Fall Show

Well I’m back! Got to hang out with quite a few Dead Pit board members (El Juan, Russ, Rick, darkpumpkin, the man wearing girls pants “must be there to understand”) and had a few beers and talked horror. But overall the show was very weird for a Cinema Wasteland show. First off, Chiller was running a show the same weekend which was very weird since some of the same vendors and people go to both but were forced by Chiller to pick one this time around. Did this cause the weirdness? Second, Cleveland Indians are in the playoffs and the convention is in the heartland of Cleveland Indian country. Did this cause the weirdness? Third, it was 87 degrees outside and sunny which for October is down right fucking crazy! Lots of factors to think about that made this show weird. But all the men who played Michael Myers showed up except for Brad Loree and William Forsythe, and Leslie Easterbrook were the guests along with the fun usuals who show up to one of the coolest conventions around. Business was a little slow book wise, and overall for all vendors there but that didn’t stop the fun partying going on there after hours whether it was me seeing nice bare breasts three times in one day or the horror geek drunken chat that took place in the hallway between several of us fellow vendors, guests, and people who attended the show. Overall, Cinema Wasteland was weird as hell but the spring show is shaping up to be a legendary show!

Cinema Wasteland
April 4-6th, 2008
Holiday Select Inn
15471 Royalton Rd.
Strongsville, Ohio 44136

“ILSA” Reunion
Dyanne Thorne
Don Edmonds
Howard Maurer

“Spider Baby” Reunion 40 the anniversary
Jack Hill
Sid Haig
Beverly Washburn
Plus you will have me Tim Gross sporting a new book “Gross Movie Reviews Volume Three”! See you there!

Special thanks to Runk, Kelly, Rick of DSK, Jason of “Gone the Way of Flesh”, Joe Knuetter, darkpumpkin…

Dark Places news

Posted by Tim on October 17, 2007

Dark Places has been officially accepted into and will be showcased at this year’s Horror & Sci-Fi festival in Arizona! (www.horrorscifi.com/)
Hey everyone in the wonderful land of Bastards of Horror! I thought I’d stop in and say hi and give you guys a little clue in on what I’ve been doing while I’ve been MIA here:) I have been working hard on the music and doing a couple films. The most recent one being “Heavy Mental” with Silver Bullet Pictures where I play a slightly deranged news reporter wrapped recently. I also am filming for “Winslow Asylum” with Dark Wind Woods and “Old Farmer Jones” with Silver Springs Drive In Productions. But my main thing is the music and here is some info on that:

Here is info on the album and the little promo/warm up mini tour:

ALBUM:
Tiffany Apan-”Poet” (an 11 track CD)
Due out November 27, 2007
Featuring singles “Ghost” (Ethereal,Classical,Folk)
“Run Away and Hide” (Ethereal,Darkwave,Classical)
“Ashes to Dust” (Metal,Classical)
“Scarborough Fair” (Celtic,Folk)
“Warrior” (Rock,Punk)
“Whispers” (Old pop,old country-think Johnny Cash,Patsy Cline,50s pop)

SO FAR WILL BE AVAILABLE AT:
Amazon.com
CDBaby.com
iTunes.com
FYE.com
Digstation.com
YahooMusic.com
Dave’s Music Mine
The Exchange
Eide’s
Incredibly Strange Video
Borders (locations TBA)
Joseph-Beth Booksellers (locations TBA)
Sonic Catherdal.com
Half Price Books
Eljay’s Used Books
Projekt.com

RADIO PLAY SO FAR:
Sonic Cathedral Sirens Radio (beginning late October/early November)
Forbidden Radio/Forbidden Mixtapes (I’m pretty sure you can hear it there now)
West Virginia’s NPR/PBS radio station’s “Eclectopia” and “Music in the Afternoon” (beginning in November)
OneStepBeyondReality.com

MUSIC VIDEOS IN THE WORKS:
“Ghost”
“Ghost Nether Realm Remix” (both of these with G&G Media)
“Run Away and Hide” (with award winning videographer/photographer,Alisa Lawton)

WARM UP PROMO MINI TOUR:
Passed Shows:
Gallaria at Erieview in Cleveland, Ohio
Greater Cleveland Art and Gallery Festival
September 15 and 16

Harvest Moon Coffeehouse in White Oak, PA
*Played with Chuck Owston, Vequinox, and Scott Helland and His Traveling Band of Gypsy Nomads
September 23

Upcoming Shows:
Howeler’s Coyote Cafe in Pittsburgh (Bloomfield), PA
Necrotic Wednesday with Mordant Productions
October 17

Club Cafe in Pittsburgh (Southside), PA
*playing with Debutante
October 30

Butler Art Center in Butler, PA
Friday Night Spirit Cafe
November 16
*The Art Center will also be featuring some of my writings in it’s Horror Gallery Exhibit from October 20-November 16

We are working on a 2008 tour. We are so far contacting venues in PA, NY, Ohio, and Kentucky.

For more info, visit my website http://www.tiffany-apan.com
You can also listen to and download a couple songs on the following sites:
http://www.myspace.com/tiffanyapanmusic
http://www.numberonemusic.com/tiffanyapan
http://www.mp3.com/artist/tiffanyapan/

Hope you all have a great week!

Much love,
Tiffany Apan

Film Nominations Announced!
Current mood: accomplished
Category: Movies, TV, Celebrities

Ladies and gentlemen -

The Nominations for the 2007 Eerie Horror Film Festival:

Best Actress:
Lara Belmont: “Lump”
Michael Learned: “The Killer”
Rebekah Germain: “Summer Job”
Laura Dominguez: “Y Que Cumplas Mucho Mas” (”Happy Birthday to You”)
Carolyn Hennesy” “Feeding”

Best Actor:
Adam Pitman: “Paper Dolls”
Jason Cottle: “Cthulhu”
Dan Conville: “5 Day Rental”
Jeffery Mills: “Chickenfut”
Vic Browder: “Under My Skin”

Best Cinematography on Film (Sponsored by Fuji Film):
“Gracie: Diary of a Coma Patient”
“Paper Dolls”
“Eyes of Samir”
“Y Que Cumplas Mucho Mas” (”Happy Birthday to You”)
“Sleep in Heavenly Peace”

Best Director:
Shawn Linden: “Nobody”
Adam Pitman & David Blair: “Paper Dolls”
Faye Jackson: “Lump”
Daniel Gildark: “Cthulhu”
Chris Grimly: “Cannibal Flesh Riot”

Best Short:
“Happy Birthday to You”
“Lump”
“Under My Skin”
“Chickenfut”
“Hideous ”

Best Feature:
“Cthulhu”
“Blood Car”
“Paper Dolls”
“Nobody”
“Trail of the Screaming Forehead”

Congratulations to all of our nominees!

Winners will be announced at the Award Ceremony on Saturday, October 13th!

For more information about these films, including screening times: http://eeriehorror.bside.com/?_view=_films

New Puppet Master Replicas coming…

Posted by Tim on October 17, 2007

AND FOR THOSE OF YOU WHO WAITED FOREVER FOR THE DELIVERY OF THE FIRST 2 YOU WILL BE ENTITLED TO A 10% DISCOUNT!!! (ONCE TORCH AND LEECH WOMAN GO ON SALE - IN ABOUT 3 WEEKS - WE’LL FIGURE OUT A WAY TO GET EVERYONE WHO BOUGHT EITHER BLADE OR PINHEAD THE 10% DISCOUNT!) WE’VE ALSO SOLVED OUR MANUFACTURING PROBLEMS AND WE WILL BE ABLE TO SHIP ALL ORDERS OF TORCH AND LEECHWOMAN WITHIN 6 WEEKS. KEEP IN MIND THE REPLICAS ARE ALL HAND MADE AND THAT PROCESS DOES TAKE TIME!!!
ALSO! WE’LL BE AT THE CINEMA WASTELAND CONVENTION IN OHIO STARTING TOMORROW!
COME BY AND SAY HELLO! PLUS I’LL HAVE A FEW PROTOTYPES OF TORCH AND LEECHWOMAN AT THE SHOW!!! AND OTHER SURPRIZES!!!
FINALLY - THE FULL MOON HORROR CONVENTION AND FILM FESTIVAL IS REALLY LOOKING AMAZING! EVERYONE TRY TO COME!!! REMEMBER IT’S IN LITTLE ROCK AND GOES FROM FRIDAY OCTOBER 26TH THRU SUNDAY THE 28TH!!! SO MANY CRAZY FULL MOON PEOPLE WILL BE THERE!!! CHECK IT OUT AT
WWW.FULLMOONCONVENTION.COM!!!

Little Shop of Whores - Louisville's Sexiest Costume Party

Posted by Tim on October 17, 2007

My friend Sam Gracie is hosting the sexiest Halloween party in Louisville, and we’ll be playing DEAD MOON RISING all through the night Saturday, October 27, 2007. This is for 21 & older, and it’s going to be a very racy venue.
See below for all the gory details:

Don’t miss out on Louisville’s sexiest Halloween costume party!!
Where: Main Street Lounge, 104-106 W. Main Street, Louisville
When: Saturday, Oct. 27, 2007, From 9 p.m.
What: Little Shop of Whores - Louisville’s Sexiest Costume Party!
Cover: $5
$3 Bacardi Bombs - Body Painting - Costume Prizes.

Special video presentation of “Dead Moon Rising” will be shown through out the night. Dead Moon Rising is an award winning and locally produced zombie movie, for more details visit http://www.anubisdigital.com/Movies-Synopsis.htm

Main Room:
Daniel Mnookin - Techno + Tech House,
(Siteholder Records / Siteholder UnCut, Proton Radio)
Since catching the DJ bug, Daniel has gone on to play at every major club in Chicago. He has also played outside of his hometown in cities as isolated as Columbia, Missouri, to the glitz and glamour of Los Angeles and New York – not to mention his international debut in Mexico (where he has played cities such as Guadalajara and Mexico City) in the fall of 2003 as well as spinning in Aruba on New Year’s Eve 2004. He made his European debut that following spring, with gigs in Frankfurt, Germany and Paris, France. He has played alongside such top notch DJs as Adam Beyer, Danny Howells, DJ Garth, Green Velvet, John Tejada, Matthew Dear, and Sasha (just to name a few)…
Never one to rest on his laurels, Daniel has joined with Brian Ffar and world renowned techno producer Billy Dalessandro to form Siteholder Records (www.siteholder.net) – a Chicago based techno label. Since its inception, Siteholder has done extremely well, finding its releases in the record boxes of Adam Beyer, Laurent Garnier, Sven Vath, and thousands of others…
In terms of production, Daniel’s first record came out in 2004 and featured a track he did with longtime collaborator Brian Ffar entitled “Plinko”. The recording was included on the “Xactofunk EP” and released by U.K.-based Beat Code Records. Swag Records charted the release at #1. He released his first solo EP, entitled “Spotted Cow”, in 2007 on Siteholder UnCut. He also continues to release highly praised originals and remixes under the Slutbox alias (alongside Billy Dalessandro).
You can get more info by visiting www.siteholder.net or www.protonradio.com
Sam Gracie (ResonantVibes.com) and Ben Alan (Hushabye House) will be supporting Daniel in the main room with a tasty portion of house, tech house, and techno.
Extra sound will be provided in the main room. What good is techno without gut wrenching bass?

Patio:
Jason Clark (aka strange.loop) and Friends - Electronica, Downtempo + Techno
(SKL, Krack.org)
Jason Shelton - Techno + Minimal
(Natefx.com)
An electronic blend of many influences, Jason Clark aka strange.loop has been working with experimental and ambient music since 1993. His musical style nowadays ranges from beautiful, lush ambience to harsh dark experimental intelligent dance music. Before that, he played drums and was a singer with various punk rock, death metal and alternative bands. It’s hard to know what to expect from a strange.loop live show, because his influences are so diverse and contradictory.
The name strange.loop comes from a term in physics that refers to an intermingling of opposing forces. These opposing forces, the yin and yang, are what drive the music of strange.loop. Professionally, Jason is a creative director at a small agency in Louisville, Kentucky, which fits perfectly with his obsessions with sound and visual design.
Jason has become renowned in the past for his production of various electronic events, from small experimental themed events to full fledged music festivals. Most notably he’s been the man behind the Hellhouse Halloween Parties, a yearly Halloween party in Louisville, with a reputation that spreads from Chicago to Atlanta, and is renowned for delivering the Midwest a proper dose of techno once a year.
Sadly, there is no Hellhouse Party planned for this year, so we invited Jason to make the patio his own, and bring a little bit of Hellhouse to this event! Jason Shelton will lending a hand on the patio with his blend of techno and minimal grooves, along with other friends of SKL.
Bar Room:
Deuce Leader - Old Skool, Hip-Hop, and downtempo cuts. Deuce will be keeping it real with grooves to get your drink on. There will be an industrial flavor added to the night, so watch this space as more details are confirmed.
See you there!