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New Voices In Film

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The Rift by Torrid Productions wherein I play the role of Jennifer Smith, a sexy villian woman. This is a sci fi short film. It also stars Lenny Williams of The musical group, Tower of Power. It plays Saturday, July 11, 2009 at 8:00 at the Berkeley Media Center in Berkeley, California.

I also have a feature film called "The Snake" by Adam Goldstein/Eric Kutner playing in San Francisco Friday, July 10, 2009 at the Roxie Theatre at 9:00 p.m. The famous Margaret Cho is also in this movie. I play the role of a club girl who makes fun of the lead guy and then gets into a heated argument with him.

This is a social network for those who love horror movies. The network is not just limited to horror we do include sci-fi and suspense thrillers. This network is also for those individuals that aspire to be actors/actresses, movie producers, movie directors, and writers/screenplay writers. I have been networking with different people and companies that will be looking at the website for amateurs trying to be professionals. This is not spam this is my way of giving these people like myself a place to go. This is my way of helping amateurs like myself to become professionals. The more people that join the network the better your chances. If this does not apply to you then thats fine, but if you know someone that it does apply to then by all means pass on the message. Its your choice! You can find us at CAFE HORROR

THE ARTWORK BELOW IS FROM NICK ROSE, WHO HAS GRACED ME WITH DOING SOME FANTASTIC ARTWORK FOR MY UPCOMING SHORT FICTION COLLECTION, DRAC KARNIVALE. IF YOU WISH TO CONTACT NICK ABOUT DOING SOME ARTWORK FOR YOU, HIS CONTACT ADDY IS HERE NICK ROSE ART

Sculpture is a psychological horror gore-fest that tells the story of Ashley Steele (Raine Brown), a struggling artist who returns home after the death of her parents (Marv Blauvelt and Susan Adriensen) only to find her possessive rich older brother, Adam (Dustin Kerns), and the haunting memories of her repressed past await her. Her childhood friend, Emily (Misty Mundae) tries to free her from the grasp of her egotistical brother. Meanwhile she is commissioned by a well known art dealer (Alan Rowe Kelly) to create a life-size sculpture of the perfect man, and uses body builders from her brother's gym as models. Before long she finds herself spiraling down a path of unspeakable psychopathic terror and murder as she frantically tries to complete her masterpiece

COME AND VISIT THEM AT MYSPACE HERE KILLERCUP

TO SEE MORE OF MY WORK, VISIT ME AT MY PERSONAL WEBSITE RAVENKULT

ONE OF OUR APRIL FEATRURED AUTHORS, RHIAN WALLER, IS GETTING HER HEAD SHAVED FOR A WORTHY CAUSE. SEE DETAILS HERE HAIRCUT

Melantha Blackthorne is a talented, upcoming actress whose recent credits

include Paul W.S. Anderson's (Soldier, Resident Evil) 'Death Race',

produced by Paula Wagner. Melantha plays the role of Pachenko's (Max Ryan)

navigator who is Jason Statham's (Crank, Transporter) driving nemesis.

Together this evil duo cause no end of problems for Statham's character.

Melantha's most recent project is a starring turn in Sean Michael Argo's

'Teeth of Beasts', produced by Medicine Show Cinema. In this futuristic

indie actioner, Melantha plays the role of mercenary sorceress Lilith Noir

who is a cross between Bruce Willis’ character in Last Man Standing and

Keira Knightly in ‘Domino’.

Melantha has also starred in such films as 'Aversion’, 'Prison Of The

Psychotic Damned', 'Countess Bathoria's Graveyard Picture Show' and many

more!

As a young girl Melantha was always writing little horror stories and

eventually borrowed her father’s video camera to create mini home movies.

As she grew, her taste for horror evolved into something of a fetish and

she began exploring new and unique ways of expressing herself. In 1999 she

created the web character Countess Bathoria that quickly gained popularity

and legions of fans. Melantha's eminence in the genre has now made its way

to the big screen, and is increasing her demand as a performer .

Melantha also co own Robomonkey Productions, which released her

directorial debut 'Sinners and Saints' and most recent atrocity 'Inbred

and Undead', receiving much critical acclaim from numerous horror

magazines and websites.

Melantha is also a well-known horror and fetish model, strutting her

voluptuous figure through the pages of many magazines, calendars and

webzines. She is now slated to appear in NVF Magazine's upcoming book, HOT & Horrifying: The 1st Ladies of Horror, to be released next March! For more updates, go here HOT & HORRIFYING

Quotes:

"Melantha Blackthorne is the Scream Queen of the 21st century" - David L

Tamarin of Scars Magazine

"Melantha Blackthorne is the Elvira of the 21st century" - Tracy Crockett

of Unspeakable Magazine

"Melantha Blackthorne will turn you on and scare you to death" -

ilovethedevil.com

"Literally bursting, often from tight fitting apparel, onto our horror

soaked screens comes the most vicious, voluptuous and downright vile

scream queen ever!" - Andrew Skeates of Vengeance Magazine

"The world's sexiest, most talented 'scream queen' and Vengeance cover

star" - Vengeance Magazine

Melantha Blackthorne cuts a mean and tasty figure within the horror world

and is certainly making a name for herself in the B-movie, terror arena."

- Andrew Skeates of Vengeance Magazine

"I've seen the future of independent horror - and that future is Melantha

Blackthorne. This lady has everything - looks, skill, class, confidence,

charisma, sex appeal and enough attitude to bring the genre to its knees

and plead for forgiveness at not recognizing her talent sooner!" - Mark

Sesin of The Scream Magazine

"The acting in 'Sinners and Saints' is all-around good on the part of the

entire cast with Melantha Blackthorne being the most polished. This is one

multi-talented woman to say the least." - Screaming Stoner Video

"Melantha has a veracious screen presence which is hard to ignore" -

Vaughan Dyche of Film Asylum

Prison Of The Psychotic Damned "With me being unbiased...the best

performance is Melantha Blackthorne. Is it me or does Melantha always seem

to have a presence on film that just does not go away? Here in this film,

in the very beginning she plays the part well, and also looks

incredible...I actually thought she looked like a living voodoo doll!

Amazing performance" - Rick Blalock of Terrorhook

"Blackthorne is somewhat of a rare commodity in the world of exploitation

cinema: a female director who's a dedicated purveyor of cinematic filth

and fury." - Rue Morgue Magazine

"Melantha Blackthorne is Vampirella, Betty Page, and the Whore of Babylon

all rolled into two weapons of mass destruction!" - Christian Day,

Festival of the Dead

"One thing is certain, this delicious cinematic dominatrix will not be

denied her star status." - Owen Keehnen of Racks And Razors

"Melantha Blackthorne has one of the greatest screams I've ever heard" -

Ron Hogan of Living Corpse

"Melantha is going to be the next big scream queen, mark my words." -

David Williams, Red Scream Films

"Melantha Blackthorne’s creativity, dark and twisted wit, and ravishing

good looks should get her firmly seated in the halls of horror greatness.

Not only is she a fine actor, but she’s quite the filmmaker as well." -

Jeff Breckon of Horrorwatch

"Melantha Blackthorne is the Jamie Lee Curtis of Canada." - Shawn Poirier,

Festival Of The Dead

Welcome To My Darkside!
Women in Horror
Press Release



What Does Women in horror mean to you?
Well to us at Last Doorway Productions it means how women have created and supported horror films and the genre at all levels and how they feel about the business in general.
In the past the films used to be dominated by stereotypes in a mostly male dominated genre. So let us take you on a journey into the female psyche and see how they view and create the Horror Genre.

Welcome To My Darkside-Women in Horror! A Documentary from Last Doorway Productions examines women’s roles in the horror genre. The film takes a look at women in all aspects of the filmmaking process, from the scream queens of the 60’s and 70’s to women producing and directing today’s horror hits. The documentary, due for release mid 2009, is directed by Independent Horror Filmmaker and Horror Host Reyna Young and it explores how women’s roles in the industry have changed over the years and how women have led that change in a predominantly male-dominated genre. We take a look at Actress’s, Models, Photographers, Special FX, Directors, Journalists, and Horror Hosts.
Featuring in the Documentary is Reyna Young, Shannon Lark, Priscilla Ozuna, Judy Cerda, Felissa Rose, Lynn Lowry, Elske Mccain, Nikki K Homicide, Heidi Martinuzzi, Bianca Barnett, April Burril, Ms. Monster, Rachel Grubb and many more….

The DVD will include interviews with women in horror, movie clips and lots of special features.
So stay tuned and check out www. lastdoorwayproductions. com  often to get updates and news about this and other features. Feel Free to join our mailing list to get updates on the latest from Last Doorway Productions.

FEARLESS FILMMAKERS –WORLD PREMIERE– HORROR HOUSE

October 30th  at The Oak Street Cinema - Mpls

9:00 PM Screening

Fearless Filmmakers returns after a short break, and

just in time for its favorite holiday of the year – HALLOWEEN!  Horror films have always been a popular genre in the Midwest, so when the Minnesota-made feature HORROR HOUSE came across our desk-it was a no brainer.  Justen Overlander (Doomed to Consume, The Monster of Phantom Lake) makes his producing debut in a genre he carries years of experience in. With veteran scream queen Rachel Grubb (13 Hours in a Warehouse, The Horror Vault), along with young starlet Emily Fradenburgh (Into Temptation, Further North), the film contains all the necessary ingredients to raise the hair on your neck and put a chill in your spine.

Not only will the screening get you geared up for the October  31st, it will also educate you in the business side of filmmaking. The HORROR HOUSE production unit was able to secure a distribution deal through ECHELON STUDIOS in Hollywood, CA! That same crew will be present at the screening to discuss their filmmaking process, as well as the post filmmaking process of SELLING YOUR FILM.

Of course, what is not covered in the Q and A following the screening, can always be discovered at the always-memorable FEARLESS AFTER PARTY at STUB AND HERBS! Oh yes, each Fearless patron will receive a FREE DRINK compliments of …well …. Fearless!

FULL DETAILS ARE AVAILABLE AT http://www.horrorhousemovie.com/

What: Fearless Filmmakers hosts the WORLD PREMIERE of the Minnesota-made feature film HORROR HOUSE.

Where: The Oak Street Cinema  (612.331.3134)

309 Oak Street SE

Minneapolis MN 55414

 When: Thursday October 30th – Event begins at 9 PM .

Who: Q and A with filmmaker Justen Overlander along with select cast and crew.

What Else: Official After-Party to follow at STUB AND HERBS (227 Oak Street SE, Mpls MN 55414). Come and have a drink on Fearless and rub elbows with the local film community.

Tickets for this event are available only on Thursday, October 30th  beginning at 8:00 PM at the Oak Street Cinema Box Office.  Ticket prices are $8 General Admission, $7 Students, $5 MFA members.

Tales of the Dead is a feature film made of 5 parts each featuring a different horrifying chain of events. Werewolves, vampires, demons and ghouls wreak havoc on unsuspecting victims in this unique and chilling film. The sections each have some small feature in common linking them. They each have their own unique style including one black & white and one silent film. The film strives to bring back the feel of the old classic horror movies.

Starring Brooke Lemke (Invasion Iowa), Rachel Grubb (13 Hours In A Warehouse), Heather Amos, Landyn Banx, Scarlet Salem and many others, “Tales Of The Dead” is now for sale on DVD at

Haunted Autumn Productions’ website and amazon.com.

Amazon Link:  http://www.amazon.com/Tales-Dead-Rachel-Grubb/dp/B001ET62P8/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&s=dvd&qid=1223746213&sr=1-1  

Website: http://www.talesofthedead.com/

Haunted Autumn Productions website:  http://www.hauntedautumn.com/  /

myspace: http://www.myspace.com/hauntedautumn

After five guys pull off the perfect heist they end up in an abandoned warehouse waiting for their buyer to show up. But, it isn’t the 13 hour wait that is upsetting; it’s the strange numbers that keep appearing everywhere and the feeling like they are being watched. When they finally figure out that they are not alone, it’s too late to get out alive.

Street Date: 10/28/2008

Director: Dāv Kaufman

Stars: Carson Lee, Chars Bonin, Danny Salmen, Cody Lyman, Paul Cram, Meisha Johnson, Rachel Grubb, Kathryn Vento, Carly McMenoman

Runtime: 92 mins

Screen Format: 16x9 Anamorphic

MPAA Rating: R

Parental Warning: Violence including some torture, language and brief sexuality

Country: USA

DVD Features:

5.1 Surround Sound, Interactive Menus, Scene Selections, Trailers; Trailers not rated by the MPAA

Other Reviews and Articles about 13 Hours in a Warehouse

Video Views Review: http://www.angelfire.com/pq/moviereviews/page509.html

UPC Codes:

Catalog# MAV-5297

UPC# 8-24355-52972-2

Other Information:

Won a Gold REMI award at World Fest

Won Best Horror Film at the Indie Spirit Film Festival

Won Best Traditional Horror Film at Crypticon Seattle

Official selection at the Nevermore Horror Film Festival

Directed by critically acclaimed novelist Dāv Kaufman; writer of Lake Desire

Website: http://www.13hoursmovie.com/ /

Paul Cram- Holiday Beach, Contract Killers

Meisha Johnson- Cold Feet, Fall Into Me

FOR MORE INFO, GO HERE

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 SCARED STIFF REVIEW

RALAN'S VIEW

During my visits to various market web sites around the Internet I notice a lot of things. Some good, some indifferent, and some bad. A trend that has grown huge is the proliferation of advertisements. These are most prevalent on web sites that are hosted for "free" -- that word being in quotes because the payment is actually that the site owner allows the free web host to place ads in a prominent place on every one of his/her pages.

This in itself is not such a bad thing. Some site owners contract to have these ads on their pages in order to generate income. I can't knock that. As I understand it, the ads are normally geared to the type of content found on the site, but I'm told by those who do this that the contract allows the site owner to ban certain ads or types of ads.

That's a very good thing because when it comes to the young and/or inexperienced writers, some of those ads should not be displayed at all. Ads may be about poetry "contests" that are nothing but money traps (I have nothing against legitimate poetry contests, of course), "get published quick" schemes designed to either procure free content or separate the writer from his wallet, and certain literary agencies and/or editors -- some new and some with a long history of swindling unsuspecting writers.

Site owners should make sure that the ads they allow on their web site are only ones they know and feel comfortable with.

But there's another kind of ad deal -- and this one does not allow the site owner to decide. This is a condition that some free web hosts impose on their clients. For example, one of these has this condition in their terms: "(name of web host) provides 100MB of free web space thanks to the sponsorship of our advertisers. In return, each page that you create will have banner advertisements automatically inserted into it (at minimum, one banner per page at the top of each viewable browser window). You may not remove, resize so as to render invisible or unreadable, or otherwise block any of the advertisements that (the web host) inserts onto your web pages;"

Their ads frequently display some of those I mention above, and there is no way to hide or remove them.

When I'm approached by a new publication wanting to be listed at Ralan.com, the first thing I do is check out the web site thoroughly. I have a number of conditions that must be met before I'll post a listing. Publishers who have ads are checked for links to inappropriate, if not downright illegal, goods and services. Those who use one of the  free web hosts who do not allow the owner to choose which ads to exclude are turned down. For every new market I read the terms and conditions of the host, searching for a clause like the one above. If I find the clause, and the market still wants to be listed at Ralan.com, I require them to either change to a paid ad-free web site, or find a free web host that either doesn't have ads at all or allows the owner to ban some ads (but don't ask me, I don't which ones those are).

I urge all site owners to be aware of what's displayed on their web site, not only the content they upload themselves, but also whatever else might be placed there by second or third parties. Like it or not, we are all involved with the security of those who visit our pages.

And because things can change after I've listed a market (and there are too many to check myself!), if you happen to visit a web site you find at Ralan.com, and notice an ad that might be questionable, please e-mail me with the market, which page (4theLuv, Paying, Semi & Pro, etc.) it is on, and the ad you suspect. If called for, I'll contact the web site owner and tell them about it -- your name won't enter into it.

~~~~~~Ralan

BOOK SIGNINGS

Author Michael McCarty of Rock Island has a pair of book signings scheduled this week:

n 4-6 p.m. Friday at Barnes & Noble Bookstore, NorthPark Mall, Davenport

n 2-5 p.m. Saturday at Borders Books Music Movies & Cafe, 4000 E. 53rd St., Davenport

Q-C author’s selling fun fright fiction by the fistful

Elisa Petersen/QUAD-CITY TIMES At the pace he’s going in 2008, prolific author Michael McCarty of Rock Island could have an entire wall papered with book covers. Buy this Photo!

Michael McCarty writes horror stories with titles such as “All Things Dark and Hideous” and “Monster Behind the Wheel.” He’s also the proud owner of a rabbit named Kitty.

His boisterous laugh and nonstop smile reflect a man who is happy with life and a writing career that is flourishing: McCarty is releasing eight books this year with negotiations under way for more in 2009.

“It’s all about persistence,” he said of his multi-multi-release year. “Don’t take no for an answer. You’re gonna hear no a lot. You’ll hear it more than yes.”

For example, the book project he takes the most pride in is “Monster Behind the Wheel,” which is due out this summer. McCarty, who recently won the 2008 David R. Collins Literary Achievement Award — named for the noted Moline author and teacher who died in 2001 — said he received 20 to 25 rejections before the book was picked up by dark-fiction publisher Delirium Books.

A 1989 graduate of former Marycrest College in Davenport, McCarty said he double-majored in English and journalism, unsure of which direction to take. Always a writer on campus newspapers and in creative writing courses, he said 10 years passed before he began doing so professionally. McCarty’s day job is at Augustana College in Rock Island, where he works as a storekeeper, or food receiver, in Westerlin Residence Center, a dormitory.

“Augustana is very supportive of my writing. I’m like an old student,” he joked. “I get time off (when the students are on break) and it’s good for my writing career.”

McCarty said he became deeply involved in authoring books during 2003 and hasn’t lost his momentum. His releases so far this year include “All Things Dark and Hideous” and “Little Creatures,” separate collections of creepy-crawly short stories; “Ghosts of Route 66,” a nonfiction account of ghostly sightings between Chicago and Oklahoma City; and “Modern Mythmakers,” interviews with some of the country’s best science-fiction and horror authors. His other four books, due out this summer and fall, include “Monster Behind the Wheel,” “Monster Hunter,” “Liquid Diet,” a vampire satire, and “Attack of the Two-Headed Poetry Monster.”

McCarty shares the success with Quad-City co-authors, Connie Corcoran Wilson and Mark McLaughlin. Wilson, a writer and literature teacher, assisted McCarty on another sci-fi novel, “Out of Time,” and co-authored “Ghosts of Route 66.”

“Mike is an endless, bottomless cornucopia of imagination,” McLaughlin said. “It’s always a delight to work with him because there is no end of ideas that come out of him.”

McCarty said McLaughlin initially turned down his request to co-author because of solo projects McLaughlin had in the works, but after seeking his assistance on “Monster Behind the Wheel,” they joined forces. McCarty said McLaughlin’s help turned the book from fright to fun.

“The book, up to that point, was a dark and scary book, and I think it was really hard for me to write,” McCarty said. “Mark started adding humor and funny passages, and from then on I became more comfortable with the book. It made it easier to digest.”

McLaughlin, a Bram Stoker Award-winner for his science-fiction and horror writing, continues to work on solo projects while leaving time to collaborate with McCarty.

“I’m a very full-steam-ahead kind of person, and I collaborate best with other full-steam-ahead type of persons,” McLaughlin said. “Finding a collaborator that’s fun to work with is worth its weight in gold.”

For McCarty, ideas are just as valuable and not in short supply. The idea for “Monster Behind the Wheel” was born after he attended a car show at which he sat behind the wheel of a black 1970 Barracuda.

“When I heard that thing roar to life, I thought, ‘This thing could eat “Christine” (the car in a famous horror novel by Stephen King) for breakfast,’ ” McCarty joked. “It just had so much power to it, and I thought, ‘Wow, if this thing was haunted, it could do a lot of damage.’ ”

Though his 2008 successes seem to have come naturally, McCarty’s scheduling and time management is no easy task. He begins work at Augustana at 6:30 a.m. each day, but due to some of his publishers and contracts being based in Europe, his mornings start as early as 4. He continues to push on, though, and enjoys dividing his time between two jobs.

“It’s not like I can’t do both,” he said. “I think I like the idea of both because it gives me a Dr Jekyll-and-Mr. Hyde kind of thing. During the day, I work my job, and at night I write scary books. I could see doing both for a long time.”

His drive comes not only from his interest in writing but also from some good advice he was given by other sci-fi and horror authors while compiling his interview series, “Giants of the Genre.”

“Ray Bradbury (one of the most famous of all sci-fi authors) told me you have to read twice more than you write,” McCarty said. “If you don’t see me writing, I’m probably reading.” He said he dabbles in sci-fi and horror books when he’s not writing his own, but also enjoys nonfiction as a vacation of sorts from the fantasy worlds.

In the meantime, McCarty continues to map out ideas, work as a contributor for Science Fiction Weekly, a leading electronic publication, and hopes to continue his writing schedule for years to come.

“I feel like I’m taking baby steps,” he said, especially when comparing his with the careers of other writers in the genre. “I see this as a long career, and I see there’s no shortcuts.”

Contact the city desk at (563) 383-2245 or newsroom@qctimes.com. Comment on this story at qctimes.com.

2008 BIBLIOGRAPHY

Here’s a list of the eight book titles Michael McCarty will have published by the end of this year:

n “All Things Dark and Hideous”

n “Monster Behind the Wheel.”

n “Little Creatures”

n “Ghosts of Route 66”

n “Modern Mythmakers”

n “Monster Hunter”

n “Liquid Diet”

n “Attack of the Two-Headed Poetry Monster.”

Kelli Tidmore, producer, photographer, and make-up artist teamed up with writer/ director, Jose Carlos Gomez, to film BLED WHITE, a full feature horror movie.

Kelli Tidmore’s photography work can be found at starvedartists.com/kellitidmore

She also designed make-up for the Bled White Zombies.

Producer’s statement: I’m very grateful to have this opportunity to work with such talented artists. This is not just any horror film; it’s a movie about life and death, but most of all, survival. Hopefully, your experience with “Bled White” will make you think about how important it is to love what you have, and what you don’t love, you will change. “Bled White” adds a new word to the “horror genre.”Film festival award winner Jose Carlos Gomez has produced, written, and directed three short films and one full feature, besides working on other productions. More information can be found at skibofilms.com

Director’s statement:   Bled White was born out of a desire to work with Kelli. After we agreed to collaborate on a film, I drove back home and brain stormed all night for a story to write. Seven days later I presented the new screenplay, Bled White, to Kelli. I drew inspiration from such films as Carnival of Souls, Pulp Fiction, The Shining, and, of course, Night of the Living Dead. These films have left a great impression on me. They’re the type of films I respect for their ability to transport you to world you don’t want to live in, but love to visit. I believe Bled White will do this.

Together, Kelli and Jose, will work on other short and full feature film projects. Both will participate on 2008 film project titled, THE DISAPPEARED, written and directed by Jose C. Gomez, and produced by Juan J. Frausto of Vendetta Pictures.

Future projects will require the talents of local film crews and actors. We want to share our passion for storytelling with other artists to help create amazing films.

Thank you for your help and please check back for opportunities.

                           Email at bledwhitemovie@hotmail.com

                    Contact us also at http://www.myspace.com/bledwhitemovie 

YES, THAT'S RIGHT! SAM RAIMI SAYS THERE IS GOING TO BE AN EVIL DEAD  REMAKE OUT IN 2009, BUT IT IS NOT CERTAIN  YET IFBRUCE CAMPBELL  WILL REPRISE HIS ROLE AS ASH. AS  A MATTER OF FACT, SAM SAYS HE ISN'T EVEN GOING TO INCLUDE THE ASH CHARACTER IN THE REMAKE AT ALL. MORE NEWS AS IT COMES IN!

DOC

SAM HAS A NEW HORROR/THRILLER SLATED FOR 2009 ENTITLED DRAG ME TO HELL.

YEP! THAT'S RIGHT: HELLRAISER 2009 IS IN PRODUCTION! IT IS A REMAKE OF THE ORIGINAL, NOT ANOTHER SEQUEL. IT IS BEING MADE BY A NEW FILM COMPANY, SERAPHIM FILMS. IT WILL HAVE TWO DIRECTORS AT THE HELM: ALEXANDRE BUSTILLO AND JULIEN MAURY.

 ALTHOUGH RUMORS ARE CIRCULATING AROUND IMDB FILM SITE THAT ACTOR DOUG BRADLEY IS SLATED TO REPRISE HIS ROLE AS PINHEAD, HE STATED CLEARLY THAT AS OF THIS DATE, NOBODY HAS APPROACHED HIM ABOUT STARRING IN THE FILM. MORE NEWS WHEN IT IS AVAILABLE.

DOC

A VERY TALENTED YOUNG LADY NAMED REYNA YOUNG RUNS THIS COMPANY, AND I THINK SHE IS DEFINITELY WORTH CHECKING OUT. {AND SHE IS CUTE, TOO!!}

REYNA WITH MOSELEYFISH!

YOU MAY VISIT HER HERE LAST DOORWAY

A GOOD FRIEND OF MINE STARTED A NEW FAN PAGE FOR ALL THOSE WHO ARE INTERESTED IN THE HORROR GENRE! HE POSTS WRITERS, ACTORS, ACTRESSES, ANYBODY OR ANYTHING HORROR! IT IS LIKE A HUGE HORROR YELLOW PAGES!

GO HERE HORROR FAN PAGE TO CHECK IT OUT!

ONE OF MY SURPRISE GUESTS THIS MONTH, JOHN KENNETH MUIR, HAS ALSO WRITTEN AND DIRECTED HIS OWN INTERNET SERIES, AND YOU CAN CHECK IT OUT RIGHT HERE THE HOUSE BETWEEN IT'S A GREAT SHOW, SO DON'T MISS IT!

CHECK EM OUT HERE! CHAINSAW MAFIA