SILLY VAMPIRE SUCK IS FOR KIDS

OK, SO SUCK WHAT CAN I SAY ITS MEANT TO HAVE MASS APPEAL LIKE TWILIGHT BUT IT TRIES TO DISGUISE ITSELF AS COOL BY HAVING IGGY POP, HENRY ROLLINS AND ALICE COOPER ON BOARD, REALLY THIS MOVIE JUST KINDA SUCKS UNLESS YOU GET SUCKED INTO THE HYPE? IT STARTS OFF WITH A STRUGGLING BAND WHO HAS A FEMALE MEMBER THAT AFTER A GIG DECIDES TO GO HOME WITH A VAMPIRE  WHO JUST HAPPENS TO SHOW UP AT THEIR GIG FOR NO APPARANT REASON, HE TURNS THE CHICK INTO A VAMP WHO LATER TURNS HER BAND INTO VAMPIRES IN WHICH THEY USE TO BECOME FAMOUS, WITH THE HELP OF VAN HELSING (MALCOM mCDOWELL) THEY RID THEMSELVES OF THE CURSE THE END, ITS NOT A SCRY MOVIE AT ALL ITS SORTA A MUSICAL , IT TRIES TO BE COOL BUT ITS JUST TOO JOSIE AND THE PUSSYCATS MEETS BUFFY

RANK 5/10

DEADLY INDIE SPEAKS WITH SEA OF DUST DIRECTOR SCOTT BUNT

1.So, Scott, How and when did you get involved with Filmmaking and who influenced you?

SB-I have a laundry list of influences, many of whom are referenced in SEA OF DUST. Besides English and Italian gothic cinema, I truly adored the era of the Midnight Movie. It’s been a great honor to have SEA compared to the work of Cronenberg and Lynch, let alone to have the personal championship of Jean Rollin and Ken Russell.
2. Sea of Dust is your latest feature film, which is often mentioned in the same sentence as Hammer films. What’s your take on that?

SB-Obviously, the look of SEA OF DUST was intended as homage to the Hammer films of the early sixties. I loved those films as a kid and still have a soft spot for them. But we were adamant that we didn’t want to just replicate the look of Hammer. We wanted to use the nineteenth century values espoused in those films as a mirror for contemporary society. It’s something Hammer attempted to do in some of its later productions, like TASTE THE BLOOD OF DRACULA, but the company could never be as overt (or surreal) as we wanted to be.
3. How did Tom Savini become involved in the film?
SB-I wrote the picture with Tom in mind, but it took some coercion to get him involved. He had become understandably suspicious of independent film. In the end, I think he appreciated the uniqueness of the project and the fact that we didn’t take ourselves too seriously.
4. What would you like to say to struggling Filmmakers out there that may not have the means or budget to make or finance their films? Or are maybe halfway thru a film and can’t finish it?
SB-Be proud of what you’ve accomplished, regardless of the stage, but recognize that it doesn’t define you as a person. In the end, it’s only entertainment.
5. What’s next for Scott Bunt?
SB-I’m currently penning a graphic art novel that will tie me up for the rest of this year. After that, I’m hoping we’ll finally get the green-light for the horror feature we’ve spent the last two years prepping. It’s really an amazing script, chock-full of monster mayhem. We wanted to try something more commercial, but it will rely on what happens with the distribution system. The film industry is running scared at the moment.
6. Anything you wanna say to the fans?
SB-We’re genuinely touched by the support that fans have offered. We mean that most sincerely. People have no idea how difficult it was – physically, emotionally and financially – to get SEA OF DUST made, or how much abuse we’ve suffered at the hands of religious and political conservatives who have misinterpreted it. We count ourselves blessed to have worked with so many talented people, people who gave so completely of themselves because they believed in the film’s message.

GROSS-OUT IS A LOST CULT CLASSIC IN THE VEIN OF JOHN WATERS

If your an early john waters fan then you'll love this film, From the makers of Blood diner comes a tale about Mother weaser who will give her 3 kids a million dollars if they can make a film that can make her hurl, the kids venture off and film/set up innocent by standers in some of the grossest situations you will ever see on film, features scarlet fry (satans storybook) an ode to the early days of john waters if you like vile excretions you love grossout. Great midnight movie material. RANK 7/10

BLOOD NIGHT THE LEGEND OF MARY HATCHET

A group of teenagers celebrating the anniversary of the death of a local axe murderer suddenly find themselves face to face with the realities of this haunting urban legend.

Long Island, 1978: A young girl named Mary Mattock gruesomely murders her family with a hatchet and is locked away for life in Long Island's notorious Kings Park Psychiatric Center. Ten years later, Mary escapes from the asylum, leaving a grizzly trail of bodies and blood in her wake. Gunned down by the police, Mary meets her own demise outside the sanitarium walls. This incident gave birth to the legend of Mary Hatchet's walking ghost and the mischievous night named in honor of her death, BLOOD NIGHT!
Stemming from the real life Long Island legend of Mary Hatchet, Blood Night: The Legend of Mary Hatchet tells the tale of a group of teenagers enjoying their annual Blood Night festivities, when they come face to face with the reality of this haunting legend. One by one, the teens begin to disappear and meet their fate. As the body count rises, so do the unanswered questions about their missing friends and the secrets of Mary's horrifying past. Is there more to this legend than the vengeful ghost of Mary Hatchet? And if so, who will survive to tell the terrifying tale?
Fueled by intense and energetic performances from Nate Dushku, Bill Moseley, Danielle Harris, and Samantha Facchi as Mary Hatchet, audiences are in for a non-stop splatter fest filled with sex, guts, and heads that roll! Blood Night puts a neck-breaking spin on the gory and gut-wrenching "slasher" pieces from the legendary decade of 1980's horror!
(synopsis from amazon.com)                         RANK 9/10
I LOVED THIS FILM THE LEGEND OF MARY HATCHET IS A GREAT FUN TEENAGE SLASHER WIH SCREAM QUEEN DANIELLE HARRIS (HOT) AND BILL MOSELEY I DEFINITLY RECCOMEND, GREAT GORE, FINE ACTING, GREAT STORY REMINDED ME OF HELLNIGHT MEETS PROM NIGHT GOOD STUFF.

HORRID (SIX FOOT HAMSTER FILMS)

HORRID- An indie flick written and Directed by James pronath, First of all after watching this film , the first thing that came to mind is how the hell did this get so many Festival honors 4 to be exact, by the looks of it you think this is gonna be the next best thing since sliced bread? That was not the case theres two things that ruin this film, 1. The make-up effects and 2. The acting, oh i forgot and there is no atmosphere, if they shot more at night and used creative lighting it may have been better. The script was not bad at all, basicaly this is a film about infected zombie people similar to that in 28 days later, a group of people are stranded in a small infectd town , it has the perfect formula of a  typical zombie film, its just suffering from those things i mentioned above, but it was a good story, one thing i couldnt stand in the make -up dept is the drawn on veins, they over did this in a film Bloodlock as well Directed by William schotten, its an awful make-up effect, when your make-up sucks on top of it, also the actors were not convincing so they cant really create a mood, its a movie that is ok to watch once, but in my opinion thats what makes a good movie something you can watch more then once and its still good, this is not that film!

Rank 5/10

BRAINJACKED A NEW SCI FI HORROR FROM THE PRODUCERS OF HERSCHELL GORDON LEWIS'S GRIMM FAIRY TALES

This was a cool movie about Runaway kids who are taken in by this Mad Doctor, he brainwashes them all to do his bidding by Brainjacking them, the Gore is good, it was shot with creepy lighting and atmosphere, and has good actors, This movie sorta reminded me of an old slasher/sci fo kinda film called Strange behavoir, where these kids were rainwashed to kill ect.. I reccomend this

RANK 7/10

GETTING JACKED

SEA OF DUST ON DVD NOW W/INGRID PITT AND TOM SAVINI

INTERVIEW WITH DIRECTOR SCOTT BUNT COMING SOON!

DEADLY INDIE TAKES A LOOK AT LONG PIGS...

WOW, LONG PIGS IS A DOCUMENTRY ABOUT AN AVERAGE GUY WHO JUST HAPPENS TO HAVE A TASTE FOR HUMAN FLESH, HE IS ALSO A GOURMET CHEF SORTA CULINARY TYPE GUY A SPECIALIST YOU COULD SAY, HE DECIDES TO HAVE TWO GUYS FOLLOW HIM AROUND AND FILM HIM COOKING AND BBQ PEOPLE AND IF YOU TRY HIS FOOD YOU CAN REALLY GET TO LIKE THIS GUY, FILMED IN DOCUMENTRY STYLE, LONG PIGS TAKES US ON AN EXTRODINARY JOURNEY AND PRESENTS THE QUESTION WHY IS IT ACCEPTABLE TO HAVE DEAD COW ON YOUR PLATE,  BUT NOT A KITTY CAT, OR EVEN A HUMAN?  THE FILMS TALKS TO THE POLICE AND EVEN THE FAMLIES INVOLVED IN THE CASE OR CASES PRESENTED BY THE KILLER WHO ACTUALY HAS A CONCIENCE OK WE CANT SPELL AT DEADLY INDIE BUT JUST TAKE OUR WORD FOR IT THIS FILM IF RELEASED THEATRICALY AT THE RIGHT TIME COULD BE HUGE, OR COULD OF BEEN HUGE AT ONE TIME HOPEFULLY IT WILL GAIN THE RECOGNITION IT DESERVES SEE IT, RENT IT, BUY IT AND COOK UP SOME RIBS YOU PIGGIES

RANK 8/10

SCULPTURE ON DVD OCT 12 (CAMP VIDEO) W/ MISTY MUNDAE

ITS MAY MEETS BUCKET OF BLOOD, VERY INTRSTING LITTLE MOVIE , ESPECIALY FOR FEMALE HORROR FANS, AS YOU CAN SEE FROM THE DVD ART THERES A LOT OF BUFF DUDES IN THIS MOVIE, DONT LET THAT BRING OUT THE HOMOPHOBICNESS IN YOU THOUGH THIS IS A DECENT HORROR MOVIE.

RANK 7/10

IS HOMOPHOBICNESS A WORD?

FOR ALL THE HOMIES OUT THERE YOU GOTTA SEE MUTANT VAMPIRE ZOMBIES FROM THE HOOD!

A FUN LITTLE FLICK , I MEAN YOU CANT GO WRONG WITH C THOMAS HOWELL, I WAS VERY IMPRESSED WITH THIS MOVIE, I THINK ITS RIGHT UP THERE WITH SOME OF THE GREATS LIKE DEAD PIT, NIGHT OF THE COMET EVEN RETURN OF THE LIVING DEAD, THIS FILM SHOULD BE CHERISHED BY ZOMBIE FANS FOR YRS TO COME, I HOPE THUNDER LEVIN DOES A SEQUEL SOON, DONT BE FOOLED BY THE SILLY TITLE THIS IS A GOOD ZOMBIE FLICK, I DEFINITLY RECCOMEND IT.

RANK 8/10

INDIE QUICKIES SHORT REVIEWS /RANKS

CEASER AND OTTOS SUMMER CAMP MASSACRE A Great spoof on Slepaway camp featuring Felissa rose herself, playing Angie, a fun gory ride RANK 7/10THINGS is a re-release of a 16mm film shot in 1989 features porn star Amber lynn has some cool gore but its a crappy film RANK 2.5/10

Cory udlers incest death squad gave me crabs , Rank 6/10

THE FARM (BRAIN DAMAGE) 10/5/10

Just in time for Halloween comes The Farm set to be released in oct by the New and Improved Brain Damage Films.

A young couple on the run arrives at a deserted farm inhabited by a creepy man named John. When they try to leave they find themselves in a deadly love triangle-involving, tears, poisining, torture, and skinned lambs.

Also available this summer from Brain Damage films

DEADLY INDIE SPEAKS TO THE TWISTED SOSKA SISTER TWINS!

1.) Its rare that w see two beautiful girls making Kick ass independent films, did you both get into film making at the same time?
S: We did. Being identical twins ad best friends, we were always together. We started acting together when we were little kids and continued as we got older. There really weren't too many parts for twins, excluding variations on 'hot twins', so we weren't really making the movies that we wanted to be watching. That was the start of us wanting to get behind the camera and start having more creative control over what we were making. We made 'Dead Hooker in a Trunk' as an homage to all the grindhouse, horror films we love. Rodriguez's work and especially his low-budget debut film, 'El Mariachi', had a big impact on us. We were even lucky enough to get the El Mariachi, Carlos Gallardo, to appear as a cameo in our film.

J: Thank you! We both have always been in love with film and story telling. Comics, video games, books, films, anything with a driving story and interesting characters and we were hooked. I think girls are really encouraged to play certain roles at a young age. It's far more likely that they be encouraged to be in front of the camera than behind. I think we always knew we wanted to make movies, but we started out, as many, as actors. Though I passionately love acting, the roles are always limiting in the way that the character is written by someone else and the part may not be exactly what you want to play. I think a lot of actors spend much of their time chasing after roles they might not necessarily want to play, but what other option do they have.

Being a film maker that also acts is amazing. You can shape the story and create a character that you really want to portray, down to the smallest detail. We got into film making at the same time. We went to a film school that wasn't the greatest. There wasn't a lot of direction, but, in a way, it helped shape us as film makers. It was a sink or swim situation and anyone out there that has made independent film knows that you need to be an effective problem solver in order to survive. There are always obstacles, no matter what your budget is. Especially with a modest budget, you have to be very creative.

2.) Tell us a little about your latest film Dead hooker in a trunk, and when can we expect a Dvd release?

S: 'Dead Hooker in a Trunk' is about four friends from different walks of life - Badass, Geek, Junkie, and Goody Two-Shoes - who are forced to work together when they discover the body of a hooker in their trunk. Unable for deviant reasons to go to the police, they decide to try to solve the murder themselves in a graphic, crude mess, with a body count. Right now the film is traveling to different venues around the world doing festival runs. We have a few distributors interested in the film and should have a release date finalized soon.

J: Dead Hooker In A Trunk is our first born baby and we couldn't be more proud. We knew, as totally unknown film makers in a world that loves Hollywood big budget features with big name actors, we had to do something that would make us stand out. Before we had anything, we had the title, "Dead Hooker In A Trunk". Love it or hate it, it inspires a strong emotional reaction. More than anything, we wanted to make a film that would be pure enjoyment for our audiences and, I humbly feel, that is exactly what we have.

3.) Do you have any acotiation with Eli roth, apparently he loved your film dead Hooker in a Trunk, any words on that?

S: Eli Roth is one of the coolest guys ever. The fake trailer that started Hooker was hugely inspired by Tarantino and Rodriguez's 'Grindhouse'. Once we had finished our feature, we sent the trailer along to Eli and he said he would be interested in seeing the feature. We mailed it out and he got back to us saying that he loved the film. He gave us some advice on the cut that helped us with our final cut of the film. He's been amazingly supportive of us and the film, passing it along and talking about it in an interview. It's rad to be able to be friends with someone who is so down to earth and has had such an impact on the horror scene.

J: Eli Roth has been amazingly supportive. He's become a good friend and has said some incredible things about the film. Unfortunately many people need to hear from someone like Eli to even give an independent film a chance. Having his support of us and our work has definitely opened a lot of previously closed doors. Now, people will take a chance on the film and, I'm happy to say, they're not disappointed.

4.) What would you like to say to other indie filmakers out there who may be struggling ?
S: Film making is a very difficult and tough industry. There's a saying that if you can do anything else and still be happy you should do that. But for those of us that love, we're fucked. My advice to indie film makers would be to not give up. There are a lot of naysayers that try to discourage ambitious people and it's important that you don't let them deter you. Use creative problem solving to combat your modest budget and it'll make your film great. We had Rodriguez's book - 'Rebel Without a Crew', which was the record he kept all the while making his debut feature 'El Mariachi' - on set with at all times. We had nicknamed it 'The Bible', a lot of good things in there.

J: Never give up. There are so many obstacles and hardships that come up during the making of your film. The first one is the most difficult. You have nothing else to show to prove that you can do it. You have to win people over and get them to pay attention. My best advice is to never give up. So many people do and they just give up on their dreams. You don't want to be going to the movies for the rest of your life and be filled with regret, thinking that you could've tried and followed your dreams. I'll tell you right here and now, it's not easy. If it were, everyone would be a film maker because it truly is the greatest, most fun and fulfilling thing I've ever experienced. There's always a way to do something creatively if you can't afford to do it expensively. You just have to take a page out of Robert Rodriguez's book, "Rebel Without A Crew". It tells the story of his first feature, El Mariachi. It's incredibly inspiring. I highly recommend it.
5. Is there anything you ladies would like to say to the fans ? but before you do i cant help it you guys are Hot!

S: You must know that we Hungarians love compliments. Ha ha. To our fans/friends/supporters we want to thank you for everything you have done. When you see the film and talk about it to your friends, it gives this indie film a life of its own. We can never thank you enough, but we can promise to keep making films that are darkly awesome and fun to watch.

J: ha ha, thank you. To the fans I must say thank you from the bottoms of our twisted little hearts. Their support means the world to us. Every time I hear that someone has told a friend about Dead Hooker In A Trunk, I'm so happy. I promise that this is only the beginning and there's a lot more in store from the Twisted Twins.

6. How can people se your previous films and dead Hooker in a trunk.

J: You can see our work on our site at twistedtwinsproductions.net. It contains our short films, info on Dead Hooker In A Trunk, and all our upcoming projects. When Dead Hooker In A Trunk is released, you'll hear about it there first. We also have a blog that we are constantly updating and if you want to drop us a line, you can, too. We, of course, are also on facebook, MySapce, and twitter, so feel free to hunt us down and join up our groups and follow us.

S: We also have a 'contact' button on the page, so if you want to see this film and want to request it in your area let us know and we'll do our best to get it there. Everywhere could use a little dash of dead hooker.

LIGHTS CAMERA DEAD (SRS CINEMA) AVAILABLE NOW

Horror/ comedy by Tim reaper, in which a director and writer go to bloody extremes to finish there zombie lick- (fango chopping list) I would say this is an average movie It starts off with these 2 guys who are trying to make a movie but because the filmakers are such dicks to the crew they all bail the set, leaving The filmakers without a crew to finish their movie. The filmakers decide they are going to finish the film anyways and go on a killing spree, in which they shoot themselves killing the abandond crew. Not really a bad idea for a movie , it sorta reminded me of Return to horror high in a way if you like campy Horror/comedy you'll probably like this.

Not much in the way of nudity but plenty of gore, some may even find this film scary in parts.

RANK 6.5/10

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CHASING DARKNESS MOB BOSSES AND VAMPIRES (MIDNIGHT RELEASING)

Vincent Vinnie Carpone (Todd Humes) has finally had enough. Finally had enough of his life as a mafia hit man, and enough of his over-jealous girlfriend, Ciarra (Katie Russell). Maybe it s time for a change. After a confusing and failed hit on a rival gang, Vinnie approaches the mob boss, Dominic (Larry Liggett) attempting to leave his current profession. With fellow hitmen being sent after him, Vinnie is reminded that no one leaves the family. A return home that evening reveals that the rival gang is actually vampires that have transformed Ciarra into a creature of the undead, and this group is now out to send Vinnie a message. Can the help of his former love, Faith (Renee Porada), and two friends from his past, aid Vinnie in besetting revenge on those that threaten his very existence?  Chasing darkness was an intresting story for a vampire film and had a lot of great action sequences it kinda  reminded me of an old episode of Kolchak the night stalker which was a T.V series in the mid 70's about a reporter who investigated horror related happenings in the city, chasing darkness is the second vampire film ive seen recently with mobsters, God of vampires being the other, for vampire fans who are looking for something new this movie is for you, if you dont appreciate indie horror then this movie may not be for you as it is pretty off the cuff, chasing carkness recieved props from michael beryman (Hills have eyes ) to name a few.
                                                                     RANK 6.5/10

INTERVIEW WITH NIGHTMARE ALLEY CO-DIRECTOR LAURENCE HOLLOWAY

(Pictured from left to right, Laurence Holloway, Walter ruether, Brian crow & Aiden fishbein)

1.)  Tell us a little about your debuet film Nightmare Alley?

Laurence- " Nightmare alley is a good old fashioned 70's style times square horror anthology. We had a lot of fun making it, and we hope people just have a great time with the quirky characters and gritty atmosphere, walter (co-director)  and i are huge fans of Grindhouse and exploitation films of the 70's and early 80's picture John waters directing Creepshow and you have Nightmare Alley. I'd also like to thank everyone involved in the making of N. alley, it would'nt have been possible without them".

2.) Obviously besides the fact your a Filmaker your also a fan whats your favorite Horror anthology besides your own?

Laurence-" I really dont have a particular favorite since there are so many i love in the anthology format. The Amicus anthologies are probably my biggest influence. Its on everyones fav list, But creepshow still stands as one of the best ever made, even lesser known anthologies like From a whisper to a scream wtih Vincent price are direct influences, more recently Book of lore & Grave matters are great Directed by Chris lamartina and Jimmy george made on a shoestring budget by some very talented guys".

3.) Any advice you'd like to give other indie filmakers?

Laurence-" The best advice I can give is never give up on a project you hold dear. Communication and organization with director and crew are crucial. ive seen a lot of projects fall thru the cracks because of disorganization. Budget means nothing . Just beacuase a project has a large budget doesn't mean its going to be good. it may look slick and polished but it still wont work, just use your imagination and you can overcome any obstacle."

4.) What does the future hold for you and pretorious productions?

Laurence-"  Actually right now we're starting Pre-production on another anthology titled Scream machine. We have a number of talened people on board such as David C hayes who wrote Vampegeddon for Midnight releasing, This film will still be a Horror format anthology with a sinister sci-fi twist to it. It promises to be even better then Nightmare alley with more fleshed out stories that run longer and stronger, Walter and myself are both so lucky to be associated with the kind of talented individuals who want to sink there teeth into our latest project like they are, its  an exciting feeling."

5.) Your film Nightmare Alley comes out Aug 10th 2010 is there anything you want to say to the fans?

Laurence-" Id just like to say sit back relax and enjoy the ride! We hope you have as much fun watching Nightmare alley as we did making it, from the bottom of our hearts thanks for the support!

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In the vein of The last house on the left style films such as Last house on the beach, House on the edge of the park, ect, (most David hess films) The wrong House starts off with a group of kids who come across a house in the woods , no one is home so they decide to break in and steel some pot, later one of the burglers is discoverd and warned to return the goods by 5pm of course they  are torn on what to do and evenualy bad things happen, the kids are killed off one by one, I must say for an indie film the acting in this film was great and it was very well done it had me on the edge of my seat the whole time I think for fans of the Last house genre The wrong house  fits right in.

RANK 8/10

THE HORROR VAULT 3 A GREAT NEW HORROR ANTHOLOGY

The Horror vault 3 was recently released on Dvd and is available

at all major outlets where dvds are sold, i would say if you dig horror anthologies pick this up. First we have my favorite of the 5 stories A christmas haunting,a chilling tale of twisted proportions about an xmas slasher haunted by his victims, next was my least favorite story Zombie office a silly kind of story about trained zombie office workers who feed on temporary employees, it wasnt bad but not my favorite The first 2 of 5 stoies remind me of a Tales from the darkside episode they had a strange late night T.V sorta atmosphere to them that i really liked, then we get to the 3rd story written and directed by indie horror superstar David C. Hayes, this guys in everthing, anyways he wrote and directed undone which is a chilling tale about a guy whos daughter was raped and killed by a child predator, the local sherrif makes a deal to let Hayes have a night alone with his daughters killer, what happens next is sweet revenge, i wont spoil it but Undone takes us from fantasy into a chilling reality an is the strongest story in the film, There are 2 more tales inc which make Horror vault 3 well worth any horror fans time.

Rank 7.5/10

DEMON KISS ( BRAIN DAMAGE), BLOOD, BOOBS, BEAVER DVD NOV 2ND 2010

An attempt to summon a demon using the sacrifice of a prostitute misfires - the evil entity instead possesses the body of the intended victim! With the ability to leap between hosts, how can it be stopped before it tracks down its target?

This is a very intresting shot on video movie which starts of with a guy and a prostitute who was taken captive to be sacraficed to a demon something goes wrong and the demon goes into the whore and she kills her captor, for the next 1hr we see Hot babes being transformed into demons, and some excellent gorey gorey deaths, what really struck me about this film is not only does it deliver the gore and the boobs but we get full nudity thats right guys BEAVER there is total twat in this movie and im not talking about truck stop pussy i mean sweet as molassas poontang gentleman need i say more BUY THIS RENT THIS GET THIS ANYWAY YOU CAN.

RANK 6.5/10 and 10 for the Beaver.

GOD OF VAMPIRES THIS MOVIE ROCKS!!

Director Rob Fitz comes up with a most original story, filmed in chinatown Hitman Frank ng is assigned to take out his next target, and bring back his head, it turns out this target is a Vampire and as this film insues you sometimes wonder if your watching a Fulci film, The vampires in the movie are great, the atmosphere of this movie is like your watching an obscure kung fu film or The seven golden Vampires but better, Lots of gore ,no nudity but a great film doesnt need it and this is a great film i thought it was very original with an awesome twist ending. i definitly recomend this dvd to all genre fans and anyone who likes asian Horror/ Kung fu action films.

RANK 9.5/10

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DEADLY INDIE SPEAKS WITH SPRING BREAK MASSACRE DIRECTOR MICHAEL HOFFMAN

1. FOR THOSE WHO MAY NOT BE FAMILIAR, YOU RECENTLY DIRECTED THE HIGHLY SUCCESSFUL "SPRING BREAK MASSACRE". TELL US A LITTLE ABOUT THE FILM AND IF THERE ARE ANY PLANS FOR A SEQUEL?




Well, "Spring Break" was a homage to 80's horror in general - especially the heyday of straight-to-VHS releases. Of course; it's also a tribute - and gentle nudge to - the "Slumber Party" and "Sorority House Massacre" movies - as well as stuff like "Hard to Die" and "The Last Slumber Party". We were very fortunate to have such genre stars as Reggie Bannsiter and Linnea Quigley attached; and, believe it or not, that was the first time they'd shared the screen together. I know the film isn't too accessible to kids looking for a film that meets today's definition of "horror" - or even general mainstream film fans; but considering the quick shoot schedule and limited budget - I'm really happy at the fact we got it out to worldwide distribution (places like Japan; Europe; Thailand) and it's performed much better than expected here on it's DVD release.



Yes. There is a sequel green-lit; and we are already deep into pre-production. This is a much bigger film; with more money and resources. It's also intended to be much more accessible for today's horror fans and teens/twenty-somethings in general. I can't go in to too much detail; but it's essentially part spring-break comedy - and hardcore horror film. We're having a weapon created for the killer that has never been utilized before (to our knowledge) in a mainstream - or indie - release; and are currently in the middle of getting production insurance; pulling permits; casting and locating the right camera department (gear and lenses). While it's still a relatively small film by Hollywood (or even independent) standards; it's much, much larger than the initial entry. Also - I'd like to add - that the producers haven't decided whether or not this is to be a sequel - or "re-imagining" of the first film. Yes - I hate re-makes; but this would be in-name only. The only reason for that is - there are plans to franchise it - and there are concerns about the small nature of the first picture. I'm curious to see what direction this goes in! Ryan Dee, whom I worked with on an independent film called "Beware", is producing along with myself; and I'm sharing directing duties with Aaron Wells; who made the killer documentary "Rock and a Hard Place: Another Night at the Agora". That really is an amazing film and I hope it eventually receives the wide release it deserves. I think Johnny Depp's fans will be really interested to see his original band back in action from back in the day :-)



2. OBVIOUSLY YOUR A SLASHER FAN. WHAT WAS YOUR FAVORITE SLASHER FILM OF ALL TIME AND WHY?



I can't pick just one - because I hold so many near and dear for so many particular reasons. But I'll try to break them down: For sequel category - "Psycho 2"; Obscure - "Hide and Go Shriek!"; Cult - "Happy Birthday to Me" and Mainstream - it's a toss up between "Halloween" and "Alice Sweet Alice".



I mean; my God - there's SO MANY I love - from "Sleepaway Camp" to "Friday the 13th" or "Black Christmas" or "Madman". I could go on and on. Heck, I didn't even get to "The Mutilator" or "The Prowler".



The reason I picked the above films is - each inspired me to make movies for various reasons; and I'm inspired by their style or what they achieved considering their budget restraints (Quick note - I don't consider the original "Psycho' a slasher - hence it not being on the list).





3. WHAT WOULD YOU LIKE TO SAY TO OTHER INDIE FILMMAKERS JUST BREAKING INTO THE BUSINESS. ANY ADVICE FOR THEM REGARDING DISTRIBUTION ETC.?



Well, on the distribution front - it's tough. You know; we received a stack of offers on both "ROT" and "Spring Break" - and had to weed through them. Always a good place to be. But none were huge money offers (one was - but fell through). That said - in some instances; if your film is "micro-budget" - you may be best utilizing a service that allows you to distribute yourself for the best results. I actually head a distribution label; our first release is to be "President's Day", directed by Chris LaMartina, early next year. That film was really well shot; with great content and a funny, gripping story. All those elements made it easy for us to offer them a deal which made both the producers, and ourselves; happy. So - definitely take that into consideration. If your content is really niche - or not mass appeal stuff - you may not get the offer you were looking for. Self distribution is always a great back-up!



On breaking into the business...Well. Even though I've got my union card (Editor's Guild - Los Angeles) and am a full time editor - plus help run the Spy Music Group's film label - I still don't consider myself "made" or "big time". So - it's hard to give advice. It took YEARS of work on pro-bono stuff; sleeping on floors; failures; falling outs; moving across the country; etc. - just to get where I am. My advice: Don't let your friends kiss your ass. Get honest, objective opinions on your work and never give up. You can ALWAYS improve. Because I've learned - when one door closes - or even two - someone can put up an entirely new office building with fifty floors of doors to open.





4. WHEN DID YOU START MAKING MOVIES AND WHY HORROR?



Well; I grew up such a big fan of the genre; that it literally was in my blood since I was about 8. I used to shoot homemade horror flicks with friends - right through early high school.



The first "movie" I directed was "Scary Tales"; a micro-budget anthology (I think I was about 20 or 21 at the time). I also did a sequel a year or so later - that had Felissa Rose; Robert Z'Dar and Joe Estevez. They were tiny little movies; made with friends. Obviously - there was no sound department; gaffer; etc. We just made them for fun - and was shocked when part 2 played at "Screamfest" and garnered sort of a cult reputation.



The first movie I ever worked would have been Tim Ritter's "Truth or Dare 3; Screaming For Sanity". I love Tim - and learned a lot watching him work. I was about 16 at the time - and it was an amazing experience I wouldn't trade for the world.



5. BESIDES SPRING BREAK MASSACRE, YOU DIRECTED A FEW OTHER TITLES LIKE R.O.T: REUNION OF TERROR AND SCARY TALES. TELL US A LITTLE ABOUT THOSE FILMS.



Well; "ROT" was an homage to all things 80's - like "Happy Birthday to Me"; "Offerings"; etc. It was a really amazing experience to have gotten the opportunity to direct a movie in Los Angeles (I'm from Florida) - even if the shoot was less than a perfect experience. There's a great making-of on the DVD that shows WHAT we all went through to get that one done! I know it's again a "niche" film - but I'm always hoping that fans will appreciate the Game Warden character; and the ending which is absurdly sensational and out of left field - much like the 70's drive in fare I grew up watching.

The "Scary Tales" films were a throwback and joke on the old Amicus anthologies. I still see copies pop up every once and again on Ebay and am glad people dig the movies!!! To this day - I get so many emails/messages saying - "Dude - those movies were freaking hilarious". When we shot the original; at my buddy Bill's house - with $1400 and a Cannon XL-1 - we never thought people would see it - much less enjoy it - but it goes to show that anything is possible!!!!





6. IS THERE ANYTHING YOU WANNA ADD OR SAY TO THE FANS OUT THERE?



Thanks so much for checking out our films. Seriously. Each was a tiny labor of love; not made by money-hungry Hollywood producers - but real fans. Without you - we wouldn't be here today; and progressing into the future. Please - if you haven't yet - join the "Spring Break Massacre" page on Facebook. We plan to begin updating it over the next month with pre-production videos; documenting location scouting; casting; crew-hiring; permits; props; etc. to try and let folks out there see the process of taking a low-budget motion picture from conception to completion.
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GUN TOWN A LOW BUDGET LOW RATE TOURIST TRAP

What can i say about this movie, for those who remember the movie Tourist Trap starring Chuck connors from 1979, thats what this movie is in a crappy version, the difference is besides bad acting ect.. is it takes place in an old abandond western stage set like a town similar to where they do stunt shows at Knotts berry farm, First off tourist trap was a great film it had David ayers on make-up duties and some reallly creepy masks, it also had atmosphere and it WASNT ALL SHOT DURING THE DAY, anyways Guntown has very little gore but it held my attention for the duration of the film, it plays out a lot like a decent scary T.V movie that would have been cool in the 70's, this definitly probably wont please horror fans of today cause its just way to light of a film but its not terrible although i wouldnt waste my time with it unless your a huge fan of stuff like Tourist trap Guntown did have potential and its not the worse movie ive seen so im giving it a...

.RANK 5.5/10

INTERVIEW WITH DEADLANDS DIRECTOR GARY UGAREK

1. YOUVE DIRECTED DEADLANDS AND DEADLANS 2 TRAPPED WITH DEADLANDS 3 IN THE WORKS WHAT WOULD YOU LIKE TO TELL THE FANS ABOUT THE PROJECT?
GARY-Deadlands 3 takes place about 10-12 months after the zombies have taken over the world. When comparing it to other zombie films I would say it would sort of be like Romero's DAY of the DEAD but all above ground and in the mix. So the humans dealing with zombies while also trying to maintain communication with survivor camps. I liked Romero's idea in Land about Suicide runs for food and other supplies, so there is a bit of that too, but the main theme is dictatorship, and the positive message in the film is family and respect, plus trust in friends to be there for you even in your darkest hour.




Deadlands 3 is probably going to be the largest zombie film we have done in terms of scope. Since I refuse to use CG for Zombie hordes the goal is to get 1000 extras to play zombies for the opening and end of the movie. The films finale will be the bloodbath I have yet to provide in any Deadlands film to date. All the FX will be 100% real, as I said no CG for anything unless it is a last resort, but I am making sure that we don't need a lick of it period.





2. OBVIOUSLY YOUR A ZOMBIE FAN DO YOU PREFER SLOW OR FAST ZOMBIES?
GARY-Slow or fast... that seems to be the ongoing debate these days. I am a zombie film fan through and through, but I do prefer faster zombies. I use fast zombies in Deadlands 1 & 2, not so much track stars, but they move quick, like the zombies from Return of the Living Dead. Now my zombies only run when they see food, otherwise they shamble about just like a Romero zombie. in fact if you watch the DAWN remake, ROTLD, and some other films, those zombies shamble as well, until a tasty morsel happens by, but I will proudly admit I like me some Fast Zombies. It ups the tension level a bit.



Now people argue that the slow ones get their strength in numbers... no argument there, but what if there were just as many fast zombies in the horde as slow ones, now you have twice the amount of trouble. So the argument about strength in numbers for shamblers doesn't work for me because I just say ok... you got the same number of fast ones... now what? You know what? You're still fucked either way. =)~



3.YOUR THOUGHT ON GEORGE ROMERO?
GARY-
 I love George, or as hard core fans call him... Uncle George. I grew up on his movies. His work inspired me to want to make movies too, and I will always thank him for that and of course the fond memories of late weekends with friends watching Night, Dawn, and Day, and the endless nights of bad dreams involving zombies... his handy work. =)



4.  WHEN DID YOU START MAKING MOVIES AND WHY?
GARY-I started making movies in 2005 after doing some media coverage on the Dawn of the Dead remake, which led to me playing a zombie in Land of the Dead. It was the atmosphere of both movie sets, interviewing Zack Snyder, touring the Dawn remake mall with Universal executives, heading to the DAWN world premiere in Beverly Hills, CA all the way to getting invited to play a zombie on Land, having my make-up applied by Greg Nicotero and Francois Dagenais, and being directed by both Greg on 2nd unit and George himself on 1st unit. Those experience finally lit the fire under my ass to make my own zombie movie, although I had the passion to do it for over 20 years just never had the guts to say screw it I am doing it, then it just all clicked and WHAM... here I am with two films in the can and one in pre-production.

5. YOU ARE AN INDIE FILMAKER THAT HAS ACHIEVED GETTING HIS STUFF DISTRIBUTED WHAT WOULD YOU LIKE TO SAY TO OTHER INDIE FILMAKERS OUT THERE WHO MAYBEE AIRENT SO LUCKY.
GARY-
I know I will probably get booed for this but, the indie genre is strange. You have to do something well known and really good or doing something very original and really really good in order to get picked up and make money. However, it isn't always sunshine and rainbows. Deadlands 1 was lucky enough to end up in the hands of J.R. Bookwalter at TEMPE, the only distributor willing to give it a chance and put it out... even he was skeptical because Deadlands 1 is a weak film, I see that now, but for some reason it just took off and has been TEMPE's best seller for 3 years.



With Deadlands 2 I tried to go with someone in LA, a larger distributor, and it back-fired big time. they didn't know how to market it, sell it, or anything... and they claim it only sold a 168 copies, which just about everyone I talked to thinks is Bullshit, but that is what the statements say, so after some squabbling and the super long delay getting the movie out on HD DVD, which BTW... Deadlands 2 was the first disc to be released on the format since it went defunct in 2008, the HD DVD release came in March 2010 (Almost 2 years to the day when Toshiba pulled the plug on HD DVD.) I was able to part ways and took it back to J.R. at TEMPE, we are working together to do this massive re-release and just so it would have a little more punch I put in over 2 minutes (almost 3) of extra footage... including an extra zombie attack to help make the release sell a little better. Once it hits the street on October 19th 2010 we will find out if our gamble works.



So far there has been more press about Deadlands 2 since J.R. stepped in, than the previous studio drummed up for Deadlands 2 in its original release. A lot of the press Deadlands 2 did get in its initial release was from me constantly asking horror sites to post something about the movie... sort of getting off topic here a bit, but here are the fundamentals I go by.



A. DO NOT OVER USE GORE - Over used gore in indie films looks cheap, and really brings down the whole production. Get inventive with your gore, but don't spray blood everywhere. Someone having skin peeled off their face by a zombie for 2-3 seconds is more effective than 20-30 seconds of showing fake intestines and poorly mixed Blood.



B. NUDITY - Unless it benefits the story, drop it. the only reason INDIE films sell is because of the T&A factor. lets face facts and I am not trying to be a dick, most indie productions suck, and the only reason they get picked up is because they have tons of T&A. Drop the T&A and work on an exciting story with action and good characters.



C. STOP USING YOUR FRIENDS FOR LEADS IF THEY CANNOT ACT - I learned this lesson the hard way, and swore I would never again try and act. At most i would do a walk on walk off cameo or maybe, maybe one line of dialogue at best.



Get on craigslist and post you will be holding auditions for a movie, ask people to send you there headshot and resume. if they don't have a headshot or resume and have never acted you probably don't want to waste your time but if making a zombie film keep their name in your contacts for Zombie extras. Also explain to them it is nothing personal but sometimes they just have to build experience. People with no experience who really want to get into biz will show up to every shoot and watch and learn as the movie progresses during production. Also do not cast just basing it on the Head Shot and resume... yeah the chick trying for your female lead might have a nice set of tits and looks hot, but can she act? Get everyone in front of the camera and watch their performance... when you go home and re-watch the footage you will find your stars.



D. STOP THINKING YOU HAVE THE NEXT PARANORMAL ACTIVITY OR BLAIR WITCH... You might, but chances are you don't.



E. MARKETING - while making your movie and after it is done... PR and Marketing is what gets you out there. I work a normal 9-5 job, but on my breaks and lunch hour I work on promoting my flicks, and when I get home, after the dog is walked and the cat fed I sit down for 4-6 hours searching and looking for new avenues to promote the movie. Marketing can make your film the next Paranormal Activity or Blair Witch... that is what made them such a success... marketing man... sell the hell out of your film. Explain the hurdles, find the good stuff to focus on, hell talk about strange shit that happened during the making of the movie... people find that shit intriguing and so much so they will actually go buy your movie to check it out, but don't go over board praising your film as the next SHAWSHANK either... that will earn you a shit load of backlash.



F. DON'T WORRY IF YOU END UP WITH A SMALL DISTRIBUTOR... Guys Like J.R. will work with filmmakers to get their films out there and he won't make promises he can't keep and he will be up front and honest with you about the potential of your flick. Stay away from anyone asking for money upfront... Some indie guys may ask you to press your own discs, that is ok, but if they say "oh to sign with us you need to pay us X amount of dollars for posters marketing whatever..." tell them to go get fucked. They are shysters and will just take your money.



The same thing applies to Sales Agents. any respectable sales agent will not ask for any money up front. If they do HANG UP or just send their emails into the recycle bin. A true agent will sign with the expectations to make money on the back end. Negotiate



G. NEGOTIATE - With Sales agents you can sometimes work on their fees, it is not always going to happen, but it can. Anyone asking for more than 20% for getting you a distribution deal is crooking you. Honestly 10% is the market standard. ome guys charge more to indie guys because the movie is harder to sell. Just don't go above 20% and only give them a year to do it. if they can't get it done in a year, they will never get it done. Also make sure they leave you an out clause.



H. FILM FESTIVALS and CONVENTIONS - SUBMIT YOUR FLICK and buy a vendors/filmmakers table to promote and meet and greet fans. Even if you can't afford the fees make sure you at least attend the cons and festivals. take promo material with you and lay it out for people to grab. It works. When you go to a fest don't be afraid to have some giveaways... not DVD screeners but posters... really nice printed ones, not run off your ink jet printer on 20lb copy paper... that is just fucking tacky. Save that stuff for flyer to announce your screening time. Good promo materials should be professionally printed and should look like a real Movie poster. Crappy photo shop work is a sure sign a movie will most likely suck, but there have been a few times I have been duped but not many. When building your crew to make your movie ask what other areas they specialize in... such as graphic design and see if they are willing to help you out. it doesn't hurt to ask.



I. Like the last statement... IT DOESN'T HURT TO ASK... SAY IT WITH ME... IT DOESN'T HURT TO ASK... SAY IT AGAIN... HIS NAME IS ROBERT PAULSON...oops =) I mean IT DOESN'T HURT TO ASK!



6.YOUR RAISING MONEY FOR DEADLANDS 3 ON KICKSTARTER WHAT ARE SOME OF THE COOL THINGS YOU CAN GET BY PLEDGING? GARY-
 Deadlands 3 and Kickstarter... Well I think i will let the project speak for itself. Click Linky - http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/DjfunkmasterG/deadlands-iii-the-new-world



7. IS THERE ANYTHING YOU WANNA SAY TO THE HORROR FANS OUT THERE? GARY-
To the horror fans... you guys are some of the best people I have met. Seriously I have been to quite a few conventions in the midwest and east coast and everytime I go to one I meet another great fan of horror. I am proud to be a horror fan, and I am proud to have met other horror fans. To my fans and the fans of Deadlands 1 & 2. Thank You so much for your support. You guys have stuck by me for 5 years now and helped me elevate both films to get a lot of attention and press, for that I thank you and if we get to make Deadlands 3... horror fans and my fans will have the film dedicated to them.
THANKS FOR TALKING TO THE DEADLY INDIE DRIVE IN GARY WE & THE FANS APPRECIATE IT.

EASTER BUNNY KILL KILL

This slasher film should go down as a classic along with all the other Holiday themed slasher films like April fools day, new yrs evil, Happt Birthday to me, Graduation day, Silent night deadly night, Halloween, Prom night ect.. the list goes on and on I cannot say enough good things about this film.! so I'll just let you buy it this is a must for the slasher fan/collector and should not be passed up, i know cause its a new release your probably thinking how can this be worthy to fit in with all those classics? well im here to tell you as a fan of slashers and someone whos seen them all its worthy get this Movie!
                                                                                       Rank 9/10

DEADFALL TRAIL ON DVD NOV 2ND 2010

I would like to start off this review by saying, I dont really consider this film to be a horror movie although its often considerd one from what i can tell, This movie is about 3 guys who go on a 3 week surivor trip and peyote quest , everything changes about a week into the venture when one of the guys accidently gets seriously hurt The other 2 are left with the burdon of trying to deal with this on there own, one guy makes a stretcher and wants to help, while the other guy is a little less sensitive and he eventualy decides to put his buddy out of his misery by bashing his face in with a rock while he is having a seizure, ok so now we are down to 2 guys and one is crazy and the other is stuck with this guy knowing hes a killer, days and days go by and the movie plays out kind of like a very suspensful episode of the T.V. show survivor and we get a good look at what would happen when men truely start to deteriorate mentaly and physicly out in the middle of nowhere, so who will be the last survivor will it be the good guy or the psycho , and is he really crazy or are we? find out and get this Dvd when it comes out, it may not really be a Horror film in my opinion but its a damn good film none the less.

RANK 8/10

Set in beautiful Vancouver, four friends set out on an everyday errand and end up in a fight for their lives when they discover the body of a dead hooker left in their trunk.

Lead by a sexy, impulsive Badass (Sylvia Soska), her distant Geek twin sister (Jen Soska), their bible thumping, Jesus loving Goody Two Shoes friend (CJ Wallis), and a chaotic, rockstar Junkie pal (Rikki Gagne), the group has to put aside their differences to dispose of the body before they're next.
Thrown into their own personal purgatory, they face off against persistent police, a sleazy motel manager, chainsaw wielding triads, and a brutal serial killer. All the while they are followed by a mysterious Cowboy Pimp (John Tench) who wants to claim the corpse for his own.
Will they uncover the truth behind the body and be able to stand up to their demons? Buckle up and get ready for the ride of your life filled with gun fights, extreme violence, blood, guts, gore, and goats!
Dead Hooker In A Trunk is the unexpected first feature film written and directed by identical twin sisters, Jen and Sylvia Soska. The newcomers created an impossible film that is an underground sensation, destined to be a cult classic and will make you fall in love with films again!
I HAVE NOTHING TO SAY BUY THIS MOVIE THESE GIRLS ARE KILLER!!!
(synopsis taken from official site)                               RANK 10/10

RECYCLED PARTS- TRUE TERROR

On a Friday night, five college friends cruise downtown looking for a popular nightclub. Momentarily distracted, their driver mows down a pregnant woman. The panicked kids contemplate ditching the scene until a strange doctor arrives to offer his assistance. The frightened kids enter his bizarre office and end up trapped in a macabre underworld where body parts are extracted from unsuspecting victims and sold to the highest bidder. Will they escape this horrible nightmare or are they the next to become RECYCLED PARTS

"Another kick ass indie gem from Midnight releasing"

For a movie with a fairly low budget the filmakers were able to find a great location and some really good actors and actualy pull off a tuely terrifying film. The doctor in this film was played extremley well, and all the kills and gore are there, I loved the atmosphere of this movie as well, the filmakers did an extemley good job and i reccomend this indie horror gem to any film fan who can appreciate a true scare, I dare anyone to watch this alone.

RANK 8.5/10

http://www.recycledpartsmovie.info/

KILLER WEEKEND GET THE BOOZE AND THE POPCORN & PARTY ON DVD AUG 10TH

All is not well with Linda and Mason's marriage. Mason is a control freak and more than a little obsessed with weapons and martial arts. Linda wants out and Mason's business is in trouble, and he is not about to lose his business and his wife at the same time. When Linda invites her sisters to come for the weekend it's with the expectation that Mason will be out of town. The sisters invite some friends to enjoy a fun weekend at Mason's Malibu mansion... But Mason has no intention of leaving, nor does he have any intention of allowing anyone else to leave, ever. The result is "A Killer Weekend"!

This is a pretty slow paced movie but has enough laughs to keep you intrested, movie starts off with masons (Eric Roberts) wife trying to talk the family psychiatrist to do something about her husband cause hes a psycho. Mason, goes on to strangle his gardner for killing a flower before killing his wife, not knowing her sister is dead masons wifes sister and freinds all show up to party at Masons beach house in malibu, one by one Mason kills them off , and throughout the film the gardner keeps popping up holding on for dear life, it was ridiculous stuff like this that kept me laughing throughout the movie. The first few kills sucked until we get to a scene where Eric roberts (Mason) shows off his guillotine to an unsuspecting lover who gets decapitated during sex, then another where a guy is skewerd buy a sword then his girlfreinds neck is dragged across the blade, the ending was pretty abrubt and i wont spoil it but were probably in for a Killer weekend 2 folks im almost sure of it,This is a funny movie just for the fact its the last thing with Eric roberts to come out before he does celebrity rehab folks this is destined to be a hit? Id say for slasher fans this is a must see, and a decent slasher but its definitly a party movie not to be taken to seriously, so get the popcorn and beer and have a killer time.

RANK

7/10