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Today's October Short Film: DISGUISE The less I say the better. Check out Tyler Czajkowski's DISGUISE. And - ATTACK OF THE GIANT LEECHES Is 67 Which became THE GIANT LEECHES once American International Pictures secured the television syndication rights. Either way it was the same movie, although lengthened for television in order to fit a time slot peppered with commercials. It slowly faded from audience awareness until it became public domain and the boys at MYSTERY SCIENCE THEATER 3000 gave it new life by unmerdiculously mocking Producer Roger Corman's ATTACK OF THE GIANT LEECHES. Plus - HAPPY HORROR THRILLER BIRTHDAYS TO - By E.C. McMullen Jr. LIVE TODAY! Also, the Kindle is also available on Amazon. Soon in Dead Tree Edition print and in audio book will be available everywhere from Goth Rocket Publications.
Today's October Short Film: RARE EXPORTS
HALLOWEEN is around the corner, which means Christmas isn't far behind. Catching wild Santa Clauses in their natural habitat is a perilous undertaking not to be take lightly. Even more dangerous is the training period. However, if you need a genuine Santa Claus for this Christmas Season, go with the best family owned business in the world: RARE EXPORTS, INC. The 2003 short film that became the hit 2010 Horror movie. And - Wes Craven's NEW NIGHTMARE is 32 The franchise was thoroughly butchered and there was no coming back. However, New Line was willing to throw Wes Craven a bone. By 1994, Wes Craven wasn't the same brazen guy. He was feeling self doubt over what his creation had become. New Line head, Robert Shaye, wanted the franchise to go out with a bang. Something he didn't get from FREDDY'S DEAD: THE FINAL NIGHTMARE. Wes, of course, wanted that End-With-A-Bang, too. Due to her prominence in the series, actor Heather Langencamp wound up having a real-life stalker. Wes blamed himself. He wanted (the then wildly successful) Johnny Depp to make an appearance in the "final" NIGHTMARE movie, but was afraid to ask. Wes and Robert Englund appeared on a talk show and he was stunned to find that his creation: a murderous pedophile of nightmares, was a hit with kids as those in the audience started chanting "Freddy! Freddy! Freddy!" as Robert walked out. All of these anxieties and more are what he brought into Wes Craven's NEW NIGHTMARE. Plus - THE FOG Turns 21 Unfortunately this isn't your Grandparent's THE FOG. John Carpenter and Debra Hill's creation had a lot of problems, so you'd think a remake would fix them, but no. Read about the problems that were added to 2005's THE FOG. Also - THE THING Turns 15 It's not easy making a sequel that can live up to the reputation of John Carpenter's THE THING. Unfortunately, the producers behind the 2011 prequel THE THING, didn't even try. This was first foisted on the U.S. on this day, gradually making its way to UK. Finale - HAPPY HORROR THRILLER BIRTHDAYS TO - Horror Writer Richard Christian Matheson (Books: SCARS, ZOOPRAXIS, THE RITUAL OF ILLUSION, CREATED BY, SCARS, DYSTOPIA.
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INTERVIEWSJoe Mynhardt interviews E.C. McMullen Jr. in the book HORROR 201: The Silver Scream. Matt Jarbo's interview with Feo Amante at The Zurvivalist. James Cheetham's Q&A with Feo Amante at Unconventional Interviews *. Megan Scudellari interviews Feo Amante and Kelly Parks (of THE SCIENCE MOMENT) in The Scientist Magazine. Check out our interview at Science on the silver screen. ACADEMIC REFERENCESThe Feo Amante interview with Guillermo Del Toro by contributor Nicholas Braccia is referenced in the 2014 textbook, Professor Julie Britt Selbo, Ph.D, references my review of KING KONG (1976) in her 2011 thesis at the University of Exeter, United Kingdom, Anthropologist Gretchen Bakke, PhD, references my UNFAIR RACIAL CLICHE ALERT as an expert resource in her 2010 Anthropological Quarterly essay @ Johns Hopkins University, Linguistic Anthropologist and Professor Jill Jepson references my review of HABIT in her 2008 thesis, Researcher David Waldron, E.C. McMullen Jr.Author page at Amazon (Amazon.com)
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