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August 27: Albert Pyun's Infection debuts in September

Albert Pyun's latest film, Infection, will screen at the sixth annual Estepona Fantasy and Horror Film Festival on September 5th. Based on the story Cool Air, Infection was written by newcomer Cynthia Curnan and stars Virginia Dare Paulin and Morgan Weisser...

(Thanks to http://www.variety.com/)

August 25: Cosmic HPLFF schedule update!

Feature films at this years H.P. Lovecraft Film Festival will now include: The world premiere of Stuart Gordon's Dreams in the Witch House, Marebito, Beyond the Wall of Sleep, Cast a Deadly Spell, Forbidden Quest, Strange Aeons: The Thing on the Doorstep and The Dead Inside...

Short films set to screen at this years festival include: Arcane, The Call of Cthulhu, The Gibbering Horror of Howard Ghormley, The Lovecraft Syndrome, Ryleh, The Vessel, Late Bloomer, Experiment 17, The King in Yellow, March the 13th, 1941, The Courtesy Nudge, Let Sleeping Gods Lie, The Night of the Octopus and The Statement of Randolph Carter...

Watch this space for more!

(Thanks to http://www.hplfilmfestival.com/)

August 25: New Beyond the Wall of Sleep review

Click here to check out Dread Central's review of Beyond the Wall of Sleep...

(Thanks to http://www.horrorchannel.com/dread/)

August 23: The Fog: 25 Years Later

Click here to read reallyscary.com's retrospective on John Carpenter's The Fog...

(Thanks to http://www.reallyscary.com/)

August 23: Enter the Dagon DVD specs!

The forthcoming DVD release for Spinning Grave's Enter the Dagon will include the following feature. No release date has been announced...

-The final edit of the movie
-Deleted scenes
-Commentary track
-Gil-Toons
-"The Pitch" (A short film that acts as an epilogue to EtD. We had people wondering what becomes of Crispin Eldritch since he disappears halfway through EtD. Now, they'll know)
-Bloody Testicles From Hell (BTFH shows in EtD but in an altered form. Here is the complete version of the short on it's own terms)
-Me & My Family (The dreadful animation by Kim Wang Seng as it's own short)
-Blooper reel & behind the scenes footage
-An easter egg featuring "Cutethulhu"

(Thanks to Tom Gleason)

August 23: Re-Animator sequels galore!

A scooper for bloody-disgusting.com reports that Jeffrey Combs is ready to sign on for a 4th, 5th and 6th sequel to cult classic Re-Animator! Combs revealed the information at this (past) weekends Horrorfind convention in Glen Burnie, Maryland.

Re-Animator 4 (House of Re-Animator) has been talked about in the past, with Stuart Gordon possibly at the helm. The story (if Gorodon directs) is a political satire that would involve V.P. Cheney passing from a heart attack and Dr. West being called in to bring him back.

No word on the storylines for the 5th and 6th films...

(Thanks to http://www.bloody-disgusting.com/)

August 23: More Late Bloomer screenings!

For Immediate Release:

This Coming Saturday in NYC...
Rooftop Films summer screening series presents
The British Connection
Co-Curated by Shooting People
Saturday, August 27th, 2005
8:30 - Live music by Aarktica
9:00 - Great short films produced by members of Shooting People UK and NY, including Late Bloomer.
10:30 - A special performance by Antwerp singing sensation Von Von Von
On the lawn at Automotive High School
50 Bedford Avenue, Williamsburg, Brooklyn.
Dress warmly (it's cooler when you're sitting still).
In the event of rain the show is indoors at the same location.
http://www.rooftopfilms.com/show_082705.html

There will also be the previously announced screening at the H.P. Lovecraft Film Festival this October (followed by a live performance by Clay McLeod Chapman). And finally, back in July, Late Bloomer was screened at the Just For Laughs Festival in Montreal. The Montreal Gazette had the following to say:

"The (short film) form lends itself to humour; the form itself is constructed like a good bar joke. Sometimes, though, a film transcends it, and that film is director Craig Macneill's Late Bloomer, a perverted, inspired memoir of one schoolboy (Sam Borenzweif) and his descent into hell -- sex ed class. Like an unhinged Kelsey Grammar reading HP Lovecraft, writer/narrator Clay McLeod Chapman describes the young boy's mounting terror as teacher unveils the "wingspan of horror" of "that ungodly thing" drawn on the blackboard. It is the female genitalia. Gradually, the coed class is rendered atavistic, the girls "recording every pagan name their high priestess called out." From there, things get evil. It's a thrillingly twisted piece of work on imagination, the mysteries of gender and sex drive, and pubescent humiliation, and is worth an admissions price on its own."

(Thanks to Clay McLeod Chapman)

August 23: "The Halfway House" DVD Signing at Dark Delicacies in Burbank

For Immediate Release:

Burbank, CA August 28, 2005 Sunday, 2pm, there will be a DVD signing of The Halfway House at Dark Delicacies, 4213 W. Burbank Blvd., Burbank, CA 91505. Star Mary Woronov and writer/director Kenneth J. Hall will be there along with other members of the cast and crew. A free poster will be given with every copy of the movie purchased.

The Halfway House, the first feature on BV Entertainment's Fright Film Factory label, is an outrageous spoof of horror/exploitation movies, satirizing drive-in cinema from women-in-prison films to slasher flicks. Filled with bad girls, a nasty nun, a homicidal handyman, and a flesh-eating one-eyed monster, the movie has already attained a strong fan following through festival screenings and received 4 1/2 out of 5 stars from Film Threat.

Skouras/Ventura has released both an R-rated and an unrated director's cut now available at major rental and retail chains throughout the US and Canada.

Both DVD versions will include a trailer and the music video "Halfway to Hell" by Insecto Circus. Both will be widescreen 1.85:1 and Dolby Digital 5.1 stereo surround sound. The unrated cut will also have additional features such as an audio commentary track by writer/director Kenneth J. Hall and producer Ed Polgardy, deleted scenes, and a making-of documentary entitled "Gut-Eating Monsters from Hell."

(Thanks to BV Entertainment, Inc.)

August 23: One more Fog image...

Click here to view another image from The Fog remake...

(Thanks to http://www.bloody-disgusting.com/)

Happy Birthday HPL 20 August 1890 – 15 March 1937

For Immediate Release: Lurker Films announces the future availability of the first volume in The Edgar Allan Poe Collection. The collection contains some excellent adaptaions of Poe's work including George Higham's award winning stop-motion animation short film inspired by the poem Annabel Lee. Annabel Lee is quintessential Poe—a haunted soul, a lost love and the nocturnal grave-quest. The epic quality of this Orphic adventure includes expressionist visions of a lone figure on a journey through a nightmarish landscape in order to be re-united with his lost love... but first he must overcome the wrath of the "Envious Angels" that ruined his world. "Visionary puppeteer George Higham emphasizes the inherent creepiness of moving puppets and sets them against a backdrop of rich expressionist detail. ANNABEL LEE stands as a visual triumph and Higham a name to watch for." —Emma Anderson, RUE MORGUE magazine #28

(Thanks to Andrew Migliore)

August 19: Marebito on the big screen!

Tartan Films has announced a limited theatrical release for Takashi Shimizu's Marebito on December 9th. The film was shot in just eight days, between the production dates for Ju-on: The Grudge and its remake, The Grudge. The Lovecraft inspired story follows a fear-obsessed freelance cameraman (Shinya Tsukamoto) who investigates an urban legend involving mysterious spirits that haunt the subways of Tokyo...

The film will also screen at the upcoming H.P. Lovecraft Film Festival.

(Thanks to http://www.bloody-disgusting.com/)

August 16: First Look: Statement of Randolph Carter!

Here's an exclusive first look at Guerrilla Productions adaptation of The Statement of Randolph Carter!

(Thanks to Edward Martin III)

August 16: Final Evil Dead 2 specs...

Here are the final specs for the upcoming Book of the Dead 2 (Evil Dead 2) DVD:

- commentary by Raimi, Bruce, Scott Spiegel, and Greg Nicotero (the same as the one in their tin edition)
- The Gore, The Merrier and Behind the Screams documentaries
- trailers for other Anchor Bay/Bruce Campbell movies like Man With the Screaming Brain
- all-new illustrations by effects artist Tom Sullivan

The DVD will be released on September 27th...

(Thanks to http://www.horrorchannel.com/dread/)

August 15: Transformation: a new look at "The Statement of Randolph Carter"

Edward Martin provided Unfilmable.com with a fascinating write-up on the making of Guerrilla Productions latest short film, an adaptation of "The Statement of Randolph Carter". Here's an excerpt of the article, and the rest can be found by clicking the link below...

"The Statement of Randolph Carter" is one of the most adapted short stories of H. P. Lovecraft. Although a variety of factors probably contribute to this, I think the most predominant one is that -- unlike much of Lovecraft's work (and the derivatives thereof) -- "The Statement of Randolph Carter", even in the heart of the narrative, doesn't show the monster. It's entirely the responsibility of the acting and the audience's imagination to create the terrible things that Harley Warren experiences beneath the grounds of that ancient cemetery. When Harley Warren reports that what he sees is monstrous and terrifying, it is only our imagination that creates that picture and, as any fan of the genre will gleefully report, our imaginations terrify us more completely than any image or sound ever could. Our imaginations have the most direct access to every fear that has ever gripped us, to ever discomfort and distortion that has ever spent a few minutes teasing our frontal lobes. No force in the Universe has greater power to terrify us than our own imaginations and few of Lovecraft's stories so handily use that method to crawl under our skins as "The Statement of Randolph Carter".

Click here to read the rest of the article...

(Thanks to Edward Martin III)

August 15: Masters of Horror trailer hits the web

The trailer for Showtime's Masters of Horror is now online. Stuart Gordon's adaptation of "Dreams in the Witch House" will be one of the earliest episodes aired...

Check it out here.

(Thanks to http://www.horrorchannel.com/dread/)

August 15: Ivan Zuccon discusses Colour!

Both fangoria.com and gorezone.net recently covered the upcoming Colour from the Dark production. Director Ivan Zuccon had the following to say about the film:

~ "After the disaster[-filled] experience with the Canadian producers, we are finally able to start again to produce this movie. Since we have an international cast, the movie will be [shot] in English. We have a low—but good—budget and we’ll shoot in digital, with the highest quality possible, with a transfer to 35mm for the theatrical distribution. A big part of the budget will be spent on makeup and visual effects. The latter will be realized by Massimo Storari, but the special makeup supervisor is not yet confirmed. The lead female role [filled by ABOMINABLE's Tiffany Shepis] will have a long session of makeup during the second half of the movie for her physical and mental degeneration after the contact with the 'colour.'" ~

Click here for the full article...

(Thanks to http://www.fangoria.com/)

August 15: Stuart Gordon and Charles Band to team-up again?

Full Moon and Wizard Entertainment founder Charles Band, in a recent interview, mentioned his desire to someday release the lost film PulsePounders (containing and adaptation of Lovecraft's "The Evil Clergymen"), and that he is "talking right now [with Stuart Gordon] and I’m sure we’ll be able to announce something soon. It will be for next year..."

Sleepawaycampfilms.com has the rest of the interview here...

(Thanks to http://www.fangoria.com/)

August 15: Even more Fog images...

Click here for a handful of new images from the upcoming remake of The Fog...

(Thanks to http://www.horrorchannel.com/dread/)

update: News of the DVD re-release of Dream-Quest of Unknown Kadath can now be found on fangoria.com and Dread Central...

August 6: Call of Cthulhu, The End is Near

According to the official website, all that remains to be shot on The H.P. Lovecraft Historical Society's adaptation of The Call of Cthulhu is Great Cthulhu himself. The stop-motion puppet's steel armature features 96 points of articulation, not counting his poseable tentacles, gill things, eye stalks and dream organs! Editing is currently underway, and they also have great new composers. DVDs should be ready for sale in early October. Just in time for the films screening at the HPLFF!

(Thanks to http://www.cthulhulives.org/ and Bob Brinkman)

August 6: The Halfway House DVD update

For Immediate Release:

That's right, it's finally happening! The DVD of THE HALFWAY HOUSE will be in stores and for rent or sale online starting August 23, 2005! What a long process this has been! Thanks to all of you who've stood by us and requested info on availability. The wait is almost over!

The DVD is being released in 2 versions - an R-rated version, which includes the HALFWAY TO HELL music video and the R-rated trailer, and an un-rated directors cut, with commentary by writer/director Kenneth J. Hall and producer Ed Polgardy, "Gut-Eating Monsters from Hell" -- a behind-the-scenes look a the making of THE HALFWAY HOUSE -- the music video, and the unrated trailer. To preorder your copy from Amazon.com, just go to http://www.halfwayhouse-movie.com and click on the links at the bottom of the page. It's also available at Netflix, Hollywood Video, and many other fine rental houses.

Please join us on Sunday, August 28th, for a fabulous DVD release party/signing at Dark Delicacies, 4213 W. Burbank Blvd. Burbank, CA 91505 U.S.A. Kenneth J. Hall and Mary Woronov will be there to sign autographs. More cast and crew will be there as their availability permits. As of now, we're expecting Janet Tracey Keijser, Athena Demos, Shawn Savage, Cleve Hall and Tomi X. See www.darkdel.com for details.

Thanks again to all our friends and fans who've been there with us through this whole, two-year process!

(Thanks to Ken Hall)

August 6: Have you seen me?

Steve Sessions previously unreleased short film, Have you seen me?, will be available as an special feature on the upcoming Southern Gothic DVD from Cryptkeeper Films...

The Lovecraft inspired story follows a woman who sees a "Have You Seen Me?" poster of a child, then sees the child himself walking off in the distance and tries to catch up with him. She continues to follow, and he leads her into a house where he's hiding a terrible secret...

Click here for more.

(Thanks to Steve Sessions)

August 6: Colour from the Dark confirmed!

Director Ivan Zuccon (The Shunned House) is on a roll. Although his current film, Bad Brains, is still in post-production, work is already underway on his adaptation of The Colour Out of Space...

Three cast members have already been confirmed, including Tiffany Shepis (as Lucia), Emanuele Cerman (Pietro) and Valentina Imperi (Alice). The film will be produced by Emanuele Cerquiglini (for Timeline srl), Claudio Biasioli (for Emmeffe) and Ivan and Valerio Zuccon's Studio Interzona, and the shoot is scheduled for 5 weeks, starting on January 7th...

Look for further coverage as the film gets closer to production!

(Thanks to Ivan Zuccon)

August 6: The Resurrected DVD art!

Michael Allred was given an exclusive first look at the DVD art for the upcoming 'bare bones' release of "The Resurrected" on DVD...

You can view a larger version here.

(Thanks to Michael Allred)

August 6: HorrorFind finds Dagon!

Tom Gleason's short film, Enter the Dagon, has just been announced as part of the HorrorFind weekend! The film will screen on Friday August 19th in the garden room at 10:45 p.m. - 11:45 p.m. (along with Gotham Cafe & Teenage Bikini Vampire). If you missed the screening at last years HPLFF, I would definitely recommend checking it out...

As previously mentioned, Maelstrom Productions will be on hand to present their feature length adaptation of The Thing on the Doorstep, Strange Aeons: The Thing on the Doorstep. The screening will take place August 20th from 12:15 p.m. - 2:00 p.m. : There will be a 15 minute Q&A/Commentary before the screening. The program repeats on August 21st from 12:45 p.m. - 2:15 p.m...

You can find out more by visiting horrorfind.com...

(Thanks to Tom Gleason)

August 6: What's going on at Guerrilla Productions?

Salutations!

Welcome dreamers, the undead, and the followers of weirdness, to the damn-has-it-already-been-a-month monthly newsletter from Guerrilla Productions. We've fallen quite far behind, but mostly I blame myself -- it's so convenient! So, what's the news, what's the news...

The Dream-Quest of Unknown Kadath
http://www.Guerrilla-Productions.org/Merchandise.html
FINALLY! We expect to receive our first shipment of DVDs before this breath runs out. They are done, done, done and I am one happy monkey for it! As many of you know, the preliminary limited edition run sold out in just under six months. We were delayed reprinting for a number of reasons, but now we're ready to go. Here's what the DVD features:
* The Dream-Quest of Unknown Kadath, in all its weird and wonderful glory
* Remixed and mastered sound in Dolby Digital
* Many newly animated scenes
* Bonus short movie: The Testament of Tom Jacoby
* Bonus short movie: The Call of Cthulhu
* Alternate audio track -- Cyoakha Grace O'Manion's haunting musical score
* Teasers and trailers for The Dream-Quest of Unknown Kadath
* Teasers for our new project, Flesh of my Flesh
* A "making-of" slide show
* Extensive DVD-ROM commentary and more!

Order your copy today!

Flesh of my Flesh
http://www.FleshOfMyFlesh.com/
What a project! Flesh of my Flesh is Guerrilla Production's SECOND feature film, this time a live-action horror movie, following the last three hours of the War of the Undead, as told by the people caught in the middle. Flesh of my Flesh features knock-out performances by Heather Rose Walker, Matthew Martin, Ron Richardson, Drew Barrios, Rex Irae, and many, many more.

This project is in post-production, although we ARE planning to shoot another scene a little differently. If you live in or around the Portland area and feel like joining us as a zombie, drop a line to Extras@FleshOfMyFlesh.com. Although we were hoping to have a cut finished in time for the H. P. Lovecraft Film Festival, we're instead going to show off one of our more compelling teasers there and save the premiere for a later date. The sound crew and effects crew and editing crew are working like gangbusters to make this the coolest darn amateur zombie movie we've ever seen!

The Cosmic Horror Fun-Pak
http://www.Guerrilla-Productions.org/Merchandise.html
The Cosmic Horror Fun-Pak is our second DVD release and features a collection of shorts and oddities from Guerrilla Productions. Some of these shorts have only been shown at private showings and conventions, and now's your chance to see them.

ReCreation
http://www.Guerrilla-Productions.org/Movies.html
We are pleased to announce that ReCreation, our quirky alternate-Universe short movie, inspired by The Dream-Quest of Unknown Kadath, has been accepted and will be showing at the 2005 H. P. Lovecraft Film Festival. Congratulations to the cast and crew and I hope the folks in the audience enjoy it as much as we enjoyed making it!

New Website
Guerrilla Productions has a new web presence:
http://www.Guerrilla-Productions.org/
The new site shows off our past, present, and future movie projects, our stalwart crew, and features some great downloads and links. In the very near future, we will be adding a discussion board where you can sign up and talk about your favorite Guerrilla Productions project, and occasionally swap notes with the cast or crew, plus we'll probably be adding a few other
goodies, too.

The Statement of Randolph Carter
http://www.Guerrilla-Productions.org/Movie_StatementOfRC.html
Guerrilla Productions is very excited about our upcoming short adaptation of one of H. P. Lovecraft's most thrilling stories, The Statement of Randolph Carter. Follow along on the web page to keep track of this amazing project!

The H. P. Lovecraft Film Festival
http://www.HPLFilmFestival.com/
Meet us at the 2005 H. P. Lovecraft Film Festival October 7 - 9 at the Hollywood Theater in Portland, Oregon. Guerrilla Productions is pleased to be helping support the Festival by having a merchant and info booth, where we'll be selling DVDs, posters, and probably a few other goodies as well. Stop by, enjoy some movies, and check out the Cosmic Horror of the H. P. Lovecraft Film Festival!

Click here for more...

(Thanks to Edward Martin III)

August 6: The Mist starting in December?

Frank Darrabont's adaptation of Stephen King's novella, The Mist, has a tentative start date of December 2005...

More as it becomes available...

(Thanks to http://www.horrorchannel.com/dread/)

August 4: The Dream-Quest of Unknown Kadath now on DVD

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
August 3, 2005

The Dream-Quest of Unknown Kadath now on DVD

Portland's Guerrilla Productions announces the availability of its first feature film, the animated adaptation of H. P. Lovecraft's The Dream-Quest of Unknown Kadath, on DVD.

The Dream-Quest of Unknown Kadath, one of H. P. Lovecraft's few novels, follows the adventures of Randolph Carter, a brave Dreamer in the Land of Dream, as he navigates a terrifying landscape of ghouls, zoogs, Shantak birds, nightgaunts, dholes, evil priests, and moonbeasts, all in search of his beloved Sunset City.

"We've really punched it up," says Director Edward Martin III. "We've remastered the soundtrack in Dolby Digital, added more bonus features, pulled out many scenes that were very loosely animated and re-animated them completely from scratch, included some very neat DVD-ROM content, and just overall have made this an even more attractive product than the first release."

The first limited release of 1000 copies sold out in six months.

"That's not going to happen again," adds Martin. "We're committed to keeping this product alive and well for as long as the fans want it."

Guerrilla Productions, fueled almost entirely by caffeine, has completed half a dozen short movies since the initial release of The Dream-Quest of Unknown Kadath and is currently in post-production on Flesh of my Flesh (www.FleshOfMyFlesh.com), a live action horror/thriller with Lovecraftian undertones, and pre-production on a live-action adaptation of The Statement of Randolph Carter.

For more information, please contact

Edward Martin III
Guerrilla Productions
http://www.Guerrilla-Productions.org/

(Thanks to Edward Martin III)

August 3: Dream-Quest shadow puppets!

This years autonomous mutant festival (which runs from August 5th thru the 15th) will present a shadow-puppet adaptation of H.P. Lovecraft's Dream-Quest of Unknown Kadath! Here's the scoop:

...we're rocking a shadow-puppet "dream quest of unknown kadath" at the mutantfest aug 5th thru 15th

yeah, folks, thats right: ol' h.p.'s "un-puppetitable" masterpiece comes to a projection screen near you, presented in a highly basterdized--though painfully literal--shadow spectacular at this years mutant fest, somewhere near the wa-or border--check out www.mutantfest.org for directions...

(Thanks to pierre)

August 3: Re-Penetrator screening

Actress/producer Joanna Angel is holding several Re-Penetrator screenings Tuesday, August 9 at the Manhattan bar Snitch (59 West 21st Street between 5th & 6th Avenues). The movie will be shown at 11:30 p.m. and 1:30 a.m...

A "Green Zombie Drink Special" will be served between 10 and 11 p.m., and Joanna Angel will be on hand selling copies of the DVD. The door charge is $10...

Visit repenetrator.com for more (please note: this website is for adults only)

(Thanks to http://www.fangoria.com/)

August 3: The Fog cover...

Here's the cover for the upcoming remastered re-release of John Carpenter's classic The Fog...

(Thanks to http://www.horrorchannel.com/dread/)

August 3: LovecraCked! The Movie - Still a chance to be included!

Greetings & salutations!

Officially the call for entries for BiFF JUGGERNAUT'S new anthology, "LovecraCked! The Movie" has ended... However, as there is still some room in the lineup for more material... we are still looking for a few good shorts to round out the project.

Here are the requirements:

All submissions must be based on/inspired by the life and literature of horror author H.P. Lovecraft or just generally Lovecraftian in nature;)

Short films or animations must be no longer than 30 min.

Accepted formats of submission are DVD, miniDV (NTSC or PAL) and VHS (NTSC only).

Complete contact info. must be included with all submissions.

Please send copies of your work only (no originals).

Post all submissions to:

BiFF JUGGERNAUT Productions
Greenpoint Station
P.O. Box 220-540
Brooklyn, NY 11222-0540
USA

Questions, comments or concerns: please contact elias*at*biffjuggernaut.com. Also please email us if you send anything our way so we can keep an eye out and let you know that all has arrived safely.

If your short is accepted for inclusion in the anthology, you will be asked to supply a high quality master copy of your film and a completed copy of our non-exclusive release form.

We look forward to hearing from you:)

Regards,
Elias

BiFF JUGGERNAUT Productions
www.biffjuggernaut.com

Independent Cinema Lives! It Lives!!!

(Thanks to Elias)

August 1: The Lovecraft Syndrome added to the HPLFF!

Although the final schedule for the H.P. Lovecraft Film Festival has yet to be announced, news should start pouring in now that the August 1st submission deadline is here...

On top of what has already been announced, David Schmidt's excellent short film, The Lovecraft Syndrome (see review here), will also screen at this years festival! The film has already screened at the Chicago Really Short Film Festival and Cthulhu One Convention...

Watch this space for more, or visit the H.P. Lovecraft Film Festival website!

(Thanks to David Schmidt)

August 1: Want to meet Jeffrey Combs?

Click here for information on two of Jeffrey Combs upcoming appearances...

(Thanks to http://www.creature-corner.com/)

recent headlines...

July 30: New Shoggoth on the Roof review
July 30: New Fog images...
July 29: Official HPLFF poster!
July 28: Submit to the HPLFF!
July 28: The Resurrected DVD details!