Last February, I was with the rest of the DiggerFilms team at the Fangoria’s Week-end of Horror in Chicago. Like every time we went to a Fango show, we had a blast with everyone there. I always love to walk in the vendors area to find some new filmmakers. I remember walking and stopping in front of a table. The filmmakers behind it show me some clip and productions still of the film and my reaction was really good about it.
Guess what ? I was on Facebook yesterday and I saw the Sweatshop page.
“Charlie (Ashley Kay) was hoping tonight’s rave would be the biggest and baddest she’d ever thrown, but after breaking into a warehouse that houses a bloodthirsty beast, she and her friends will be lucky to last until the party starts.”
Sweatshop is produced by Odyssee Pictures & Starving Kappa Pictures. Starving Kappa Pictures is the same company who brought us movies like 100 tears, Fearmakers and Barricade.
Trailer looks really really good. You should all check it out .
Visit the Official Sweatshop official Website.
Sweatshop Teaser from Stacy Davidson on Vimeo.
Well if you have the chance get in front a festival screen and see the movie
A year ago, Burril and is company
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FBI agents Megan Ressler and Patrick Conelly
“A guy down on his luck falls asleep one night while pleasuring himself with a penis pump and has three horrid dreams, but none of them can compare to the actual nightmare he faces once he wakes up.”
Under the Scares is a documentary that we are doing on the independent horror business. We went to New York, Pittsburgh, Cleveland, Los Angeles, Chicago, Toronto, Montreal to film people such as Lloyd Kaufman, Robert Kurtzman, Tony Timpone, Rodrigo Gudino, Debbie Rochon, Courtney Solomon, Herschel Gordon Lewis, Gary Jones, Brinke Stevens, Maurice Devereaux, Sv Bell and many more.
“ThanksKilling is about a foul-mouthed homicidal turkey axing off college kids during Thanksgiving break. It is an independent horror film that was made for under $3,500 in 11 days. It later got a small investment to help complete the marketing and distribution of the film. It’s campy, twisted, and down right hilarious.”
So I told myself why not. I might find a future inde blockbuster !

