Before filmmakers starts to produced some feature films, they should all start by doing some short films.

Directed by Richard Powell, Worm is a 20 minutes short film.

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Last October I went to the premiere of the movie The Dead Matter. Since then, I truly think that movie premiere are cool. Next week, if you’re near to Hartford, I suggest you to go see The Severed Inn at the Real Art Way Theatre.

The Severed Inn seems to be Legion Films 7th films.

The SEVERED INN follows the grim tale of Uncle Bob [PAUL BRACCIOFORTE], a jolly innkeeper who has a passion for the gruesome and the macabre. His guests are treated to a memorable, and often eternal, stay at his secluded bed and breakfast, where peace and quiet are the selling points. Uncle Bob enlists the help of his two bungling sons [SHAWN C. PHILLIPS & M.J. KELLEY], in the quest to add to his grisly collection that is kept safely preserved in the basement. While his guests sleep soundly in their rooms upstairs, Uncle Bob and his boys crank up the terror in one of the most revolting workshops ever recorded on film.

Here’s some info bout the movie premiere.

Come see the World Premiere screening of “The SEVERED Inn” at The Real Art Ways theatre in Hartford Ct. This is a two day event:

Saturday, March 6th at 11:30 AM
Sunday, March 7th at 11:30 AM

Tickets are $8.50 for each day and are VERY LIMITED!!!
Visit our website http://severedinn.com/ for information and to buy your tickets. We will also be pre-screening applicants for our next two movies shooting this summer. More info to follow. Hope to see you there.

You can also check out the Facebook Event page.

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It’s interesting what the internet is about to do the independent horror industry. Hocus Focus Productions put their last feature film on Youtube on Tuesday for one night only.

Directed and Produced by Jason L. Liquori and is company Hocus Focus Productions, Stopped Dead is starring Debbie Rochon, Melanie Robel and Joel D. Wynkoop.

When Bob and Dante decide to bring their wives along on a fishing trip it seems like a good opportunity for the old friends to reconnect. Bob, however, has been suffering from nightmares about his wife and Dante having an affair. As the group spends time together Bob’s suspicions grow, but before he can do anything about it he witnesses a terrible crime and now the four find themselves running for their lives. Bob finds himself saddled with the duty of protecting the very people he suspects have betrayed him and danger seems to lurk around every turn with a killer who manages to stay one step ahead.

Check out the IMDB page of the film.

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With all the snow that fell on the United States since a couple of week I decide to talk about a film that take place one day before christmas.

Just think, ZOMBIE ELVES, SEXY NINJA NUNS, EVIL VAMPIRE SANTA,

This is what we can read on the facebook page of the movie Two Front Teeth. The movie is directed by Jamie Nash and produced by Davis Sckabulis, Rob content & Jamie Nash.

It’s the night before Christmas and Gabe Snow, a tabloid writer haunted by the Ghosts of Christmas past, is investigating a YULE TIDE CONSPIRACY.

Gabe knows that Flight 1225 was brought down one foggy Christmas Eve, by a flying creature with a “GLOWING NOSE”.

Now a BLOOD-SUCKING VAMPIRE – Santa Claus – has put Gabe on his list and unleashed the demonic fury of the North Pole. An army of ZOMBIE ELVES, who have no interest in Toys or pointy hats or Dentistry, are about to turn Gabe’s white Christmas BLOOD RED.
Will Gabe find the true meaning of Christmas?
Can he stake a heart that’s two sizes too small?
WHAT WILL HE FIND UNDER HIS TREE?

And I dig the plot Outline : Forget Milk and Cookies…..HE WANTS BLOOD !!!!

Visit the official website, the Myspace, Facebook or IMDB page

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Something different today. I am not presenting you any inde horror flick because yesterday I saw on Facebook (again) the new group of the really cool Magazine Ultra Violent and on their group, they post a 2010 Convention Calendar. So because I think that Conventions are important and cool. Here’s the list and also the link of Ultra Violent facebook group note.

Below is an attempt at a comprehensive North American convention/event calendar for 2010. Ultra Violent will NOT be at all of the below events, but is striving to maintain the most accurate convention calendar imaginable.

01/16/10 – 01/16/10 B-Movie Madness 2 (Chicago, IL)
02/19/10 – 02/21/10 Con Nooga (Chattanooga, TN)
02/27/10 – 02/27/10 Pretty Scary Blood Bath Film Festival (Addison, TX)
03/05/10 – 03/07/10 Dark Woods Con (Pikeville, KY)
03/12/10 – 03/14/10 Monster Mania (Cherry Hill, NJ)
03/12/10 – 03/14/10 Paranoia Horror and Sci-Fi Film Festival (Long Beach, CA)
03/19/10 – 03/21/10 Saturday Nightmares (Jersey City, NJ)
03/26/10 – 03/28/10 HorrorHound (Indianapolis, IN)
04/09/10 – 04/11/10 Cinema Wasteland (Cleveland, OH)
04/09/10 – 04/11/10 RavenCon (Richmond, VA)
04/09/10 – 04/11/10 Monsterpalooza (Burbank, CA)
04/16/10 – 04/18/10 Chiller Theatre (Parsippany, NJ)
04/16/10 – 04/18/10 Denver Horrorfest (Denver, CO)
04/23/10 – 04/25/10 Full Moon Tattoo and Horror Convention (Nashville, TN)
04/23/10 – 04/23/10 Cinema Slaughter Horror Film Festival (Hollywood, CA)
04/24/10 – 04/25/10 Calgary Comic & Entertainment Expo (Calgary, AB)
04/30/10 – 05/02/10 Texas Frightmare Weekend (Dallas, TX)
04/30/10 – 05/02/10 Con-Tamination (St. Louis, MO)
05/01/10 – 05/01/10 Women of Horror 2 (Chicago, IL)
05/07/10 – 05/07/10 Cinema Slaughter Horror Film Festival (Hollywood, CA)
05/07/10 – 05/09/10 BloodLust Vampire Festival (Orlando, FL)
05/15/10 – 05/16/10 Wonderfest (Louisville, KY)
05/21/10 – 05/23/10 Creation Ent.’s Weekend of Horrors (Los Angeles, CA)
06/04/10 – 06/06/10 Crypticon Horror Convention (Seattle, WA)
06/25/10 – 06/27/10 Monster Bash (Butler, PA)
07/08/10 – 07/27/10 Fantasia (Montreal, QC)
07/09/10 – 07/11/10 BlobFest (Phoenixville, PA)
07/09/10 – 07/11/10 Famous Monsters Convention (Indianapolis, IN)
07/30/10 – 08/01/10 Fright Night Film Fest (Louisville, KY)
08/10/10 – 08/15/10 Rhode Island International Horror Fest (Providence, RI)
08/13/10 – 08/15/10 Fear Fest (Dallas, TX)
08/13/10 – 08/15/10 Atlanta Horror Film Festival (Atlanta, GA)
08/13/10 – 08/20/10 Toronto After Dark Film Festival (Toronto, ON)
08/20/10 – 08/22/10 Monster Mania (Cherry Hill, NJ)
08/27/10 – 08/29/10 Rue Morgue Festival of Fear (Toronto, ON)
09/03/10 – 09/06/10 Dragon Con (Atlanta, GA)
09/09/10 – 09/18/10 Toronto International Film Festival (Toronto, ON)
09/10/10 – 09/11/10 Drive-In Super Monster-Rama (Vandergrift, PA)
09/17/10 – 09/19/10 Horror Realm (Pittsburgh, PA)
09/25/10 – 09/26/10 From the Land Beyond (Sacramento, CA)
10/01/10 – 10/03/10 Cinema Wasteland (Cleveland, OH)
10/07/10 – 10/10/10 Eerie Horror Film Festival (Erie, PA)
10/14/10 – 10/17/10 Spooky Movie Film Festival (Washington, DC)
10/19/10 – 10/23/10 Terror Film Festival (Philadelphia, PA)
10/21/10 – 10/24/10 Sacramento Horror Film Festival (Sacramento, CA)
10/22/10 – 10/24/10 Necronomicon (Tampa, FL)
10/22/10 – 10/24/10 Ghoulardifest (Cleveland, OH)
10/27/10 – 10/31/10 Vampire Film Festival (New Orleans, LA)
11/04/10 – 11/07/10 Salty Horror Film Festival (Salt Lake City, UT)
11/05/10 – 11/07/10 Scarefest (Lexington, KY)

Dates TBA:
Horror Society Film Festival (Chicago, IL)
Monster Mania (Hartford-Cromwell, CT)
Terror in the Aisles 4 (Chicago, IL)
Vampire-Con (Hollywood, CA)
Zompire (Portland, OR)
Drive Invasion (Atlanta, GA)
Dark X-mas (Warren, OH)
B Movie Celebration (Franklin, IN)
Shockerfest (Modesto, CA)
Horrorfind (Baltimore, MD)
Dark Carnival Film Fest (Bloomington, IN)
Shriekfest (Los Angeles, CA)
H.P. Lovecraft Film Festival (Portland, OR)
Screamfest (Orlando, FL)
Zombie Con (Milwaukee, WI)
Music Box Massacre VI (Chicago, IL)
International Horror and Sci-Fi Film Festival (Tempe, AZ)
Rock & Shock (Worcester, MA)
Shock It To Me! (San Francisco, CA)
Screamfest Horror Film Festival (Los Angeles, CA)
October Comic & Horror Festival (Nashville, TN)
Hollywood Horror Film Festival (Los Angeles, CA)
Flashback Weekend (Chicago, IL)
Motor City Nightmares Weekend of Horrors (Novi, MI)
Chiller Theatre October show (Parsippany, NJ)
Fangoria’s Trinity of Terrors (Las Vegas, NV)
Crypticon (Minneapolis, MN)
Texas Blood Bath Film Festival (Dallas, TX)
New York City Horror Film Festival (New York, NY)
Zonacon (Orlando, FL)

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I dig the people who are updating their facebook page everyday. So I dig Debbie Rochon.

Yesterday, she post the trailers of the new movie she starring in : Colour From the Dark.  Colour From the Dark is a film based on a story by H.P Lovecraft :

Pietro and Lucia live on an isolated farm with Alice, Lucia’s younger sister. Poor farmers, they live tilling the soil. Pietro is a good worker and a strong man who, unlike his three brothers, is not at war because of a deformed knee. Lucia is a beautiful and reserved woman dedicated to her family. Their life is peaceful and good, in spite of the hard work. One day, while drawing water from the well, Pietro and Alice accidentally free something from Earth’s womb. A strange and alien color flashes underwater, at the well’s bottom, then disappears. From that moment on, inexplicable events start happening all around the farm, and by night the surrounding vegetation glitters with a sinister glow. The color soon takes hold of the whole farm, and dwelling inside Pietro and his family’s minds, it brings them into its sick world of pain, blood and death.

The film is directed by Ivan Zuccon.

You can check out the official website here.

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