New Trailer and Artwork for Speak No Evil

MindPlate.tv has released the much-awaited debut trailer for the independent horror film Speak No Evil. This disturbing trailer haunts the viewer, giving glimpses of demonic children, a twisted exorcism, and a possessed Gabrielle Stone.

Gabrielle completed five feature films last year, including Speak No Evil, and is considered to be an up-and-coming actor on the independent film circuit, following in the footsteps of her mother, Scream Queen Dee Wallace-Stone. “I cannot express what an amazing experience making this film was for me,” says Gabrielle. “Roze is such an amazingly talented director and human being. The way his creativity transcends to the screen is something I've never seen before.”

“It’s in Gabrielle’s DNA to scare the hell out of people,” says Roze, writer/director of Speak No Evil. “This movie was made for the people who say horror films aren't scary anymore."

Speak No Evil is expected to begin a limited theatrical run this summer and release worldwide through MindPlate.tv

Synopsis:
A single mother (Stone) fights to protect her daughter from demonically possessed children and a town gone mad.



Source: Dread Central

Ten Ways to Get Ready for The Walking Dead's Return Sunday Night

Finally! The Walking Dead returns this Sun., Feb. 10 at 9/8c. Looking for ways to distract yourself until the awaited hour? Here are ten things to do to get ready for Episode 9, "The Suicide King."

1. Catch up with The Walking Dead Seasons 2 and 3 marathons starting this Saturday at 10AM/9c with the Season 2 Premiere, "What Lies Ahead."

2. Watch two new sneak peek videos from Episode 9 and check out a 60-second trailer for Season 3.

3. Check out two sneak peek photos from Episode 9.

4. Bookmark The Walking Dead Story Sync, the live, interactive, two-screen experience for your smartphone, tablet or Internet Browser during the premiere broadcast.

5. Turn yourself into a zombie via the Dead Yourself App for Facebook and iPhone. (Afterwards, share the photo with friends.)

6. Check out photos of memorable Season 3 zombies. (Naturally, the gallery will expand soon!)

7. Enter a virtual version of the series with The Walking Dead Social Game on Facebook. (Haven't you been dying to kill some walkers yourself?)

8. Visit TalkingDead.com to ask host Chris Hardwick and guests Steven Yeun and Kevin Smith questions about Episode 9.

9. Sign up for Dead Alert: The Walking Dead Newsletter to keep up-to-date between episodes and possibly win some swag.

10. Join the ongoing conversation with fellow fans in the The Walking Dead Talk forum.

The Walking Dead returns Sun., Feb. 10 at 9/8c on AMC.

Source: AMCtv.com

DIABOLIQUE WEBCAST Episode No. 14: Andres Muschietti’s Mama (2013) by way of Jack Clayton's The Innocents (1961)

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
New York, NY (Feb 1, 2013)
How did Jack Clayton’s classic The Innocents (1961) influence Andres Muschietti’s Mama (2013)? Steve Head and David Kleiler discuss the two films, as part of Diabolique’s comprehensive coverage of them in Issue 14. Click Here to Listen.

PLUS: DIABOLIQUE WEBCAST Episode No. 13: When Horror Came to Shochiku

Steve Head, Brett Michel, and Jake Mulligan discuss Criterion’s Eclipse Series 37: When Horror Came to Shochiku Collection, which includes such Japanese horror classics as The X from Outer Space; Goke, Body Snatcher from Hell; The Living Skeleton; Genocide. Click Here to Listen.

 

Richard Wax and Michael Simon Sex Up Zombies with Gay Zombie Erotix

Passion Fruit Productions
presents

Gay Zombie & Gay Zombie Erotix

It’s Warm Bodies for the gay market!

Filmmaker, Michael Simon and author, Richard Wax, have preceded Warm Bodies with
this tale of a sexually confused zombie searching for love.

“Love means never having to say your dead.” - this was the hopeful tagline as Miles the
Zombie journeyed through West Hollywood in Michael Simon’s successful short film.
Gay Zombie screened in 100 festivals, received multiple international distribution deals
and was bought by LOGO/MTV Networks.

“It won’t go down”. - Richard Wax’s erotic adaptation of Gay Zombie guarantees a rise
out of it’s readers as we now see Miles’ past, present and future.

Living with his girlfriend, but cusping on coming out of the closet, Miles is killed and
becomes a zombie just as he is ready to face his own reality. Now a zombie with a
permanent erection (well, rigor mortis HAS set in) Miles goes on a sexual journey of a
lifetime as he makes up for lost time. He meets many colorful characters during his
exploration and falls for the nurse, Carlos, who gave him an examination to die for.
Gay Zombie Erotix is funny, sexy and entertaining at every step. It is available for
download on Amazon’s Kindle for $4.99.

Gay Zombie, the 20 minute short film, is available for sale at www.gayzombie.net.
Michael Simon is a writer/director residing in Los Angeles. His films have all been
picked up for distribution and/or broadcast. Other titles include Is One of You Eddie?,
The Analyst’s Goodbye and his first feature, The Love Patient, which is being distributed
by TLA Releasing worldwide. Gay Zombie premiered at Outfest and won Best Zombie
Film at The International Horror & Sci-Fi Film Festival, Phoenix.

Michael was thrilled to have Richard Wax take the reigns with the novella and keep Miles “alive”!

Hothouse Bruiser - PRESS RELEASE

THUGS, MUGS, DAMES AND BULLETS!
(ALSO CLONES, ROTARY PARTICLE CANNONS AND BINARY DISEASE)

Future-Noir Audio Drama uses Sci-Fi cast to lead you down the twisted streets of “The Hothouse.”
“Hothouse Bruiser” is a Noir/Pulp/Crime, Sex and Blood-soaked audio drama from sci-fi television
writer Joel Metzger. (Xena, The Outer Limits, The Dead Zone, Sliders, and others) Imagine a Future-
Noir world like “Blade Runner” -- by way of time warp from the Golden Age of Radio. The series
features voice talent from a slew of sci-fi actors including:

Traci Lords (Blade, First Wave)

Claudia Christian (Babylon 5)

Armin Shimerman (Star Trek DS9)

John Billingsley (Star Trek Enterprise)

Denise Crosby (Star Trek TNG)

Cliff Simon (Stargate SG1)

Vanessa Angel (Weird Science)

Michael Welch (the Twilight franchise)

John Terry (Lost)

Jim Storm (the original Dark Shadows)


This audio journey of the imagination uses state-of-the-art sound design to submerge the listener in the
strange world of “The Hothouse” – a glass-walled quarantine that seals in all of downtown LA. Inside
this urban bubble, with the normal world peering in, is a gritty, violent, hyper-capitalist techno-jungle –
equal parts George Orwell's 1984 and Frank Miller's “Sin City.” The listener follows “Bruiser” (voice
of Paul Nobrega) as he digs up the city's underbelly in classic Film Noir detective style. Life is cheap
in the Hothouse... but dull, it ain't.

You can hear the entire series on the free phone app for the iPhone and Android platforms. It's also
available on CD sets through the website.

Meet the cast and characters of "Hothouse Bruiser”

Link: get the free iPhone App

Link: get the free Android App

Link: follow on Twitter

Link: iTunes Podcast

Link: Website

Reach Around Rodeo Clowns Music on the Big Screen - PRESS RELEASE

Are you in Hollywood and a Reach Around Rodeo Clowns fan?

Check out the new movie the Red House that features the song “Bad Dudes –A- Surfing” by Lanark Recording Artists the Reach Around Rodeo Clowns tonight!

The Independent Film Quarterly Festival Screening. January 31,2013 at 9:30 P.M. Chaplin Theatre at the Raleigh Studios, 5300 Melrose Ave, Hollywood,Ca 90033. Advance Tickets $12.00 $15.00 at the door, Parking is $5.00.

Here is the trailer for the new horror film The Red House. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wGwnz6QPvwc

Viscera Organization Kicks Off Women in Horror Month

Los Angeles, CA, February 1, 2013 – The third annual Women in Horror Month is now upon us with dozens of ambassadors and events! WiHM is a part of the Viscera Organization, a 501(c)3 not-for-profit, and aims to simultaneously support and celebrate underrepresented female artists in the horror genre across the globe while educating the public on the impediments that female artists face.

While the festivities culminate in February of each year, Women in Horror Month also spotlights the creative endeavors of female artists all year long in articles, social media, and its brand-new podcast. Guests on the first episode include filmmakers Jovana Dimitrijevic, Rebekah McKendry, Rebekah Herzberg, and Tonjia Atomic, Sandra Katsuri from ChiZine Publishing, musician Ghettosongbird, Fem Furry and Meredith Widnoon of The Whorer Podcast, as well as Chelsea and Ava of La Petite Morgue.

Women in Horror Month February 2013 events take place both online (podcasts, interviews, blog series and discussions) and at actual venues, and include giveaways, artist gatherings, film screenings, and more. Women in Horror Month donates all proceeds to charity and all events feature the “pink kiss” WiHM Seal of Approval, created to ensure that all events, media, and online material are official and philanthropic. The WiHM Seal was graciously donated by Rue Morgue Magazine.

The full roster of 2013 sponsors include: ChiZine Publications, NikytaGaia Photography, Hot Chick Physics, Sourpuss, Diabolique Magazine, Rue Morgue Magazine, Too Fast Apparel, The Dark Art of Mike Vanderhoof, Ghettosongbird, Matt Orsman, Irene Langhorn, and Fangoria Magazine.

For more information about Women in Horror Month, including a schedule of events and a list of Ambassadors, please visit:
www.womeninhorrormonth.com

The Women in Horror Month Podcast:
http://womeninhorrormonth.podomatic.com

Find Women in Horror Month on Facebook, Tumblr, and Twitter:
womeninhorrormonth.podomatic.com
www.facebook.com/WomenInHorrorMonth
womeninhorrormonth.tumblr.com/
twitter.com/WiHMonth

For more information about the Viscera Organization, please visit:
www.viscerafilmfestival.com

About Women in Horror Month:
Every February, Women in Horror Recognition Month (WiHM) assists underrepresented female genre artists in gaining opportunities, exposure, and education through altruistic events, printed material, articles, interviews, and online support. WiHM seeks to expose and break down social constructs and miscommunication between female professionals while simultaneously educating the public about discrimination and how they can assist the female gender in reaching equality. WiHM is a service offered by the Viscera Organization, a 501(c)3 nonprofit.