Elvira, Mistress of the Dark Returns to Weekly Television Fall 2010
with
 ELVIRA'S MOVIE MACABRE (tentative title)

Production Begins Immediately on Slate of 26 Films to Air, With Premiere Set for Weekend of September 25 Throughout U.S. in National Syndication and on THIS! Television Network


As recently reported at the San Diego (Comic-Con), July 24, 2010 – She's baaaaack! The world's sexiest, most outrageous and completely original movie hostess EVER is making her long-anticipated return to weekly television this fall, when ELVIRA'S MOVIE MACABRE (tentative title) premieres on THIS! Television...

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We thought it would be fun to announce something before we left for the San Diego Comic-Con this weekend. ... by popular demand - Ellie Cornell has been added to HorrorHound Weekend Cincinnati this November 12-14th as she joins George Wilbur, Danielle Harris and Kathleen Kinmont for a special Halloween 4 reunion!

Ellie portrayed Rachel Carruthers in both Halloween 4 and Halloween 5 alongside Danielle Harris. Other films Ellie has appeared in include House of the Dead, All Souls Day: Dia de los Muertos, Married to the Mob, The Thirst, Room 6, The Darkroom, The Specials, Free Enterprise and House of the Dead 2.

Tickets for this event are now available for pre-sale - CLICK HERE to order yours today!<</html>...

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Open House is a new horror thriller hitting DVD and Blu-Ray courtesy of Lionsgate on August 3rd. The film is sure to garner quite a bit of attention thanks in no small part to the two most prominent faces featured on the cover art – Anna Paquin and Stephen Moyer – stars of the hottest show on television, True Blood. Seeing the on and off-screen couple immediately caused hesitation on my part that this was just some sort of cash-in based on their current level of celebrity – that is, until I noticed the name of the writer and director: Andrew Paquin, i.e. Anna's older brother. Hey, we all do favors for family…

The plot concerns a man who enters the home of Josh
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We have an unprecedented guest change to announce for HorrorHound Weekend: Cincinnati. Dick Warlock has been moved from our November Cincinnati HHW event guest list and will now be attending our March 2011 event in Indianapolis, Indiana. In his stead, we are excited to announce the addition of fellow-Michael Myers actor and stuntman, George P. Wilbur.

George has worked on over 100 projects as both actor and stuntman - but is most well known for his portrayal as Michael Myers in both Halloween 4 and Halloween 6: The Curse of Michael Myers. George appeared alongside Danielle Harris and Kathleen Kinmont in Halloween 4, making for a reunion on this 22-year-old classic (as all three actors will be appearing at HorrorHound Weekend now, this November 12-14th).

Ironically...

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Featuing our largest retrospective to date covering the iconic masked maniac.....  Bah just read the issue.



 

In case nobody has seen this weekend's surprise announcement on the HorrorHound Weekend Facebook page - we announced the addition of Fabiana Udenio to the guest list for HorrorHound Weekend: Cincinnati, set to take place on November 12-14th, 2010. Fabiana joins fellow-Bride of Re-Animator cast members Jeffrey Combs, Bruce Abbott and Kathleen Kinmont for this special 20th Anniversary reunion for the film!

Fabiana portrayed the character of "Francesca Danelli" (Bruce Abbott's love interest) in this 1990 splatter sequel classic. In the film, Dr. West and Dan Cain discover they can create "new" life by fusing the best parts from other bodies to form one "perfect" being. Of c...

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The concept of a pregnant woman in peril is nothing new to cinema, yet it has always been a controversial subject matter that most filmmakers shy away from. This certainly isn't revelatory – most films are made to be enjoyed and such a focal point for a motion picture is tough for a general audience to swallow. Nonetheless, director Louis Mansfield manages to confront this notion head-on with his new feature Birth of Separation. Shot on a shoe-string budget on location in Philadelphia, PA, the film follows the daily routine of Elizabeth, a pregnant housewife who one fateful morning has an encounter that will change the lives of her and her family forever.

Wandering innocently around town with a stack of fliers depicting his missing
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Hey Hounds,

Jessica Dwyer here asking for you to click a vote.

Some fellow horror fans are trying to win a grant to help fund their horror theater group.

Forward the link to the Facebook voting page and click it yourself to help them out.  It only
takes a few seconds.  And think of the awesome that will be Chase Bank paying for lots of fake blood.

http://apps.facebook.com/chasecommunitygiving/charities/261199553-wildclaw-theatre

Check out their official website while you are at it

http://www.wildclawtheatre.com/

Bloody Best

Jess
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Hey Hounds,

Jessica Dwyer here with some great news for fans of the web series Universal Dead. 


UNIVERSAL DEAD PRESS RELEASE

Unconventional Films – creator of UNIVERSAL DEAD – is completing discussions w/ Paramount Lot Producers, Fishman Productions, Ltd., on a Full Length Feature version of their highly successful horror web series. An official announcement is anticipated during Comic Con where UD will be the featured Project at ICON’s Saturday July 24, 2010 Event. UD Talent will be at Comic Con for signings and to meet their avid fans.

UD writer Kelly Parks indicates "I can’t wait for fans to see the whole story!" Direc
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We are excited to announce the addition of Kathleen Kinmont to the guest list for HorrorHound Weekend: Cincinnati, set to take place on November 12-14th, 2010. Kathleen joins fellow-Bride of Re-Animator cast members Jeffrey Combs and Bruce Abbott for this special 25th Anniversary reunion for the film!

Kathleen portrayed "The Bride" (Gloria) in this 1990 splatter sequel classic. In the film, Dr. West and Dan Cain discover they can create "new" life by fusing the best parts from other bodies to form one "perfect" being. Of course, nothing works out the way it should and the film escalates into a blood-soaked climax of insanity and corpses. Just like Re-Animator, which we are celebrating its 25th anniversary, the Bride of Re-Animator turns 20 this ye...

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