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Start: 08/13/2011 Start: 08/13/2011

August 13th, 2011 in Tulsa, Ok at the Underground Horror Fest, you can catch Viscera films: short horror directed by women!

Check in with the Underground Horror Film Festival Facebook page for schedule information and location. This screening will be a 12 hour event, with 36 Viscera Films screening:

I’m a Little Teapot by Sallie Smith

Brains by Shannon Lark and Amber Steele

I was a Tranny Werewolf by Lola Rock ‘n’ Rolla

Consumed by Lis Fies

Candy by Sage Hall

Bon Apetit by Kate Shenton

The Ghost and Us by Emily Carmichael

Barbee Butcher by Sophie Lagues

Adventure Girls by Dara Jade Moats and Jon Deitcher

Blood Bunny by Molly Madfis

The Party’s Over by Gigi Romero

The Key to Annabel Lee by Staci Layne Wilson

Nursery Crimes by Laura Whyte

Mary Jane Go Round by Ginnetta Correli

Beautiful As You Are by Doug Mallette and Mary Katherine Sisco...

Start: 06/29/2011 End: 06/30/2011 Start: 06/29/2011 End: 06/30/2011

The Viscera Film Festival's big event will be July 17 in Los Angeles, California but catch this tour in Las Vegas, Nevada July 29-30 2011!

Two Nights of Horror Short Films By Women Directors Hosted by Dair Green of HorrorNews.Net

July 29-30, 2011 In the Downtown Arts District

theatre7

1406 South 3rd Street

Las Vegas, Nv 89104

(702) 568-9663

July 29

7 p.m. - $7

Adventure Girls by Dara Jade Moats and Jon Deitcher

Nursery Crimes by Laura Whyte

Mockingbird by Marichelle Daywalt

Bon Apetit by Kate Shenton

Candy by Sage Hall

The Ghost and Us by Emily Carmichael

The Many Doors of Albert Whale by Marichelle Daywalt

Together by Gigi Romero

Box by Nikki Wall

--- 15 minute Intermission ---

7/28/1989 by Mae Catt

Gasp by Thomai Hatsios

A Fever and a River by Rachael Deacon

Mary Jane Go Round by Ginnetta Corelli

The Bride by Ana Almeida

The Room at the Top of...

Start: 04/03/2011 Start: 04/03/2011

On April 3, 2011 BleedFest is presenting ThrillHer: Suspense films by women.

BleedFest Film Festival is a monthly screening and networking event in Los Angeles prmoting women maing action, thriller, sci-fi, horror, western, exploitation (of men or audience only), B-movie, and erotica. BleedFest Film Festival's Charity for the Month of April is the American Red Cross of Greater Los Angeles-Japan Earthquake and Pacific Tsunami Relief Fund. A donation stand will be set up, and all donators get half off the $10 ticket price to BleedFest.

There's an awesome retrospective of director Maude Michaud's work (in person!) plus the world premier of the anthology I Hate La. Filmmaker and festival programmer Lori Bowen of Hallowscreen will co-present the In Competition Shorts block of films.

Full Event Schedule:

Time: 11am-4:00pm

Location: Cap Theatre

13752 Ventura Blvd.

Sherman Oaks, CA 91423

http://www.BleedFest.com

$10 cash at door for all day ticket and...

The Pretty Scary Blood Bath 2 Film Festival has released an awesome lineup! Come join us for our Women in Horror Month event!!!!

We're sponsoring this wonderful film festival, and we love it when our Texan friends come out to support us. Along with the Viscera Film Festival, FanGirlTastic has helped The Blood Bath pick an awesome selection of women-directed horror that will knock your socks off!

The Pretty Scary Blood Bath 2 Film Festival is the 26th of February, starting at 2:00 Pm at the historic Texas Theatre located at 231 W. Jefferson Blvd, Dallas, Texas, USA.

For more information please visit http://www.doabloodbath.com or friend Doa Blood Bath Entertainment on Facebook!

Fugue, by Barbara Stepansky and WithinBarbee Butcher (Sophie Lagues), Don't Lose Heart (Taliesyn Brown), Fantasy (Izabel Grondin), I Spit On Eli Roth (Devi Snively), I'm A Little Teapot (Sallie Smith), Mockingbird (Marichelle Daywalt), Wretched (Heidi Martinuzzi & Leslie Delano...

Halloween, trick or treating, baking and eating all kinds of various baked goods, sitting around the house watching silly old horror movies, the ties of the mother / son bond - director Sage Hill managed to cram all these elements into a cohesive and stylish short film entitled Candy that ran only 8 minutes! With Candy, which also stars horror genre regular Jesse Kozel, Sage Hall showed an ability to tap into the various elements of nostalgia that are near and dear to the hearts of many a young male horror fan. With Candy, she also stepped in front of the camera as one of the film's leads. While admittedly she isn't going to be winning an Oscar anytime soon for her acting abilities, she did bring to life the idea of this over protective mom. Her performance, in essence, recalled a moment in life that I am sure every young adolescent...

You know what I like? Candy! No not that kind, well yes that kind but I'm talking about the new horror short by Jesse Kozel and Sage Hall just in time for Trick 'r Treat season!

                     "Everyone has a sweet tooth"

Candy tells the story of a disfunctional family (mother and son) who have a very close and kind of weird reletionship, one that many of us have seen while visiting friends or maybe even "distant" relatives.

The story is a lot of fun with Marcus (Kozel) having his date Jenny (Jenny Bears) over all to h mother Candy's (Hall) surprise.  As Candy surprisingly bonds with Marcus' new friend Jenny in the beginning, jealousy spews as he starts feeling left out and then towards the end certain words are said that Jenny simply can't take back, along with her mockery of the mother/son bond that is all so...

Jesse Kozel is another talent that I include in the group I call "The Nex Gen of Horror", don't get me wrong the guy does so much more than besides horror films. He has a family film on the way and also hits the stage from time to time. With what is happening to independent film right now and the positive buzz it's getting you get a first hand look at one of the reasons why this is happening. Check out my latest "Versus" with Jesse Kozel as we cover his new projects, appearances he'll be making, how he balances acting and writing with producing and why he's such an all around great guy! And if he can hook a brother up!

Brian S- First off you have quite a few projects in the works, let's start with Alien Vengeance.

Jesse Kozel- 'Alien Vengeance' is part of...

                                                    "Everyone has a sweet tooth"

Would you like to be a part of the actual making of a movie? Well you can with Jesse Kozel's project called Candy! Jesse Kozel is a part of what I call the 'Next Gen. of Horror' and the guy is talented. Not only is he directing Candy but he also wrote it and is producing it along with actress Sage Hall, oh and he'll also be starring in it along with her and others. Check out all of the images we have on Candy and watch the trailer below that has a Hitchcock/Halloween feel all over it! If you're like me and fed up with the Hollyweird remakes then help out indie projects like this one! This is the future right here and we all have a chance to be a part of it!  Oh and who doesn't love sweets?

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Female stars of independent horror flicks have joined the cast of writer/director Keith Smith's new movie Hellstorm.

Debbie Rochon (Colour From the Dark, Slime City Massacre), Devanny Pinn (15 Til Midnight, Piranha 3-D), Natacha Izel (100 Tears, Jonah Hex) and Regan Deal (pictured, Cabin Fever 2) have signed on to star in what is billed as "one of the biggest indie films to come out of Texas in a long time."

The poster for the film has been sent over to us, and is included below. We also have the official synopsis.

The synopsis is as follows: "A group of architectural students, their professor and chaperone are trapped in an abandoned building during a freak storm. Soon they encounter something much more terrifying than the storm itself."

Filming will start in the autumn with the aim of a 2011 release.

Rounding out the cast are some new faces as well as some...