Sam's in a silent Italiana nunsploitation film this year.

[foxtongue]

The CELLULOID SOCIAL CLUB presents OH, THE HORROR
on WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 25th, just in time for Hallowe'en.

Screening of the Completed 5 min. Short Horror Films in 2006 BLOODSHOTS 48 HOUR HORROR FILMMAKING CHALLENGE

Other Films to Be Screened Time Permitting

Doors - 7:30pm Show - 8:00pm Admission - $5.00 at the door
The ANZA Club, #3 West 8th Ave. at Ontario St., Vancouver, B.C.


ZOMBIEWALK, written, directed and produced by Kryshan Randel, co-written by David Lewis, music by Goblin, starring David Lewis (Lake Placid, The Bully Solution) and hundreds of zombies. 5 min., documentary / news segment, 2006. Produced for Novus TV's news program "City Lights" - On August 19 2006, hundreds of zombies marched the streets and beaches of downtown Vancouver; stopping traffic, climbing into moving vehicles, terrorizing beachgoers, and eating a whole lot of brains. And all of this was caught on tape, as exclusive media coverage of Vancouver's second annual ZombieWalk.
WARNING: What you are about to see is 100% real, and is not for the faint of heart.

Time permitting, these will also screen:

VICTIM, directed by Kryshan Randel, written by Kathryn Cottam, produced by Tammy Bannister and Kryshan Randel, DOP Jason Pope, music by Julie Blue, edited by Tony Dean Smith, starring Victoria Bidewell (What Lies Beneath), James Lafazanos (Stargate: Atlantis) and Katrin Bowen (Bang!). 5 min., horror, 2004 - In the early '70s, Jessie frantically searched for her missing boyfriend deep within the woods, and discovered a terrifying secret. VICTIM was made for the 2004 Bloodshots Film Festival, and had to incorporate backwoods horror, a crab, a chainsaw and the line "I gave blood last month".

THE CRITIC, written & directed by Jaman Lloyd, produced by Chris Ferguson, staring Matthew Walker & Paul Anthony, 11 min., Crazy 8’s, 2006 - a gothic horror set in 1840s Philadelphia exploring the last moments of a literary critic confronted by a spurned poet. James Wilmot narrates his final night alive when confronted by an obscured and bedimmed figure. The figure is Edgar Allen Poe who has come to kill Wilmot for the degradation of his early writings.

THE VEIL Directed by Mike Jackson, Written by Sam Dulmage and Mike Jackson, Cinematography by Sam Dulmage, Music by Jeff Tymoschuk, Edited by Jean-Denis Rouette, starring Corina Akeson, MacKenzie Gray & Charles Zuckermann with Toren Atkinson and Robyn Forsyth. 11 min., Horror, Short, 2006 - A young married woman is haunted by dark visions. Is it her medication, or something more sinister? A lovecraftian period piece. 2005 Bloodshots horror short competition. This 11-minute version has been re-edited and re-mixed, with additional scoring and visual effects. Official Selection of the Chicago Horror Film Festival, H.P. Lovecraft Film Festival, Chicago International REEL Shorts Festival, and plays Oct. 22 at the Toronto After Dark Horror Festival.

Comments

[skonen-blades.livejournal.com]

Shoot. Wish I could be there. Looks like fun. Have a good time.

[porphyre.livejournal.com]

Kryshan's got a copy of the Zombiewak film for me to pick up tonight. I'll be putting it on-line once I get the Zombie page done.

[mallinson.livejournal.com]

Ah, sweet solace.

[porphyre.livejournal.com]

There was a big cheer when you were on.

Oh, and all our friends won.

Huz-the-damned-hah to the casbah.

[skonen-blades.livejournal.com]

Right freakin' on. Good to hear.

[sepulchrave.livejournal.com]

I'm sorry to randomize you like this.
BUT you are a Vancouver babe and I'm hoping you know where to send me.

I'm going to be in Vancouver in November for a get away in the woods. I want to bring my new pup with me. What do I need to prepare for crosssing the border? Vaccine papers anything else OR do you know where I can research online? (I'm having trouble finding this.)

[porphyre.livejournal.com]

I only wish I knew. Try the vancouver community. They're all experts on that kind of thing.

[sepulchrave.livejournal.com]

oh thank you!

[lillysdoll.livejournal.com]

ah, Bloodshots. Not much made me more frustrated this year than them giving us LESS than a month of notice this year, when the last two gave us a month and a half... so, of course, my friends and I were unable to participate this year, unlike the other two past.

Ah well, no use griping. And of course I didn't know they were showing them today, until, well.... now.

Hope there's some good ones this year. A shame I've missed them.

[(Anonymous)]

They're all on youtube as part of the submission process. You can see them at www.bloodshots.org - just click on Films. Unfortunately the list doesn't list the films, only the team names, but I'd recommend the ones by Legion Of Impact, Mike Jackson/Steam Powered Films, and scotabee. Those three were the prizewinners on Wednesday and they were also the best. I've only seen the eight local ones though.

Sam

[lillysdoll.livejournal.com]

ah, perfecto. danke.

[(Anonymous)]

In the spirit of full disclosure I should perhaps mention that I co-wrote, co-DP'd, co-starred, and processed the film for one of the three aforementioned films.

Sam

[porphyre.livejournal.com]

and WINNAR.

duh.

[(Anonymous)]

Yeah. Best Acting, Best Editing, Best Costumes, and Best Film. But, y'know, I don't want to toot our own horn.

Much.

Toot.

Sam