Scarecrow At Midnight will be a part of the Tales From Mutantville horror anthology coming soon to DVD and Blu Ray!
Our good friend B. Jr. over at Endurance Productions has been kind enough to share an unboxing video with everyone. We recently shipped B. Jr. a screener for Scarecrow At Midnight to review for his show so he decided to do an unboxing video as well. Check out Endurance Productions and B. Jr.’s Movie Cave over at Youtube as he has tons of great content with movie reviews, unboxing videos, collectibles discussions and more – all at the click of a mouse button. Continue Reading…
Just in time for the Academy Awards, it’s the MVP Playa Awards! Last night, Streebo finished his last review of the mainstream horror releases of 2010 when he went to see Darren Aronofsky’s Black Swan. Mutantville.com has tallied the votes and now we are ready to present this year’s MVP Playas Awards.
Streebo began reviewing all the major mainstream horror releases during their theatrical run back in 2004 on the IMDb Horror Board in the topic: Diagnosing the Problems and Celebrating Modern Horror. Streebo’s First double feature review was a back to back viewing of Saw and The Grudge. The topic was eventually locked on the IMDb due to exceeding the allowed number of responses which at one point numbered almost 800 in total.
Streebo has kept the tradition alive since 2007 when he changed the title to Celebrating Modern Horror and began posting v-log reviews as opposed to written essays. He spent all of last year watching the latest releases and reviewing them for you and today we are proud to announce the winners of 2010′s MVP Playas Award.
MVP Playa for Best Horror of 2010: Splice:
MVP Playa for Scariest Movie: Paranormal Activity 2:
MVP Playa for Best Horror Comic: Crossed
MVP Playa for Worst Original Horror: My Soul To Take:
MVP Playa for Best Remake: The Wolfman.
MVP Playa for Worst Remake: A Nightmare on Elm Street:
MVP Playa for Best Horror Documentary: Graphic Sexual Horror
MVP Playa for Best Horror Artist: ScottRa Monster Art (Robert Scott)
MVP Playa for Best Horror Talk Radio (or Podcast): DEADPIT.COM
MVP Playa for Best Gore: Piranha 3D.
MVP Playa for Best Surreal Horror: Black Swan.
MVP Playa for Best Horror Franchise: George A. Romero’s “Dead” Films: Survival of the Dead
MVP Playa for Best Sequel: Saw 3D The Final Chapter
MVP Playa for Best Fanfilm: Judith
MVP Playa for Best Film Festival/Series: Retrofantasma at the Carolina Theatre in Durham
MVP Playa for Best Convention: Fright Night Film Fest with Roger Corman
MVP Playa for Best Horror Event: Horrorhound screens Clive Barker’s Nightbreed Uncut
Greetings Mutantville! Just wanted to do a blog post with some more Frank Frazetta artwork. Below are some articles with background, art work, interviews and some videos of his art. Check it out! He has some awesome work that was very influential to many artists today.
This is the trailer for a documentary film on the life and art of legendary fantasy artist Frank Frazetta. You can now download it from iTunes: phobos.apple.com Additional info can be found at www.cinemachine.net
Also here from The FRAZETTA Treasury (1975) is a rare interview with Frank and his wife Ellie Frazetta, who was also his business manager and contributed greatly to his success. Sadly, she passed away in 2009, a year before Frank. …
~from The Comics Journal’s Frazetta interview “…I will somehow force that shape away from your eyes so it doesn’t distract, even if it means throwing a shadow over it.” 5.) Hierarchy of Contrast This, to me, is the most striking …
Art Work By The Great Frank Frazetta Music By Loreena McKennitt Frank Frazetta (February 9, 1928 — May 10, 2010[1][2]) was an American fantasy and science fiction artist, noted for work in comic books, paperback book covers, paintings, posters, LP r…
Stephen Years Dot Com » Frank Frazetta, 1928 – 2010 – His most prominent work, however, was on the cover of book jackets, where his signature images were of strikingly fierce, hard-bodied heroes and bosomy, callipygian damsels in distress. In 1966, his cover of “Conan the Adventurer,” a …
Frank Frazetta, RIP (1928-2010) | Verum Serum – Photographer Heckling Sean Bielat Turns out to be Barney Frank’s Boyfriend; Talk about friendly media: The blog that noticed the identity of the guy hiding behind the camera is here. And what’s with the camera anyway? …
Frank Frazetta 1928–2010 – Right now I have one of the most horrific series of deadlines of my career but I couldn’t let the passing this morning of Frank Frazetta go without at least some brief comment here. I have just learned of the death of one of the most …
Well….Streebo and I are headed to the Fright Night Film Fest in Louisville, Kentucky. I was eager to go as soon as I heard Roger Corman would be there. Roger Corman is one of the Patron Saints of Mutantville. We studied (and still study) him for inspiration and great ideas. I found some interesting information on the film festival. I’ll do more posts focused on Corman.
Be sure to check out the Mutantville Players videos on You Tube to see the footage we get while we’re there! Plus we’ll come back with lots of pictures as well.
Updated second promo for Fright Night Film Fest held in Louisville, KY. July 30th through August 5th at Inn Place on Hurstbourne Lane. Footage includes scenes from last year’s fest.
Fright Night Film Festival Louisville, Kentucky hosts Tales Of An Ancient Empire World Premieres. Director Albert Pyun is back at last with his long awaited sequel to Sword and the Sorcerer.
FrightNight Film Fest will be running Friday July 30th through Sunday August 1st in Louisville, Kentucky and features three Jason actors. Convention stalwart Ari Lehman (Young Jason Voorhees, Friday the 13th 1980) and Ken Kirzinger …
Michael West will be a guest at Fright Night Film Fest taking place this weekend from July 30 at 4:00 pm – August 1 at 5:00 pm at Louisville, KY 40299.
Fright Night Film Fest will host legendary filmmaker and Oscar winner Roger Corman as well as Michael Madsen (Kill Bill, Reservoir Dogs, Thelma & Louise),
The Fright Night Film Fest 2010 ROGER CORMAN TRIBUTE Convention Poster. Poster art by Rob E. Brown Join me at the 6th annual FRIGHT NIGHT FILM FESTIVAL in.
Fright Night is to me one of the best vampire films ever made. I’m loving this one and will probably make another someday. I will have prints available at Fright Night Film Festival which ill be attending at the weekend. this will be my …
The full schedule for Fright Night Film Fest, which runs July 30th-August 1st in Louisville, Kentucky, isn’t quite finalized yet, but we did hear from producer/director Jeff Chitty that the trailer for his current project, The Taking of …
It’s Monday and that’s means it’s time to drive up the membership on the various Mutantville websites across the universe. Just in case you’re new to Mutantville.com – we would like to share links to our various presences across the world wide web.
If you’re on Facebook – hit the “like’ button on the new fanpage for MVP’s latest project – the science fiction web series Respawner!
Join the fanpage for “G.H.O.S.T.” and keep up with post-production on the MVP’s supernatural thriller starring Kathy Sandvoss!
Be sure to keep checking the Facebook fanpage forMVP’s not quite award winning zombie short – Devil Comes Down as it makes its way across the horror festival circuit in the coming year.
Join the Streebo’s Majic Friends fanpage on Facebook for a constant stream of up to the minute horror news and genre information.
Remember – the beauty in making Facebook work is that you have to “like” everything you see posted by MVP. When you do this – your friends will see it and if they “like” it in turn – their friends will see it and on and on it goes. We’re skating along the cutting edge of social network marketing so make sure you take advantage of it!
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It’s time to pause for this week’s Mutantville.com station identification. Just in case you’re new to Mutantville.com – we would like to share links to our various presences across the world wide web.
