Come join the Mutantvilel Players for "The Night The Mutants Stole Christmas" - tonight at 7pm!
Happy Holiday Hacking to all you little Mutants out there! Tis the season for giving so why not stab someone with a candy cane this weekend? Or better yet – come join MVP for a holiday night at the movies aboard the Mutantville Mothership.
For one night only MVP is extending an invitation to everyone that wants to see the entire Tales From Mutantville anthology before it’s official release.Tonight at 7pm we will screen Indigo Child, Family Fiend and Scarecrow At Midnight with all of the Muticia introductions in between. Afterward we will screen a classic Christmas edition of Monstervision as Joe Bob Briggs hosts Joe Dante’s Gremlins.
Come join us for what is sure to be a memorable evening of monsters, madness and mayhem with the Mutantville Players. Whether or not you can come to the show we wish you all a safe and happy holiday.
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Welcome back to another Mutantville Monday here at Mutantville.com. We had another busy weekend aboard the Mutantville Mothership as we sat down Saturday to record the commentary tracks for the Tales From Mutantville anthology. We sent off a working print of Indigo Child for submission to the 14th Annual Nevermore Film Festival in February.
Composer Martin Bowes of Attrition is still hard at work on the original score for G.H.O.S.T. We’re doing our best to keep ourselves busy on various projects in MVP Land such as completing several interviews we have on hand as well as working up exciting new scripts for future MVP projects. There’s too much to go into detail now so we’re going to leave you with a few videos from the world of horror but before we go – check out this nice write up on Scarecrow At Midnight from the fine folks at Horror Society.
It’s another Monday morning and the mad scientists are hard at work in the labs of Muantville. Everything is being done to get Indigo Child, Family Fiend and G.H.O.S.T. ready for the upcoming Nevermore Film Festival submission deadline. Brento has been doing reshoots for the new intro credits to Indigo Child while composer Martin Bowes is hard at work on the original score for G.H.O.S.T. The Mothership is a hub of activity so we’re going to have to send you on your way with a healthy dose of Mutant TV.
This week we have the preview for the return of The Walking Dead, a glimpse of the special guest on American Horror Story as well as several trailers for upcoming projects from around the globe. Find it all after the leap! Continue Reading…
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It’s time for another Monday morning Mutantville Player roll call! Streebo! Geo! Brento! Toddo! No wait that’s not right. I think he’s Mega-Todd or Dr.Savini or something like that but it breaks the name-plus-o convention that we have going. Anyway – we’re all here and accounted for after another long hard weekend making the best in genre entertainment that the Planet Earth has to offer.
When I hold up my Majic Spyglass I can see all the Mutants sitting at home with us. I see Kathy and Catherine. Jason and Dave. There’s Super-K and Angela. Oh – I see Kayli and Meghan and Janice and Ruff. Hey – there’s Kat and Matthew and I even see you! Looks like we’re all accounted for.
Now let’s strap in and put our bits in place because the Mutantville Mothership is about to blast off. We’re headed for the five oblong corners of the Internet and there’s no coming back. Since it’s easy to get lost along the way – here’s your Mutantville Signal Watch with built in Quantum Compass to help you no matter which plane of existence that you find yourself currently residing. Here. We. GO!!!
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We’re still winding down from a wild October here on the Mutantville Mothership where we’ve been crewing for Robert Filion on the set of his latest effort Athena as well as hosting several screenings of MVP’s own work including Scarecrow At Midnight and the as yet unreleased modern Gothic – G.H.O.S.T. The Mutantville Players are all tucked in and ready for a few weeks of rest after all this work so we’re going to step out of the way and share some really cool stuff from our fellow filmmakers with you. For your horror podcast listening pleasure – be sure to check out the Halloween edition of Exploited Cinema as MVP’s own Streebo joins the rountable for a discussion on Rock and Roll Horror!
The Mutantville Mothership has been in full effect for the month of October. We’ve been busy reviewing movies, finishing post production on G.H.O.S.T., screening movies for festivals and more as we prepare for the craziest weekend of the year – Halloween. With the Myers House NC Halloween Bash on the horizon – we are ready to launch our exclusive interview with John Carpenter this coming Friday – October 28th.
Addy Miller in Ghost Trek. Artwork by Chris Fulton.
It was another wild and wooly weekend aboard the Mothership as we wrapped up the final reshoot forG.H.O.S.T. and recorded the last of our foley work as well as completed the final color corrections for the movie. On top of that we made it out to the theater to see The Thing and Halloween is still two weeks away. Scarecrow At Midnight is playing at three different festivals this month and MVP will be working on the set of Robert W. Filion’s Athena with Matthew Ewald and Vanelle all month long. Good times ahead.
This weekend saw the release of a prequel to John Carpenter’s 1982 classic - The Thing – eponymously titled The Thing. The Mutantville Players made the trip to the theaters to check out the film and have returned with the complete rundown for you.
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Welcome back to another edition of Fridays With MVP! There’s so much going on that it’s hard to figure out where to begin. There are more horror films hitting theaters this weekend, Turner Classic Movies has posted their Halloween schedule and The Carolina Theatre is gearing up for the Escapism Festival.
(Get your weekly MVP and horror news fix after the leap or go leap off a cliff!)
Welcome back to another edition of Mutantville Monday, oh faithful Mutants! We’ve come through another long and productive weekend aboard the Mutantville Mothership so it’s time to give you a rundown on the latest happenings in the worlds of speculative fiction – as seen through the eyes of independent filmmakers. We have a steaming hot load of MVP News for you this morning followed by the Box Office Report with Contagion topping the charts and crazy rumors from around the web – so let’s get started!
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Streebo made the trip out to see the latest effort (as a producer) from Guillermo Del Toro – a remake of the 1973 film – Don’t Be Afraid of the Dark. The name “Guillermo Del Toro” is uttered with respect in the halls of the Mutantville Mothership where he is considered one of the Patron Saints of Guerrilla Filmmaking for his efforts on such genre classics as Cronos, The Devil’s Backbone, Blade II and Pan’s Labyrinth. Guillermo Del Toro wrote and produced Don’t Be Afraid of the Dark which tells the story of young Sally who is sent to live with her father and his girlfriend and discovers that there is something dark and sinister living in the ancient mansion that wants to claim Sally as their own.
