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Kathy Butler Sandvoss Announced as First Guest on Muticia’s Movie Morgue.

Kathy Butler Sandvoss confirmed as first guest on Muticia's Movie Morgue.

Charlotte,NC, Mutantville Productions is set to film the first episode of the horror host series Muticia’s Movie Morgue and has announced the first guest will be none other than local actor Kathy Butler Sandvoss.  Longtime fans of MVP will know Kathy as the lead in MVP’s upcoming supernatural thriller G.H.O.S.T. and her appearance on the show will give fans a chance to learn about the other side of this fiercely driven actress.

Since completing her role on G.H.O.S.T. Kathy has been busy in the local acting scene and you can see her in the January issue of Oxygen Magazine.  She is currently working on Find A Way directed by Burgess Jenkins for Cornelius Muller Productions.  She’s just wrapped work on Midnight Snack with Anil Dhokai for Strawhouse Pictures.  Other recent projects include various modeling and commercials as well as appearances in everything from the animated series Fen’s Friends to Tainted Love, My Name is Paul, Infliction, Zoe=Life, Lovestruck Pancho, My Lynn, and Respawner the Web Series for MVP.  Future projects include working on the animated epic Star Force Seven with Donnie Maynard as well as Scifi B-Movie and even has a new pilot and feature booked for the Spring.

Kathy Butler Sandvoss has always been the portrait of dedication and her busy schedule reflects this fact.  You won’t have to wait to get the latest scoop as Kathy is coming on Muticia’s Movie Morgue to share the latest and greatest happenings from her neck of the woods.  For more information on Kathy Butler Sandvoss – please visit her official Facebook fanpage. 

For more information on Muticia and the Movie Morgue – keep your browser pointed at Mutantville.com.

The 12 Scariest Moments in Scorsese Movies

From Fear.NET:  Shutter Island opens this Friday, and a lof of folks are probably wondering how director Martin Scorsese — who's tackled all kinds of film genres in his forty-plus year career — will handle a traditional thriller. Having seen the film, I can say that despite what its trailer promises, it's pretty far from traditional, but still terrific; and it wears its genre influences proudly on its sleeve. (In fact, with apologies to The Departed, I think the film is probably Scorses's best since Casino.) Of course, the Oscar-winning filmmaker isn't exactly a stranger to our neck of the woods. His Cape Fear was a pretty straightforward excursion into terror, and, upon close inspection, his entire oeuvre is littered with moments scarier than what's offered by most of today's horror movies. So in honor of Shutter Island, we here at FEARnet present the twelve Scariest Moments in Martin Scorsese Movies. Why only twelve, instead of the more frightening number that follows it? Because you, dear reader, are hereby invited to vote for your own after you watch Shutter Island this weekend. Its bound to give you a few chilling ideas.

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via The 12 Scariest Moments in Scorsese Movies – FEARNet.