Aug 5, 2013

The Mutantville Players made the trip to Louisville, KY to Fandom Fest 2013 and returned with some fantastic footage of the event including this rare public appearance of the Serenity and Firefly actors Adam Baldwin, Alan Tudyk and Jewel Staite. Saturday afternoon they put on a panel for the fans in attendance. Look for a special surprise appearance from...

Jul 31, 2013

Lousiville, KY — William Shatner was in attendance at the annual Fandom Fest to meet his fans and conducted a full Q&A session on Saturday afternoon. The Mutantville Players were on hand to record the event for posterity! Enjoy. Be sure to get all of the gory details of our trip to the stars with Captain Kirk and more by listening to the latest...

Jul 30, 2013

This past weekend, Stan Lee creator of many classic Marvel heroes, traveled to Fandom Fest in Louisville to meet with his fans. Saturday he conducted a Q & A session to take questions from the guests in attendance and the Mutantville Players were on hand to record it all for you. You can watch the full video below!

Jul 29, 2013

The Mutantville Players returned from the long journey to Louisville for the Fandom Fest & Fright Night Film Fest 2013 where we met Stan Lee, William Shatner, Adrian Paul, Grant Wilson, Scott Wilson and many more. In this video, Streebo shares a look at his convention swag including action figures, magazines, autographs and more! Subscribe to the...

Jul 23, 2013

Dracula comes to London, posing as an American entrepreneur who wants to bring modern science to the Victorian society. In reality, Dracula seeks revenge on those who betrayed him centuries earlier. As Dracula’s plans move toward fruition, he falls hopelessly in love with a woman who may be a reincarnation of his deceased wife

Jul 20, 2013

Special thanks to Phil K for bringing this one to our attention! This week we’re taking a look at a bird, no a plane, no it’s The Flying Man from writer/director Marcus Alqueres on Super Movie Saturday. This is a non-classical superhuman story told from the perspective of the populace – not the hero. It’s nice to see imaginative works...