This week's DVD Stalk column (7/6/06): Response Thread
07-06-06 | 12:03 PM
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Originally Posted by Geofferson
Nice write-up on Cat People -- one of my favorite early horror flicks.
07-10-06 | 01:20 PM
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Originally Posted by Zodiac_Speaking
I appreciate the DIY Independent Horror article and the love for Crazies; good stuff.
07-11-06 | 04:13 PM
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Originally Posted by Scott_Lecter
Anytime....be on the lookout for more DIY Independent Horror features coming up in future issues of the column. Thanks for the kind words!
07-11-06 | 04:24 PM
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Originally Posted by Geofferson
Nice write-up on Cat People -- one of my favorite early horror flicks.
07-18-06 | 06:44 PM
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Originally Posted by SpaceBoy
How do you get a copy of the Camp Blood disc? I Can't find it on the myspace account.
07-19-06 | 01:13 PM
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Nice job Scott!
But you could have mentioned the 10th anniversary of the FantAsia Film Festival (July 6th - 24th). It isn't in the US, but it is after all the most important festival of it's kind (horror, sci-fi, fantasy, animation) in North America. It has not only featured a number of international and north american premieres in the past (Visitor Q, The Nameless, Anatomy, Airbag, Session 9, etc...) but it's also a great place to discover new and exciting horror fare from around the world.
About (if you are not familiar with it):
http://www.fantasiafestival.com/2006/en/about/
Or browse the site and have a look at this year's offerings:
http://www.fantasiafestival.com/2006/en/
Heck, as a fellow reviewer, I can even contribute a wrap-up after the festival ends if you like.
But you could have mentioned the 10th anniversary of the FantAsia Film Festival (July 6th - 24th). It isn't in the US, but it is after all the most important festival of it's kind (horror, sci-fi, fantasy, animation) in North America.
It has not only featured a number of international and north american premieres in the past (Visitor Q, The Nameless, Anatomy, Airbag, Session 9, etc...) but it's also a great place to discover new and exciting horror fare from around the world.About (if you are not familiar with it):
http://www.fantasiafestival.com/2006/en/about/
Or browse the site and have a look at this year's offerings:
http://www.fantasiafestival.com/2006/en/
Heck, as a fellow reviewer, I can even contribute a wrap-up after the festival ends if you like.
