list http://www.spout.com/ Horror_Movie_Freaks_4Life recent group discussions Copyright 2005-9 Spout, LLC Spout RSS http://www.spout.com/images/SpoutLogoRSS.jpg http://www.spout.com/ 136 30 http://www.spout.com/groups/Horror_Movie_Freaks_4Life/Horror_Quite_Simply_Brings_Out_the_Awesome_in_a_Wo/390/32700/1/ShowPost.aspx Post Subject: Horror Quite Simply Brings Out the Awesome in a Woman
Group Name: Horror_Movie_Freaks_4Life
Last Post By: jdice31
Post Date: 7/17/2008 8:21:53 PM
Body: If the evidence of Jamie Lee Curtis (Halloween: 25 Years of Terror) isn't enough to prove it, just check out Monique Dupree on MySpace where you may then bask in the Awesome! Dr. Gor might mention below, Linda Blair (SCREAM) and Natassja Kinski (Somebody Is Waiting) are also worth awesomable mention; but Monique Dupree is the Awesome of the Future!
]]>Fri, 18 Jul 2008 00:21:53 GMTHorror Quite Simply Brings Out the Awesome in a WomanHorror_Movie_Freaks_4LifeIf the evidence of Jamie Lee Curtis (Halloween: 25 Years of Terror) isn't enough to prove it, just check out Monique Dupree on MySpace where you may then bask in the Awesome! Dr. Gor might mention below, Linda Blair (SCREAM) and Natassja Kinski (Somebody Is Waiting) are also worth awesomable mention; but Monique Dupree is the Awesome of the Future!7/17/2008 8:21:53 PMIf the evidence of Jamie Lee Curtis (Halloween: 25 Years of Terror) isn't enough to prove it, just check out Monique Dupree on MySpace where you may then bask in the Awesome! Dr. Gor might mention below, Linda Blair (SCREAM) and Natassja Kinski (Somebody Is Waiting) are also worth awesomable mention; but Monique Dupree is the Awesome of the Future! http://www.spout.com/groups/Horror_Movie_Freaks_4Life/Top_10/390/33309/1/ShowPost.aspx Post Subject: Top 10
Group Name: Horror_Movie_Freaks_4Life
Last Post By: jdice31
Post Date: 7/30/2008 8:24:25 PM
Body: I would like to challenge everybody to list their top ten favorite Horror Movies! This is not as easy as it sounds! My top ten list changes from week to week and even day to day... Here is how my list would stand today, 7/30/08 ... 1) The Exorcist 2) Zombie 3) Night Of The Living Dead 4) Dawn Of The Dead 5) Day Of The Dead 6) Frankenstein 7) The Hunchback Of Notre Dame 8) Dracula 9) The Howling 10) The Texas Chainsaw Massacre
]]>Thu, 31 Jul 2008 00:24:25 GMTTop 10Horror_Movie_Freaks_4Life I would like to challenge everybody to list their top ten favorite Horror Movies! This is not as easy as it sounds! My top ten list changes from week to week and even day to day... Here is how my list would stand today, 7/30/08 ... 1) The Exorcist 2) Zombie 3) Night Of The Living Dead 4) Dawn Of The Dead 5) Day Of The Dead 6) Frankenstein 7) The Hunchback Of Notre Dame 8) Dracula 9) The Howling 10) The Texas Chainsaw Massacre7/30/2008 8:24:25 PM I would like to challenge everybody to list their top ten favorite Horror Movies! This is not as easy as it sounds! My top ten list changes from week to week and even day to day... Here is how my list would stand today, 7/30/08 ... 1) The Exorcist 2) Zombie 3) Night Of The Living Dead 4) Dawn Of The Dead 5) Day Of The Dead 6) Frankenstein 7) The Hunchback Of Notre Dame 8) Dracula 9) The Howling 10) The Texas Chainsaw Massacre http://www.spout.com/groups/Horror_Movie_Freaks_4Life/hey/390/33189/1/ShowPost.aspxPost Subject: hey
Group Name: Horror_Movie_Freaks_4Life
Last Post By: horror_movie_chick666
Post Date: 7/28/2008 4:57:44 PM
Body: hey everyone i know this is the first time most of you have heard from me but i would like to thank all of you for join my group i really appreciate it!!!!!
]]>Mon, 28 Jul 2008 20:57:44 GMTheyHorror_Movie_Freaks_4Lifehey everyone i know this is the first time most of you have heard from me but i would like to thank all of you for join my group i really appreciate it!!!!!7/28/2008 4:57:44 PMhey everyone i know this is the first time most of you have heard from me but i would like to thank all of you for join my group i really appreciate it!!!!! http://www.spout.com/groups/Horror_Movie_Freaks_4Life/Horror_Movie_Freaks_For_Life/390/32603/1/ShowPost.aspxPost Subject: Horror Movie Freaks For Life ...
Group Name: Horror_Movie_Freaks_4Life
Last Post By: imisscinci
Post Date: 7/15/2008 10:23:50 PM
Body: It takes a special kind of person to earn that title... Horror Movie Freak For Life ... Anybody can say that they LOVE Horror Movies but it takes a special kind of person to be a Horror Movie Freak 4 Life ... Do you think you have what it takes? Then this group is for you... If not, you should go back to Horror Movies 101 and start again... Do YOU have what it takes? ...
]]>Wed, 16 Jul 2008 02:23:50 GMTHorror Movie Freaks For Life ...Horror_Movie_Freaks_4Life It takes a special kind of person to earn that title... Horror Movie Freak For Life ... Anybody can say that they LOVE Horror Movies but it takes a special kind of person to be a Horror Movie Freak 4 Life ... Do you think you have what it takes? Then this group is for you... If not, you should go back to Horror Movies 101 and start again... Do YOU have what it takes? ...7/15/2008 10:23:50 PM It takes a special kind of person to earn that title... Horror Movie Freak For Life ... Anybody can say that they LOVE Horror Movies but it takes a special kind of person to be a Horror Movie Freak 4 Life ... Do you think you have what it takes? Then this group is for you... If not, you should go back to Horror Movies 101 and start again... Do YOU have what it takes? ... http://www.spout.com/groups/Horror_Movie_Freaks_4Life/SKULL_BONES_out_on_DVD/390/27091/1/ShowPost.aspxPost Subject: SKULL & BONES out on DVD
Group Name: Horror_Movie_Freaks_4Life
Last Post By: PaulSerrano
Post Date: 4/8/2008 11:59:40 AM
Body: Hey Everyone, Paul Serrano, Producer of "Skull & Bones," posting the following message on behalf of Director T.S. Slaughter:I write to announce the release on DVD of my new gay-themed, campy slasher "Skull & Bones" (USA , 2007, 73 minutes). The tagline "A Tale of Homo-cidal Mania" sums up my original and darkly humorous take on a traditional genre. Allow me to highlight other key features of the film: "Skull & Bones" is controversial, nasty, and extreme. Audience members at private New York screenings have described the film as "twisted," "disturbing," and "subversive," but also "hilarious" and "hot." FilmThreat.com calls it "unnerving . . . fantasy wish-fulfillment for truly disturbed homosexuals." “Skull & Bones” receives 4 stars (out of 5) from The Coroner’s Report, which calls the film “a worthy introduction for writer and director T.S. Slaughter,” adding: “it features intelligence, originality and creativity rarely seen in the overflowing amount of horror films being released today. It also defies political correctness in a time in which that can be a liability. Expect nightmares for months to come!" My influences include early Wes Craven and John Waters, Tobe Hooper, Rob Zombie, and Italian horror (Argento, Bava, Fulci, Deodato, Lenzi). Multiple-award-winning Executive Editor Spencer Schilly also edited RuPaul's "jaw-droppingly crude" new comedy Starrbooty, which has made the rounds at NewFest, Frameline, Outfest, and PIGLFF, among other gay film festivals. All the music in the film is performed by the filmmakers and their associates--and most of it is brand new. In fact, much of the music was composed specifically for "Skull & Bones," notably the punk songs you'll hear. Some, though, comes with permission from a new Swedish Hip-hop CD. The baroque music you hear in various scenes features the haunting bass stringed instrument the viola da gamba playing funeral and other elegiac music composed around 1700 at the court of Louis XIV. On other occasions the viola da gamba teams up with baroque violin and harpsichord. The snakes and tarantula used in the final torture sequence are real. The yellow snake with the red eyes is a ten-foot Albino Burmese python; the others are eight-foot Brazilian carpet snakes and a baby boa constrictor. The DVD is available both online and at selected retail outlets in New York City. To learn more about the film please visit our website: www.skullandbonesthemovie.com Watch the trailer: http://www.skullandbonesthemovie.com/Trailer.html Sincerely, T.S. Slaughter, writer/director www.myspace.com/skullandbonesthemovie
]]>Tue, 08 Apr 2008 15:59:40 GMTSKULL & BONES out on DVDHorror_Movie_Freaks_4LifeHey Everyone, Paul Serrano, Producer of "Skull & Bones," posting the following message on behalf of Director T.S. Slaughter:I write to announce the release on DVD of my new gay-themed, campy slasher "Skull & Bones" (USA , 2007, 73 minutes). The tagline "A Tale of Homo-cidal Mania" sums up my original and darkly humorous take on a traditional genre. Allow me to highlight other key features of the film: "Skull & Bones" is controversial, nasty, and extreme. Audience members at private New York screenings have described the film as "twisted," "disturbing," and "subversive," but also "hilarious" and "hot." FilmThreat.com calls it "unnerving . . . fantasy wish-fulfillment for truly disturbed homosexuals." “Skull & Bones” receives 4 stars (out of 5) from The Coroner’s Report, which calls the film “a worthy introduction for writer and director T.S. Slaughter,” adding: “it features intelligence, originality and creativity rarely seen in the overflowing amount of horror films being released today. It also defies political correctness in a time in which that can be a liability. Expect nightmares for months to come!" My influences include early Wes Craven and John Waters, Tobe Hooper, Rob Zombie, and Italian horror (Argento, Bava, Fulci, Deodato, Lenzi). Multiple-award-winning Executive Editor Spencer Schilly also edited RuPaul's "jaw-droppingly crude" new comedy Starrbooty, which has made the rounds at NewFest, Frameline, Outfest, and PIGLFF, among other gay film festivals. All the music in the film is performed by the filmmakers and their associates--and most of it is brand new. In fact, much of the music was composed specifically for "Skull & Bones," notably the punk songs you'll hear. Some, though, comes with permission from a new Swedish Hip-hop CD. The baroque music you hear in various scenes features the haunting bass stringed instrument the viola da gamba playing funeral and other elegiac music composed around 1700 at the court of Louis XIV. On other occasions the viola da gamba teams up with baroque violin and harpsichord. The snakes and tarantula used in the final torture sequence are real. The yellow snake with the red eyes is a ten-foot Albino Burmese python; the others are eight-foot Brazilian carpet snakes and a baby boa constrictor. The DVD is available both online and at selected retail outlets in New York City. To learn more about the film please visit our website: www.skullandbonesthemovie.com Watch the trailer: http://www.skullandbonesthemovie.com/Trailer.html Sincerely, T.S. Slaughter, writer/director www.myspace.com/skullandbonesthemovie4/8/2008 11:59:40 AMHey Everyone, Paul Serrano, Producer of "Skull & Bones," posting the following message on behalf of Director T.S. Slaughter:I write to announce the release on DVD of my new gay-themed, campy slasher "Skull & Bones" (USA , 2007, 73 minutes). The tagline "A Tale of Homo-cidal Mania" sums up my original and darkly humorous take on a traditional genre. Allow me to highlight other key features of the film: "Skull & Bones" is controversial, nasty, and extreme. Audience members at private New York screenings have described the film as "twisted," "disturbing," and "subversive," but also "hilarious" and "hot." FilmThreat.com calls it "unnerving . . . fantasy wish-fulfillment for truly disturbed homosexuals." “Skull & Bones” receives 4 stars (out of 5) from The Coroner’s Report, which calls the film “a worthy introduction for writer and director T.S. Slaughter,” adding: “it features intelligence, originality and creativity rarely seen in the overflowing amount of horror films being released today. It also defies political correctness in a time in which that can be a liability. Expect nightmares for months to come!" My influences include early Wes Craven and John Waters, Tobe Hooper, Rob Zombie, and Italian horror (Argento, Bava, Fulci, Deodato, Lenzi). Multiple-award-winning Executive Editor Spencer Schilly also edited RuPaul's "jaw-droppingly crude" new comedy Starrbooty, which has made the rounds at NewFest, Frameline, Outfest, and PIGLFF, among other gay film festivals. All the music in the film is performed by the filmmakers and their associates--and most of it is brand new. In fact, much of the music was composed specifically for "Skull & Bones," notably the punk songs you'll hear. Some, though, comes with permission from a new Swedish Hip-hop CD. The baroque music you hear in various scenes features the haunting bass stringed instrument the viola da gamba playing funeral and other elegiac music composed around 1700 at the court of Louis XIV. On other occasions the viola da gamba teams up with baroque violin and harpsichord. The snakes and tarantula used in the final torture sequence are real. The yellow snake with the red eyes is a ten-foot Albino Burmese python; the others are eight-foot Brazilian carpet snakes and a baby boa constrictor. The DVD is available both online and at selected retail outlets in New York City. To learn more about the film please visit our website: www.skullandbonesthemovie.com Watch the trailer: http://www.skullandbonesthemovie.com/Trailer.html Sincerely, T.S. Slaughter, writer/director www.myspace.com/skullandbonesthemovie