Assimilation 4 Year Anniversary Party

DJ Rogue of The Cruxshadows at the Assimilation ☢ 4 YEAR ANNIVERSARY ☢ Costume Party! on May 11th at the IDL Ballroom in Tulsa, Oklahoma!

 

Pop Rocks & Pasties

Go and Support Apple Angel and see here in the Movie Screen set to be released this year. 

Deprivation Limited time Online Screening.

If you missed the online screening of Deprivation, follow us on facebook and twitter for more info on live screenings.

Battle Royale at the Circle Cinema

 Set in dystopian Japan, Battle Royale follows a class of delinquent 9^th graders forced by the government into the titular melee. Dropped into a remote location, each student is given a random weapon. It is then that they learn the shocking and gruesome truth about the battle – the teens must kill each other until only one remains, or they will all die.

Battle Royale will screen at midnight on Friday, February 24 and Saturday, February 25 at the Circle Cinema. The film runs 119 minutes and is not rated. For more information, visit circlecinema.com or call 592-FILM(3456).

The Circle Cinema is Tulsa’s independent and non-profit art-house theatre, showing independent, foreign, and documentary films. The Circle Cinema is dedicated to using film to foster understanding and appreciation of the human experience while creating community among the viewers in the restored historic Circle Cinema.

 http://www.circlecinema.com/news/battle-royale

VCI announces the start of Indie Go!

This weekend VCI announced the start of Indie Go!  Indie Go has four films coming through on this new brand with many more independents to look at. Indie Go! is dedicated to discovering and exposing the best of the new generation of indie movies being made today.

http://store.vcientertainment.com/pages/indie_go_movies

The first addition to Indie Go is THOR AT THE BUS STOP, the feature film directorial debut of Jerry and Mike Thompson, a comedy about the mythical Thor, the Norse God of Lightning, making his final journey through a suburban neighborhood on the day he is going to die and fighting to save the world. Thor starts a chain reaction of interweaving storylines packed with zany characters and themes about goodness and the power of cool. THOR AT THE BUS STOP was produced by David Schmoeller and May May Luong.

More info on this new Project to come

Till Next Time... D.

The Lost Trailer Park

Lost Trailer Park: Never Coming Attractions is a web series that takes ridiculous concepts for strange low budget flicks that never made it to the big screen, but were too funny to throw in the trashcan.

Lovingly-crafted in the style of the old 'grind house' spots, Lost Trailer Park harkens back to an era of drive-ins and VHS big boxes... where a six-pack and a bad movie would save any otherwise horrible Friday night.

These are from the genius that is Chris LaMartina. Also check out his features, Presidents Day and Witches Brew. 

Holy Smokes 

March Madness 

PRESIDENT'S DAY 2: THE EVISCERATION PROCLAIMATION

NEW YEAR'S EXECUTIONS

For more from the Lost Trailer Park go to http://www.youtube.com/thelosttrailerpark

NEWS FLASH!

Killer Eye: Halloween Haunt is NOW available at RedBox! You can rent it today, nationwide, for $1! Rent it and help keep Full Moon titles in RedBox. Just scroll through the horror section and you'll see several Full Moon titles pop up immediately. Click the cover image below and it will take you to http://www.fullmoondirect.com to see the trailer, synopsis, and all info!

(Plus.... shhh.... something awesome will be on http://www.fullmoonhorror.com on Monday, Jan 23rd, 2012...)

Strike against SOPA & PIPA

On Wednesday, January 18th, FearCast.net will go offline for 12 hours starting at 6:00 CST to protest SOPA & PIPA.

FearCast.net founder Clyde W Jones has this to say:

"FearCast supports creators rights and copyright enforcement. FearCast does NOT support poorly worded, over generalized bills written by and for old men who don't understand the Internet. FearCast does NOT support SOPA or any other bill that would ultimately hurt the people that it claims to protect."

http://sopastrike.com/strike/

2012 - The Year of Fear

So.  Here we are again.  New calendars, a good solid New Year's hangover behind us, and at least three months of writing the wrong damned year on everything.

And another year of FearCast.

What can I say about FearCast that hasn't already been said?  I am consistently taken aback with amazement at the continuing success of "our little podcast".  What began as a simple idea of releasing a once-monthly, single-host podcast quickly grew to multi-host then multi-show podcasts.  Those podcasts are available live (a feature, I'm told, is a major incentive for many of our listeners).  Meanwhile, a whole slew of articles, photo spreads, and YouTube videos are also available.

Needless to say, not only has FearCast outstripped all of my expectations, but to continue to grow week-after-week, month-after-month.

2011 saw a reduction of my day-to-day influence at FearCast.  Various forces conspired to keep me from being able to appear regularly on air.  Our most excellent producer, "D", kept the FearCast train on the rails and grew the business consistently throughout the year.  He and I kept in regular contact behind the scenes, his question was always "Am I taking this in the right direction?". My response was always some variation on "Not only is this the right direction, but it's a right direction that I don't think I would have thought of."

2012 is the "Year of Fear".  FearCast is involved in promoting literally dozens of awesome projects that I really, really wish I could tell you about right now.  Furthermore, we do have several Friday the 13ths this year and a scheduled worldwide apocalypse (personally, I have several good reasons to doubt that it will happen, but at least it's a good excuse to throw a party!)

You also get to look forward to my own personal return to the airwaves this year.  I spent most of last year building up my studio equipment and now have multiple ways to attend the show no matter what my work schedule throws at me.

And finally, a bit of bad news.  Well, not ENTIRELY bad news...

We will be aggressively pursuing ways to part you, our faithful listeners, with your hard-earned cash this year.  It's not that we're greedy, it's just that awesome is expensive...  The current fear around the offices is that if we keep relying on paying for FearCast out of pocket, it will lead to a diminishing in quality if not an all out collapse of the Network.

Fortunately for you, we don't just want you to mail us loads of money (though if you WANT to do that, there is always the donation button...) No, we're getting ready to roll out some fantastic logo-wear for you to buy... premium content for you to purchase (we're thinking something like 99¢ for exclusive shows of something) and possibly even calendars and prints of FearCast Girls for you to... for you to...hmm... I can't think of any more synonyms for "to buy" right now, do we'll just plow on forward.
That's right, we want your money,  but we want to give you some awesome things in return.  Stay tuned for more on that.

And get ready for the "Year of Fear". As Monster said, the only way to survive is to stay tuned...

cwj

Save the Chapel

In 1968 George Romero would change the face of zombie films with the Night of the Living Dead. Now the chapel seen in the movie is badly in need of repair, or it will be detroyed. Help spread the word and preserve this piece of cinematic history. Donations are accepted at http://www.fixthechapel.com