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Trail of the Screaming Forehead
So, here's the deal. It's a B-movie. Directed by the same guy who did the cult favorite The Lost Skeleton of Cadavra, which some of you may know.
A very good friend is in charge of filling up seats at the L.A. one-night-only premiere next Thursday, September 20th at 8:00 pm. You can buy tickets through Fandango (http://www.fandango.com/trailofthesc...ate=9/20/2007), and general admission tickets are $10.00. I'm helping her to do some shameless promotion... www.screamingforehead.com www.myspace.com/screamingforehead OR http://del.icio.us/screamingforehead There will be a QA with cast and crew following the screening. TRAIL OF THE SCREAMING FOREHEAD, 2007, 84 min. Dir. Larry Blamire. At long last--the eagerly-awaited follow-up to THE LOST SKELETON OF CADAVRA! Shot in glorious color and the new screen miracle CraniaScope, it's the spine-tingling story of a small coastal town besieged by foreheads from outer space, intent on taking over our planet; imagine INVASION OF THE BODY SNATCHERS directed by Douglas Sirk (only funny, of course) and you've got it. Presented by none other than Ray Harryhausen, it features stop-motion work by the Chiodo Brothers, some very cool cameos, and a haunting title song performed by The Manhattan Transfer! With Brian Howe, Dan Conroy, Andrew Parks, Fay Masterson. Plus: Surprise Larry Blamire Shorts (9 min.). I'm definitely going to be there, and I believe Heidi and Russell (Boss Radio) will be in attendance as well. |
I'm a'comin'!
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Presented by Harryhausen! I so wish I could go. :(
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I would so be there if I were a west coaster. I thought Lost Skeleton was a major hoot.
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Sounds great!
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Got 'em. Apparently Fandango is smarter than me. |
Theoretically, I could go. Greg can't. I have no work the next day....
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Tehoretically, I think you should join us. JOIN US. JOIN US. ONE OF US. ONE OF US.
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Anybody else comin'? Do you have your tickets yet??
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I believe CP bought a ticket.
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I am so disappointed that EH couldn't make it! :(
That movie was so much fun. A perfect homage to 1950's nuclear/space scare flicks but done in super-saturated primary technicolor style (in HD with a digital projector, ahhhh). I wish imdb had some better quotes, since the writer had a fantastic way of twisting well-worn phrases into looping redundancies. The writing was hilarious, gorgeous sets and buildings of the era, great campy performances. Variety wrote this up and it says it better than I do: Quote:
Oh, and here is one of the shorts shown before the film. The Tales from the Pub series was created for YouTube by the same people as Forehead, including the actors. I hung out with mousepod, the TodiMooers, and Boss Radio afterwards for a snack and shmooze. MP and BR having a go at the history of cinema at the same table is quite a thing to witness, and I am an avid student at the feet of the masters. Great fun! :D |
Almost forgot - cameo by Kevin McCarthy, whom I know best as the bad guy in UHF. :D
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damn that sounds awesome
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