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All Reviews A – Z | Midnight Showing

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All Reviews A – Z. All Reviews A – Z. Below is a list of all reviews on this here Midnight Showing site. Enjoy! 13 game sayawng (aka: 13 Beloved / 13: Game Of Death). 3 Dev Adam (aka: 3 Mighty Men, aka: Turkish Spiderman) 1973. 7 Minutes of nostalgia. A Christmas Treat (1985) (Christmas Horror Short). A Halloween tinged podcast featuring Yours Truly, Alex Seda of MidnightShowing.com. A History of Horror : with Mark Gatiss. A Night In The Lonesome October by Roger Zelazny. Alex’s Top 10 of 2010! Captains ...

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Ronnie | Midnight Showing

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All Reviews A – Z. Having survived the UK's 'video nasty' (prohibition) era I'm eager to catch up with all previously unseen sleaze and filth. I revel in mixtape oddness, boobage, gore, and proper latex special effects, don't get me started on CGI. - email Ronnie. May 30, 2015. I was (proudly, I may add) one of the many who helped fund this slice of 80’s awesomeness. The makers asked for $200,000. Teh Interwebz stepped up and collectively gave them over $600,000. See? June 25, 2014. June 3, 2014. All you...

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Exploitation | Midnight Showing

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All Reviews A – Z. May 30, 2015. I was (proudly, I may add) one of the many who helped fund this slice of 80’s awesomeness. The makers asked for $200,000. Teh Interwebz stepped up and collectively gave them over $600,000. See? Sometimes the Internet does do good things. … Continue reading →. Arthouse Horror Flick COYOTE Releases Clip; Wins Awards. November 17, 2013. Retard-O-Tron III – even more mixtape madness! August 23, 2013. Japanese Game Shows – I Still Love You! July 4, 2013. September 22, 2012.

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Gregory Blair: Adventures in Hollywood: December 2014

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Gregory Blair: Adventures in Hollywood. Monday, December 8, 2014. Best of the Fest: Twisted Tails. For those of you who didn’t make it to this year’s Twisted Tails Film Festival, I’ll try to give you short wrap up of my experiences so you can know what you missed. And you missed plenty! Let me explain why…. Never mind the films (I’ll get to those), the people and auxiliary happenings had me smiling inside all day long. You just have to see it for yourself. Two small samples are here. 8220;Get Dead”...

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Gregory Blair: Adventures in Hollywood: June 2014

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Gregory Blair: Adventures in Hollywood. Friday, June 27, 2014. To The Scream Queens. Me, Dawna Lee Heising and my rescue pup- our Deadly Revisions. There has been much ado about women in film, including the horror genre:. The fact that they’re underrepresented, under paid, under clothed or a combination of the three. But most of this talk is about the ladies in front of the camera- with a close second going to the ladies behind the camera. They all deserve the lauds and notices they get. How cool is that?

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Gregory Blair: Adventures in Hollywood: Friday the 13th

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Gregory Blair: Adventures in Hollywood. Friday, February 13, 2015. A scary day. A day of rumored, infamous bad luck. It became the name of an internationally known horror movie franchise. I even shot my film DEADLY REVISIONS at the same cabin as that franchise’s fourth installment: partly as homage and partly to play on the theme. But let’s get real. There is no such thing as a bad luck day. There is no such thing as bad luck at all. Or luck of any kind. I don’t want to extend this idea here, but I...

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Gregory Blair: Adventures in Hollywood: The Fall Festival Season

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Gregory Blair: Adventures in Hollywood. Monday, September 1, 2014. The Fall Festival Season. More often than not, part of a film’s emergence in the public eye takes place at festivals. Most folks are familiar with Sundance and a few others, but there are hundreds upon hundreds of film festivals:. Some wide in scope, others very specific to a certain niche. The goal of the filmmaker is exposure and the chance at attaching a few laurels to their film. And so the festival preparations began:. Actually being...

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Gregory Blair: Adventures in Hollywood: The First Festival

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Gregory Blair: Adventures in Hollywood. Wednesday, October 8, 2014. Actors Lise Hart and Mikhail Blokh and our awards. My film DEADLY REVISIONS had its world premiere in Los Angeles last month. It came with great fanfare:. Not only was I notified I had been accepted to the festival, I was informed my film had won two top accolades! Yes, our first film festival and we were already the proud recipients of the L.A. Movie Awards for Best Narrative Feature and Best Actor (For Bill Oberst, Jr.). We’re al...

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Gregory Blair: Adventures in Hollywood: I Fight Demons

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Gregory Blair: Adventures in Hollywood. Tuesday, July 28, 2015. It’s about time I write a new blog entry. I have been quite remiss in this. I’ve been avoiding it for a while because I felt I had nothing to say. Or, rather, that I had nothing I wanted to say. I had lots to say; I just didn’t want to blog about it. But then I thought, perhaps, that sharing what I was feeling might help others feel not so crazy. So if this gets too touchy-feely for you, feel free to flee to the next blog. The rest of you are.

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Gregory Blair: Adventures in Hollywood: Coming of Age

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Gregory Blair: Adventures in Hollywood. Monday, April 6, 2015. Stephen King’s “Carrie” is a coming of age story, complete with growing pains, lessons learned and exceptionally horrific melodrama. It’s interesting and sweetly fitting that the musical “Carrie” has had its own coming of age story. The first production of the musical “Carrie” was a bona fide mess. Fortunately, for those of us who knew there was a genuinely moving musical lost amidst Hand’s preposterous smoke and laser beam show, Gore a...