Film Fest Horror

Film Fests can be fun a great way to network and meet people in your community and they can be exhausting and a nightmare. Shawna Shea Film fest is fun and never a nightmare. More of an education of fringe art and art giving us some amazing people who could go on to bigger things.

I’ve volunteered at it for 3 years and donated and submitted films and plugged it on the radio for a decade now. Even when I didn’t have Skip on the show. I was talking about the film fest. I submitted a non horror movie it (tho blink and you will miss a upcoming guests Image Horror comic book shown.)

Some films definitely need to mention

Venus

Directed by Esmeralda Seay-Reynolds

A psychological thriller short that was unbelievable in its delivery and message and an ending I didn’t see coming that was creepy and relatable at the same time.

Always Wear Comfortable Shoes

Directed by Angie Hansen

A super quick horror comedy short of why when u run from a Slasher Killer wear the right shoes

Fang

Directed by Richard Burgin

A movie about autism that really understands people with it a monster movie different than I have seen before and Lynn Lowery in one of her best Roles. Look for Lynn at Monstah Expo

Killing with Kindness

Directed by Patrick Rahall

A comedy short with a silly premise that works for the most part from a first time director who’s a decent writer, pick up his book.

Cup of Tea

Directed by Diana Porter

A monster movie that keeps you wondering whats what and who’s who, it gave me chills to review this one and see it again. Also written by Diana who’s got a awesome comic book out too.

Rodney Bookstore

Directed by Olivia Huang

About the Rodney Bookstore in Cambridge Massachusetts untimely end during the height of the covid 19 pandemic due to rising rental Costs

Celephais

Directed by Michael Neel

A film based on the short story by HP Lovecraft and a story I don’t think has ever been made into any media. I was happy to watch this original take on LoveCrafts short 3 times one as a judge and 2 in two festivals in the audience.

Bands and Vampires

On the show tonight the band The Fixer and David Dyer head of the Dracula Fest

https://www.facebook.com/draculafestbelleville

www.radioofhorror.wordpress.com

#fixerband#draculafest

https://www.facebook.com/TheFixerBand

Shawna Shea Film Fest

Tonight on the show Skip Shea to talk about this years film fest happening next weekend. I will also have a film playing at this film fest Late Night Radio Show. We also have Joe Director of Night of the Caregiver on the show a indie horror movie film. Music tonight will be from the Crow City of Angels cd I picked up at Bull Moose in NH recently.

https://www.shawnasheaff.org/

Kelley Jones

Tonight on the show we have comic book legend Kelley Jones on with us to talk about his career and what his style of art means and why he draws the way he does.

Music tonight to accompany this crazy gothic macabre style is the music from DRACULA 2000 a favorite Horror movie of mine from the early 2000 days

Clive Barker /Epic Marvel Comics

Tonight returning to the show is DG Chichester from Epic Comics he was the editor on the Clive Barker Horror comics in the 90s. He gives a history Lesson on the company and what happened when he left. Music tonight will be demon filled with music from Demon Knight and Hellraiser movies.

Show starts at 10:00pm est

http://www.wcuw.org

Kino Cult

I have been a big fan of KL studios and have an interview with their director of physical media that is long over due to be posted online.

Recently I just picked up their new editoons of Needful Things and Dressed to Kill

Kino Lorber Launches New Physical Media Label – Kino Cult Bringing New 4K UHD & Blu-ray Releases

Breaking beyond a streaming service for obscure cult classics, horror, and sci-fi – Kino Cult promises to bring these miscreant cinematic gems to disc-based media.