(Left to Right) Me, enjoying a freebie
promotional pic for the Shutter DVD movie release.
It was fun at the time but in hindsight I look like a complete a-hole.
My buddy Eugene Driscoll (News Times, CT) was there reporting on the convention
and hanging out with Fango Editor Tony Timpone, Managing Editor Mike Gingold and
Creation Entertainment founder, Adam Malin.
Mike: Hey Eugene, come hang out with me.
Eugene: Nah, I'm hanging out with the cool kids.
(Left to Right) Dread Central's Johnny
Butane, "Ha, ha, ha. Scooped you!"
Eugene hanging out with chicks, me hanging out with... ah sh#t!
(Left to Right) Finally, a picture with
my all time favorite horror icon Angus Scrimm (Phantasm) and the
picture comes out like crap.
Brian Spears hit on Kristina Klebe (Rob Zombie's Halloween), bought her a
drink and had no idea who she was.
Me and Steve Gonsalves (Ghost Hunters) talking about hometown haunts.
Eugene and Art Hindle (Porky's II). We knew he was famous but had no clue
what he was in.
Brian and director, Alan Rowe Kelly (The Blood Shed).
(Left to Right) The Albino Farm
panel with Howard Stern's Richard Christy.
Richard: "Ah sh#t! Coon Dog went and ate Dumb Ass."
Richard and wrestler Chris Jericho sign autographs.
Brian kept boasting all weekend how he could kick Jericho's ass.
I grabbed the video below of Richard
with my cell phone.
(Left to Right) Director Larry
Fessenden (Wendigo) hosts the Scare Flix
panel and talks about I Sell The Dead.
Brian and Pete Gerner (G & S Effects) are there for the premiere of the movie's
trailer.
Fessenden gives a shoutout to them for their makeup and FX work.
Eugene made a new friend.
(Left to Right) Eugene with zombie
imitators. Brian with the real thing,
Bill Hinzman (Night of the Living Dead).
Hinzman reminisces about how Brian recreated his classic makeup for Shadow:
Dead Riot.
Hinzman with a few more stiffs.
(Left to Right) "They're coming to get
you Glen." The Light & Dark family
with Russel Streiner (Night of the Living Dead).
Chris Coyne (Fairview Falls) with Night of the Living Dead writer, John Russo...
...Brian and Eugene with
the Godfather of all zombie flicks,
George Romero.
