Hello and welcome to The Day After Halloween edition of DKTM. Here's what's on the block today.
Long Live The New Flesh.
Recently, Videodrome screened in Toronto and those in attendance were lucky enough to have the director David Cronenberg himself introduce the film. Toronto videographer Robert Mitchell was on the scene and grabbed this footage. Here it is below.
Never Did Do.
The 2009 Chicago Film Race announced its winners last week and taking top prize was The Never Did Do Blues by Very Clever. Why it won is quite clear, as it offers the best undead rockabilly this side of Dead & Breakfast. The fact this was all done within 24 hours makes this production even more impressive. You can tap your foot to it below.
Long Live The New Flesh.
Recently, Videodrome screened in Toronto and those in attendance were lucky enough to have the director David Cronenberg himself introduce the film. Toronto videographer Robert Mitchell was on the scene and grabbed this footage. Here it is below.
Never Did Do.
The 2009 Chicago Film Race announced its winners last week and taking top prize was The Never Did Do Blues by Very Clever. Why it won is quite clear, as it offers the best undead rockabilly this side of Dead & Breakfast. The fact this was all done within 24 hours makes this production even more impressive. You can tap your foot to it below.
Ghosts Don't Move Out.
I got a teaser emailed to me this week for an upcoming indie called Foreclosure by director Richard Ledes. The synopsis describes "a broken family striving to stay together while a curse and the ghosts of a haunted house try to tear them apart." Click on the image below to be redirected to the teaser.
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