Good morning all. I'm a little shell-shocked from last night's midnight Vagrancy screening of old 35mm trailers - which actually amounted to about forty per cent vintage refreshment ads and German porn - so let's get right to it.
Kick It!
Here's are a couple of Kickstarter campaigns that came to my attention this week. You remember that really cool print of the kids battling zombies on a school playground? Well, artist Jason Chan has teamed up with Massive Black Games to bring that image to life in the form of a video game! Check out the pitch below.
Next, is a zombie-based school curriculum designed by David Hunter, a Social Studies teacher in Seattle.
I wish I had something like this when I was in school, as I might have paid attention. These are real life skills, people!
Lastly, I wanted to remind you that the VHS documentary Adjust Your Tracking still has a few more weeks left on its Kickstarter campaign, if you'd like to donate.
The New Flesh Comes Back To Toronto.
I was extremely excited to hear there will be a David Cronenberg exhibit coming to the TIFF Lightbox next year. If there was ever an oeuvre that has cool props aplenty, it's Cronenberg's.
The exhibit will be accompanied by a programme of film screenings, as well as a intriguing interactive video game, the details of which are TBD. I can't wait! Click here for the full press release.
The exhibit will be accompanied by a programme of film screenings, as well as a intriguing interactive video game, the details of which are TBD. I can't wait! Click here for the full press release.
A Nice Piece of Tail.
Here's a cool trailer for the upcoming Norwegian flick Thale that I came across last week.
We all know that Scandinavian horror rocks, so hopefully this one rolls around soon.
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