Post by johnpirog on Sept 9, 2013 19:54:12 GMT -5
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The long awaited premier of the film "Funeral Home Horror" will be on Friday, September 13, at the
Emagine Theater in Royal Oak, Michigan
Emagine Royal Oak/Star Lanes
(248) 414-1000
200 N Main St
Royal Oak
Cast and crew members will receive 2 complimentary tickets a piece.
Shot entirely in Hamtramck and Detroit, this movie features some of the best local talent on the scene today.
As it is both a tribute to and a gentle, black humor satire of the '80's slasher films, viewers can expect gratuitous gore and blood, young attractive women taking off their tops for no reason, the mandatory car crash, people putting themselves in harm's way as though on purpose, 'ancient legends' and the thrill of seeing the characters getting picked off one by one in the most grotesque was we could imagine!
The creator of this movie is also an avid fan of both Golden Age EC comics and Silver Age DC comics so expect a twist ending!
Also going with the 80's slasher film traditions, this movie is a decidedly R rated venture.
We look forward to seeing you ALL on the 13th and remember the Funeral Home Horror motto: "If you value your life, let the dead STAY dead!"
John Pirog - Ghastly Yarns
Mark McEachern - Reel Appeal Productions
Aaron Trugeon - No Fun Films
Please SHARE with your friends and post on your timeline!! **
The long awaited premier of the film "Funeral Home Horror" will be on Friday, September 13, at the
Emagine Theater in Royal Oak, Michigan
Emagine Royal Oak/Star Lanes
(248) 414-1000
200 N Main St
Royal Oak
Cast and crew members will receive 2 complimentary tickets a piece.
Shot entirely in Hamtramck and Detroit, this movie features some of the best local talent on the scene today.
As it is both a tribute to and a gentle, black humor satire of the '80's slasher films, viewers can expect gratuitous gore and blood, young attractive women taking off their tops for no reason, the mandatory car crash, people putting themselves in harm's way as though on purpose, 'ancient legends' and the thrill of seeing the characters getting picked off one by one in the most grotesque was we could imagine!
The creator of this movie is also an avid fan of both Golden Age EC comics and Silver Age DC comics so expect a twist ending!
Also going with the 80's slasher film traditions, this movie is a decidedly R rated venture.
We look forward to seeing you ALL on the 13th and remember the Funeral Home Horror motto: "If you value your life, let the dead STAY dead!"
John Pirog - Ghastly Yarns
Mark McEachern - Reel Appeal Productions
Aaron Trugeon - No Fun Films