Showing posts with label soska twins. Show all posts
Showing posts with label soska twins. Show all posts

Wednesday, September 7, 2011

The Dimension's Review "The Troll Hunter" (video movie review)

The Dimension's Review - The Troll Hunter



Rob Dimension gives into his Wife, Kim, renaming the video review segment to "The Dimension's Movie Review" and this week, they take a look at the 2010 Dark Fantasy, found footage film "The Troll Hunter".


On this weeks review, Danny Pickle returns with his insightful review, plus Hack the Clerk shows off his planking skills, yes...a puppet planks. Also, something was left behind the counter...Kim is convinced that Rob and Hack are responsible...poor Danny Pickle is impressionable.


Just added!! Now watch our reviews every saturday Night on The Monster Channel - http://www.monsterchannel.tv/


Don't forget, you can see Rob Dimension and the rest of the gang at Monster-Mania 20 in Hunt Valley, MD on September 16-18th. This is the 20th Monster-Mania and is stacked with guests like John Carpenter, Anthony Michael hall, Jeffery Combs, a Walking Dead reunion...even a Monster Squad reunion. This is a must attend event.


Visit Fright-Rags for the best in Horror apparel and enter DIMENSION10 for 10% your total order. Make sure you visit http://www.robdimension.com/ for the latest info on the PA/NJ Horror Club as we screen The Soska Twin's Dead Hooker in a Trunk on Sept 22nd at 7pm at Capes and Cowls Collectibles in Bensalem, PA.





Thursday, November 4, 2010

Blood Bath 2 Film Festival - November 13th & 14th


Blood Bath 2 Film Festival


DOA Blood Bath Entertainment proudly announces Blood Bath 2: The Film Festival at the historic Texas Theater in Dallas, Texas on November 13th and 14th, 2010.  The film festival is a celebration of independent horror cinema showcasing feature and short films from around the world.


The festival is the world premiere for the feature films, KODIE and THE SUPER and the American premiere of feature film FELL. 



KODIE, filmed locally in Dallas by Abel Berry and Jennifer Stone, tells the story of David, a paranormal investigator, who has come to a point in his life where everything he cares about is being ripped away in domestic turmoil. He soon finds himself and his team caught in a world of a murderous little girl named Kodie in the form of a teddy bear.  Many of the cast and crew will be in attendance for a Q&A following the film.



THE SUPER, directed by Brian Weaver & Evan Makrogiannis, shows us the twisted mind of George Rossi, who immigrated to the US and served in the Vietnam War and is now employed as the superintendent of a Queens apartment building. He finds himself quickly slipping into a depraved world that is fueled by the tenants of the building.  It does no good to lock your doors because The Super has the keys.  The producer and directors of THE SUPER will be in attendance.





FELL, directed by Marcus Koch and starring Jeff  Dylan Graham, "is a challenging, relentless exploration of psychological turmoil, the fragility of the human mind and a startling depiction of tragic mental breakdown that evokes memories of Polanski’s Repulsion”, says James Gracey, ‘Behind the Couch’.  Marcus Koch and Jeff Dylan Graham will be in attendance.



Other feature-length selections include Houston filmmaker Mel House’s WALKING DISTANCE, which recently world premiered at the Dallas International Film Festival and marks the return of Adrienne King (FRIDAY THE 13TH) to film; Canadian twins Jen and Sylvia Soska’s DEAD HOOKER IN A TRUNK, which has become an underground cult fan favorite while winning many awards at festivals all around the world; and Adam Minarovich's EXHIBIT A-7, which won the XRISTOS Award for the Best Guerilla Film at the Action On Film International Film Festival and stars Robert Pralgo (THE VAMPIRE DIARIES)..



Featured short films include BY HER HAND SHE DRAWS YOU DOWN, WAFFLE, THE WRITER, SCREAM QUEEN, LIP STICK, READY TEDDY, THE GUEST, DISPATCH, BITS AND PIECES, and RED AND THE WOLF. Also included in the line up will be the top 9 short films from the recent “make a short film in a weekend competition” Splatterfest in Houston.





Debbie Rochon (COLOUR FROM THE DARK, WALKING DISTANCE), Reggie Bannister (PHANTASM, WALKING DISTANCE), and many other actors and filmmakers will be in attendance at the screenings, and audiences are encouraged to participate in the Q&A panels as well as cast their votes on their favorite films. An awards ceremony will take place on Sunday.





The festival will run all day on Saturday and Sunday, with an after party on Saturday night at the local bar Muddy Waters with special musical guests Jack O’Hara Harris, The Lash Outs, and The Whiskey Folk Ramblers starting at 10 PM. Tickets are $7 per feature-length film, $15 per day, or $25 for the weekend. They will be available for advance sales online or at the door.



For out-of-town attendees, the official hotel of the festival is the Belmont Hotel (www.belmontdallas.com), with special room rates starting at $79 and a free shuttle to transport guests from the hotel to the Texas Theater.



Tickets, trailers of the films, and more information can be found at doabloodbath.com.

Friday, October 29, 2010

The Blood Sprayer Checks in and talks with Rob Dimension

The Blood Sprayer Interviews Rob Dimension

Our good friends over at the BloodSprayer.com checked in and interview, co-host, Rob Dimension. Rob was flattered that they took the time to talk about what Late Night at the Horror Hotel is trying to do. Special Thanks to Zach Shildwachter and Kristy Jett....these are the guys that truly care about Independent Horror and are making a difference.

To Read the interview - Check Here

Monday, September 20, 2010

Late Night at the Horror Hotel on Trial?? plus a few surprises

The Late Night at the Horror Hotel crew was forced to head to Washington DC to face "the man" and was grilled for almost 3 minutes...not sure how they withstood the ordeal.




Wanna see who else is watching???









Wednesday, September 1, 2010

Dead Hooker in a Trunk in Philadelphia!!


Dead Hooker in a Trunk in Philadelphia!!
by: Rob Dimension


 

Dead Hooker in a Trunk and the Soska Twins have been a topic, actually, quite a bit as of late. I love the film, the Twins are awesome and they are the injection that Horror needs. Good News Philly - on Tuesday Night, September 14th - YOU CAN SEE - Dead Hooker in a Trunk with us!!



Swellco & Swellco Video Circus/ Cinema Barbare 
Present:
Dead Hooker in a Trunk
at: Bob & Barbara's 15th & South

Party Starts at 9pm - Film starts at 10:30pm!!
Admission is only $4.00

While the Soska Twins will not be there, I will have a Special Message directly from them. They are very excited to have their film being shown in Philly -  Come support Indie Horror & Film
for more info visit swellco200.com/events

A can't miss event - Dancing, costume contest and a live performance by The Dead Hooker Dancers!!

WE will be in the house...shilling our DVD's and TV Show...come on out and see "Dead Hooker in a Trunk!"


Wednesday, August 11, 2010

Rob Dimension finds a Dead Hooker in a Trunk and smiles

Dead Hooker in a Trunk review
by: Rob Dimension


As I shift through my pile of Dvds of yesteryear and today, looking amongst the many to review…one title sticks out: “Dead Hooker in a Trunk”. The title alone makes me smile, for some that will disgust, but come on, we are Horror fans right? Think about it - a dead hooker, hot girls, gore and the simpleness of fishing line re-attaching an arm...how much better can it get?


The deeper I dig into the background of this film, the more I am delighted. Female directors and writers are finally getting respect they deserve and the go ahead to release some insane flicks; The Soska Twins, who apparently are very warped, just ripped a big hole in Woman’s Rights in film making. Jen and Sylvia Soska are Canadian twins who, while extremely cute are also, more importantly, extremely gifted. My hats off to them, Dead Hooker in a Trunk will be fully endorsed by me...the movie, that is.


Dead Hooker in a Truck is one of those little films that could. A small cast of very determined talents and a cleverly written script make this a grand slam, at least for me. Did you ever wake up after a night from partying and not remember how a dead hooker gets into your trunk? Me either, for some...this can be a problem. That’s the premise, but that’s only the start.




Our four characters are The Bad Ass portrayed by Sylvia Soska and her sister the Geek, played by Jen Soska are joined by the Junkie (Rikki Gagne) and Mr. Goody Two Shoes (CJ Wallis) as they try and avoid the Police, a Brutal gang with torture on their mind and an insane Serial killer. Never knowing what’s next for the foursome is what makes this one a winner. Twists and turns and some incredible gore keep you watching, plus a fantastic musical score add to the excitement. The ability to not take themselves serious is also a big winner for me. You can tell that the cast loved making this film, it transfers to film perfectly.




For this being the Soska’s first feature film, I really cannot wait to see what they have coming next. This film is making its way around the Festivals and I will be willing to bet, it will get even more recognition. For more information on the Soska Twins and Dead Hooker in a Trunk, please visit www.twistedtwinsproductions.net
Here is the trailer. Enjoy!