Another late day, but still an updated photo. Wouldn’t want to disappoint anybody! Our last photo was from the entertaining British flick The Earth Dies Screaming (1964), directed by Terence Fisher. A short little film, but pretty damn fun. Check it out if you haven’t already. Kudos to the following for sending in the correct answer: Hoby Abernathy, Aaron Christensen, Dave Fronto, and Troy Howarth.
Now onto this week’s photo. This might be an obvious choice because of the time of year, but I figured I’d throw it out there anyway. If anything, maybe it will bring some much needed attention to this little gem! So take a peek and see what you come up with.
Please remember not to post your answers here, but send them to us in an email to jon@kitleyskrypt.com. Good Luck!
Centipede Press has recently released a new volume in their Studies in the Horror Film series, this time taking a deep and dark look into Joe Dante’s The Howling. While it is one of Dante’s earlier films, it still remains one of his best known titles, for many good reasons. Now, thanks to Lee Gambin, you can read more about this film than you ever thought possible!
Chicago’s own WildClaw Theatre returns next month with Deathscribe: HELLeven! If you’re not familiar with what Deathscribe is, just picture reading a short little horror story. But instead of you reading it, it is sort of like if you were listening to it on the radio! With over 200 entries, WildClaw has narrowed it down to the final five finalists, and now will take their stories and turn them into radio plays, that are brought to life in front of the audience, with full sound effects with a live Foley on stage! We were at the very first Deathscribe and it was pretty incredible. Not only were the stories really good, but hearing them come alive on stage was even more incredible.
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