BIG AUTOPSY OF THE DEAD GIVEAWAYS! DVD's, POSTERS AND RARE AUTOGRAPHED 8X10's!
In 1968, the DEAD walked... Now the DEAD will talk! And there's a chance they'll be talking to you! Icons of Fright, in conjunction with the people behind the NIGHT OF THE LIVING DEAD documentary AUTOPSY OF THE DEAD, are offering three (3) great prizes, exclusively to fans of Icons of Fright!
(1) Grand Prize: 1 copy of AUTOPSY OF THE DEAD; 1 AUTOPSY poster; exclusive, signed 8x10s from people involved in NIGHT OF THE LIVING DEAD.
2nd and 3rd Prizes: (each) 1 copy of AUTOPSY OF THE DEAD; 1 AUTOPSY poster.
Enter the contest by sending your name, age and address in an email titled "AUTOPSY" to autopsy@iconsoffright.com. Winners will be chosen on Friday, December 4.
Want a sneak peek at what you could be winning? Check out a link to an Icons exclusive set of clips culled from interviews recorded for the documentary here! And make sure to watch the clip with Icons of Fright friend Gary Streiner, the man behind the Living Dead Festival!
Let's thank our good friend and AUTOPSY's producer Jim Cirronella for his donations of the goodies for this contest. If you don't manage to win a copy, I'd advise you pick one up on AUTOPSY's official website. And go check out Homepage of the Dead's official forum, and NOTLD68's site for even more footage shot for the documentary.
Here's the site's official press release for the doc:
In 1968, the DEAD walked...
Now the DEAD will talk.
Board up the windows and doors! More than 40 years after filming the 1968 horror masterpiece, Night of the Living Dead, the "dead" return in an all-new documentary from director Jeff Carney entitled Autopsy of the Dead.
Now you may be asking, "What, another documentary? Is there much more that can be said about this classic film?" If so, the answer to your question is a resounding yes. We've dug deep to exhume new insight from many of the contributors to the original Night of the Living Dead who have never before been interviewed in print or on camera. Despite there being an overwhelming number of remakes, reboots, theatrical adaptations, and literary works about this single film, it is simply astounding and quite possibly negligent that there has yet to be a truly thorough document of the living history behind the legendary movie that has attained the status of a cultural landmark. Autopsy of the Dead takes the first big step in correcting this oversight.
Packed with extensive interviews, never-before-seen color photos and behind-the-scenes footage, visits to the original filming locations and other surprises, get ready for the most in-depth visual document on the making of the great American horror film that just won't stay dead.
They're coming to get you...
This is a sweet contest made possible by Jim and the fine people behind AUTOPSY OF THE DEAD. Make sure to enter, because you've got to be in it to win it (if the "it" referred to is a cemetery plot in Evans City!).
--Phil Fasso
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King's novels have been adapted for television for ages, but never by someone of the caliber of Spielberg, who's also produced BAND OF BROTHERS.
female-- who have pre-ordered for the midnight show on Friday. I'm not exactly upset that none of them thought to order me a ticket.
receive an honorary Oscar at next year's Academy Awards. The article suggests, interesting and accurately, that none of his 400 movies would ever be considered for an Oscar (even if you do like HUMANOIDS FROM THE DEEP, it's not along the lines of THE ENGLISH PATIENT or GANDHI). So this is a huge deal for genre fans. I think they're more likely honoring him for his legacy, which includes proteges such as Martin Scorsese, Ron Howard, James Cameron and Jonathan Demme, all of whom have won Oscars.
cancelling DOLLHOUSE, and has not ordered the back end of this year's episodes. The brainchild of Joss Whedon, who was the man behind BUFFY THE VAMPIRE SLAYER and ANGEL, DOLLHOUSE will complete its 13-episode run on the network starting in December.