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HorrorHound Weekend
Thank you to the MANY fans, vendors, celebrities and staff who showed up HorrorHound Weekend Indianapolis, this past March, to make it our biggest event yet! HorrorHound Weekend returns to Indianapolis over the weekend of March 26-28th, 2010 - so plan accordingly! But before that - HorrorHound Weekend comes to Cincinnati (our home town) on November 20-22nd, 2009! So far, our scheduled guests include Elvira: Mistress of the Dark, Michael Gross, Richard Brooker, Quinn Lord, Richard Walters, Jason Lively and SO MANY MORE!!!!! Just check out the official HorrorHound Weekend website by clicking HERE! And remember; FEED THE BEAST: TELL YOUR FRIENDS!
HorrorHound Notes:
We are set to appear at some more shows in 2009 - but we have yet to confirm said dates! Keep an eye on this site for updated info! You can check out some HorrorHound goodies in a couple DVDs, which are on sale now!. The MGM release of The Texas Chainsaw Massacre 2, Anchor Bay's Re-Animator, Lionsgate's The Monster Squad and Pumpkinhead; all include special HorrorHound galleries, but it doesnt stop there! Look for more HH features on upcoming DVDs we cant discuss at this date! HorrorHound Magazine has quickly become one of the biggest horror titles in publishing and our consistent increase in sales and concreted presence in the genre is helping to make us the best horror magazine there is for real horror fans! Goto HorrorHound.com today and subscribe!
About HorrorHound:
HorrorHound is a 64 page full-color publication dedicated to horror movies, filled with horror movie and collectible news from the latest big budget Hollywood productions to the lowest-budget direct-to-DVD fear flicks. As well as paying homage to gore and cult films of past and present. Movies, Music, Toys, Comics, Masks, Books, Games.. they are all covered! Check out www.horrorhound.com for ordering information!
HORRORHOUND 14 NOW AVAILABLE!
HorrorHound has been asked time and again to create banners that fellow myspace friends can utilize on their sites, amongst other - more frightening reasons... so whether you want to link to horrorhound.com or myspace.com/horrorhound - your support is welcome and appreciated. Enjoy the latest banner batch:
Who I'd like to meet: HorrorHounds! Fans of Horror Movies, past and present - fans of horror movie memorabilia, from action figures and comic books to model kits and Halloween masks. Fiends who enjoy a cool Fall Scare flick at the theater or at home at night on DVD. Not only fans who can come to HorrorHound for news and information on their favorite flicks, but people who want to participate! Horror art, tatoos, pics of your collections, creative writing - send it our way!!! (Seriously - we will show your stuff!!! Check out www.horrorhound.com for full information on how to submit your images!)
Hey, guys. I am writing to my three favorite horror magazines - you guys, FANGORIA and RUE MORGUE, to try to get the word out about a project that I saw here locally - a live opera that was about ... zombies. Called MAELSTROM: A ZOMBIE OPERA, it's really an awesome live experience filled with an intense score, classical singing and plenty of zombie viscera spraying around on-stage. It's really unforgettable and I became an instant fan after just one viewing and I'm going to go again this coming weekend. I thought it might be a good idea to get the word out to others in Oregon (and elsewhere) about this show and get people to go see it. So far, the shows have all sold out, but I think this show is good enough to warrnt the attention. The singers are all really good and the story is pure zombie mayhem - you won't be disappointed! Check out www.zombieopera.net if you want to see some stuff to indicate what it's like, but mainly I thought it was a good idea to tell HORRORHOUND about it because it also seemed like the kind of local work that you guys have covered in the past, the grassroots horror that is the bread-and-butter stuff we all need to keep flourishing in the horror world. Maybe HORRORHOUND might interview these guys? I think they're clearly worthy of that kind of attention. Maybe HORRORHOUND could send somebody out to the shows this weekend? Seriously, this isn't just some fan-made thing being done locally - it's a full-on opera, with an admitted low budget but the creators' vision is obviously on-han ... and foot ... and intenstine. Check it out if you're local to Oregon!
Been reading your rag for a couple of years. Imo it far surpasses the competition by leagues, so i purchased my first subscription.hope you dont mind spendin the next coupla years with me. I dont bite that hard!
Just got the new issue last week! I love EC comics so it was a thrill! I had to watch the Amicus Tales from the Crypt last night....hahahahaha! Great work!
