99 cent. Network
A Fabulous Festive Offer.
Its the festive season and do we have a fantastic offer for all our lovely readers, its one that all you Movie-Buffs will certainly not want to miss!
The Slaughtered Bird has teamed with the brilliant ’99 cent. Network’ to allow movie fanatics the chance to purchase 3 movies for only 99 cents or 10 movies for $1.99! You can then access these movies anytime you want, it’s yours forever!
THE BEST PART: You can share these movies with your friends or family to watch too… with no limit…with just one simple click. It’s perfect for the holidays, don’t you think?
All you need to do is simply create an account with an email or sign in through Facebook to view or share your collection. As of December 17th the Horror, Sci-Fi, Western & Holiday Collections will be available & every other genre following shortly afterwards.
So you can basically Start building your collection today –
Incredible titles for just pennies!
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PREVIEW / REVIEW: Creeper
- By @TheBlueTook
The independent feature film CREEPER, awarded Best Film at the 2014 Killer Valley Horror Film Festival, has just been released worldwide via the Internet for viewers to stream and download directly from the filmmakers.
REVIEW: Spring
Justin Benson & Aaron Moorhead return with a surreal, beautiful romance.
INTERVIEW: Keith Agius
- By @TheBlueTook
May 11th 2015 marks the official UK release of the excellent zombie action/comedy/horror WYRMWOOD, which I reviewed a little while ago here.
To coincide with this greatly anticipated event, I managed to catch a few minutes with one of its stars (and jolly nice chap!
INTERVIEW: Brian O’Malley
- By @TheBlueTook
Last year, I had the pleasure of a quick chat with Irish filmmaker Brian O'Malley, who was just about to take his feature debut Let Us Prey on the festival circuit.
His film was so successful, and his schedule so hectic, that we never really got around to a more formal interview.
The Exhibit
THE EXHIBIT tells the story of Suzanne, a student at a university that is captured by a deranged man. In captivity, she discovers that he has been using people as a canvas for expressing his artwork and twisted fantasies.
The Chair
After a successful campaign helped to literally kickstart production on the film adaptation of the fan-favorite 2008 Alterna Comics graphic novel, THE CHAIR is taking to Kickstarter again to raise post-production funds and finish the film.
Kickstarter link:
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