WIN! A BRUTAL Posters film, album or book cover design!
Indie designers BRUTAL Posters have launched a competition for one lucky filmmaker, musician or author to win a custom design for their project.
Having created stunning artwork for films such as Burn and film fests like Terror at the Tramshed, their star is rising on the independent scene. They’ve only been around a short time, but a quickly-growing fanbase on Twitter and an eager queue forming for their uniquely-created work – which they price completely dependent on a project’s budget in order to provide affordable, top quality design for indie artists who may not have a great deal of money – has meant they’re very much in demand.
A Slaughtered Bird exclusive, BRUTAL Posters are now offering you the chance to win one of their creations for your indie project: a poster or cover for your film, album or book – uniquely designed to truly represent your labour of love!
To win, simply email BRUTALPosters@gmail.com and tell them about your project and design ideas, and they’ll choose their favourite!
While they specialise in “gritty, grimy, trashy,” VHS-style retro-ness for horror projects, anyone is eligible to enter, from any genre.
*Closing date: 30/10/2017, midnight (GMT)
Check BRUTAL Posters out on Twitter HERE, and GOOD LUCK!
Slaughtered Bird Films’ horror short film, BURN, nabs festival awards!
We don’t like to blow our own trumpets here at The Slaughtered Bird but, y’know, FUCK IT – we’re damn proud of our debut film production, BURN, created in collaboration with Dragon Egg Media!
Since post-production finished last year, our 15-minute short has received numerous excellent reviews, been busy finding its feet on the festival circuit and gratefully receiving many Official Selection laurels from around the world, and now it’s picked up its first award… or three!
Read on...INTERVIEW: David Naughton
It’s not every day you get to speak to the lead actor in possibly your favourite horror film of all time. Especially on a Tuesday. Tuesdays are usually rubbish!
David Naughton should need no introduction to horror fans. Back in 1981, An American Werewolf In London had unprepared cinema goers laughing heartily one second and jumping out of their seats in terror the next. Its tale of two young American tourists coming face-to-teeth with a legendary lycanthropic beast perfectly married a genuinely funny script with razor sharp editing, groundbreaking special effects and a flawless cast to create a monster movie that is still many people’s benchmark today
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The Slaughtered Bird website to close
It's with a heavy heart, and immediate effect, we announce The Slaughtered Bird website will no longer be able to publish reviews, interviews, or press releases to help promote indie projects.
Over the last few months work commitments and other circumstances have meant there's less and less time to spend updating everything.
Weird Fiction
The Slaughtered Bird is delighted to announce a feature we're lucky enough to have been involved with has finally wrapped, blazed through post production, and is currently looking for reviews!
The talented folks over at Fame Cinema have created the brilliant WEIRD FICTION - an anthology consisting of 4 segments, all heavily influenced by your favourite horror compilations, such as Tales from the Crypt and Body Bags, and captures that retro, gritty VHS style that many bigger budgeted features fail to achieve.
REVIEW: At Granny's House
- By Dave Dubrow
Written and directed by Les Mahoney, AT GRANNY’S HOUSE is a low-budget horror movie that manages to hit just about every mediocre-to-awful low-budget horror movie note:
INTERVIEW: Jason Kapalka
- By Steven Hickey
Last weekend saw the release of Blue Wizard Digital’s fantastically fun Friday the 13th: Killer Puzzle, a game in which players get to play the role of the infamous Jason Voorhees and slaughter hordes of hapless teens - by way of solving a series of cute sliding block puzzles.
13 QUESTIONS FROM HELL! Stephen Harper interviews comic artist Paul PJ Johnson
- By Stephen Harper
Artist, Illustrator, Writer and Owner of Beat The Demon Comix - Paul PJ Johnson has been ripping up the indie comics scene for the past few years. His unique blend of grindhouse, horror and 80’s throwback humor is a style that has garnered him a huge fan base.
INTERVIEW: Richard Neil
“It’s now much easier to get the word out” about independent horror films, explains actor Richard Neil, particularly with the plethora of online reviewers and horror outlets willing to support smaller horror fare like his latest film, Prodigy.
What makes a good horror movie and what doesn’t?
Bad Hair
Short domestic horror film “Bad Hair” raised a quarter of its goal in the first days on the platform Indiegogo
With the first few days, the film crew has raised almost 2,500 dollars through crowdfunding, which makes up almost 25% of their goal.
According to director Oskar Lehemaa, “Bad Hair” has received support from friends, acquaintances, families and colleagues.
Hex Studios releases epic first trailer for gothic thriller AUTOMATA
Hot off the heels of their black and white Noir The Black Gloves, director Lawrie Brewster and writer Sarah Daly are back with another slice of Gothic horror.
Automata, the fifth feature from the duo, is a lavish affair with a vibrant colour palette that harks back to the giallos of Argento and Bava.
Don't Follow the Light
After the success of his powerful psychological horror The Telephone, Derbyshire writer-director Stuart Connock Wheeldon is again to take the world of independent cinema by storm. His new film Don't Follow the Light today steps into the preproduction phase and will be filmed in and around the Derbyshire countryside in the summer of 2018.
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