Day Planner of the Dead - January 23rd, 2007
Break out the plastic, horror nerds. It’s new DVD day! Also, check out the Jack Hill double bill going down in Los Angeles.
If you’re aware of an event I can place here, or are planning one yourself, please send me an email at steven@thehorrorblog.com.
Notable DVD Releases
Jan. 23rd - Monsters and Madmen
Jan. 23rd - Saw III
Jan. 30th - Maniac
Jan. 30th - Silence of the Lambs: Collector’s Edition
Jan. 30th - Hannibal Lecter Collection
Jan. 30th - Evil
Notable Theatrical Releases
Jan. 26th - Blood and Chocolate
Feb. 2nd - The Messengers
Feb. 9th - Hannibal Rising
Notable Comic Book Releases
Jan. 24th
Criminal Macabre Two Red Eyes #2
Deadman #6
Dwight T Albatross The Goon Noir #3
Elvira #165
Hellblazer #228
Lucifer Vol 11 Evensong TPB
Events
Jan. 22nd - 27th (Salt Lake City, Utah) - Tromadance Film Festival.
Jan. 23rd (Los Angeles, California) - The Grindhouse Film Festival presents a double bill of Switchblade Sisters and The Swinging Cheerleader with director Jack Hill in attendence. Thanks to Warren for the head’s up.
Jan. 23rd (Toronto, Ontario) - WTF? Films basks in the glory of Troll 2.
Jan. 26th (Orlando, Florida) - The 18th annual Florida Extravaganza aka FX. Guests include Lance Henriksen, Lloyd Kaufman, Steve Niles, Michael Biehn, Dan Brereton, Andrew Bryniarski and more.
Jan. 27th (Toronto, Ontario) - Vagrancy Films showcases the giallo classic What Have They Done To Solange? at The Royal.
Feb. 6th (Toronto, Ontario) - WTF? Films screens a double bill of Pi and Tetsuo :The Iron Man.
Feb. 15th (Toronto, Ontario) - Rue Morgue’s Cinemacabre presents Phantasm.
Feb. 17th (Philadelphia, Pennsylvania) - Exhumed Films gives a belated valentine in the form of a My Bloody Valentine/Candyman double bill. Dibs on the back row.
Feb. 23rd -25th (Durham, North Carolina) - Nevermore Film Fest.
March 24th (Philadelphia, Pennsylvania) - Exhumed hosts a very special night with Roy Frumkes and his classic grindhouse film Street Trash. In addition, Frumkes will be screening his documentary on George A. Romero’s Land of the Dead, entitled Dream of the Dead, as well as other surprises.
Most of the Toronto dates courtesy of Toronto After Dark.