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What’s this? What’s this!? T<strong>here</strong>’s magic all around!<br />
November 3rd 2009<br />
Okay, we’re technically past Halloween, but only by a couple of days, but that’s close enough for<br />
us to do our first ever our post Halloween horror themed night!<br />
As always, the daft quiz starts at 8pm - entry to the night is as always free as is entering the quiz -<br />
then we'll be showing the treats below from around 8.30pm...<br />
The Vault<br />
We previously showed Tony Self’s adaptation of a Tharg’s Future Shock from 2000AD, but <strong>here</strong><br />
we show an earlier work from Tony. The Vault follows one man’s attempt to hold on to his sanity<br />
when he is the only survivor trapped in an underground shelter. With nods to the Twilight Zone,<br />
post apocalyptic films and even the Fallout video games, The Vault is an impressive nightmarish<br />
piece.
We’re hoping Tony will be joining us to discuss the film.<br />
Bad Cake<br />
From director Kevin Maynard comes this deliciously hilarious tale of paranoia, w<strong>here</strong> one man’s<br />
fear of his partner’s baking leads him to imagine what’s actually waiting for him inside his<br />
birthday cake. A great sense of humour and an eye for the absurd make this insane short a real<br />
treat.<br />
Kevin will be joining us on the night to discuss the film.<br />
Vespers<br />
From the Loonatik and Drinks partnership of Dave Lilley and Stephen Gray comes this darkly<br />
impressive tale - following a mass plague across Victorian England , the last man alive searches<br />
across Bristol in the hope of finding any survivors. Incredible digital effects convey a period<br />
apocalypse on a miniscule budget in this impressive short.<br />
Dave will be joining us on the night to discuss the film.
In Case Of Zombies<br />
Following our showing of Jonny The Pessimist last month, we’re now presenting another<br />
animation from Son Of Movie Bar regular Pete Regan. This fun cartoon illustrates what you should<br />
do if attacked by the living dead while on a camping trip…Much like last month’s animation, this is<br />
another assured, stylishly simplistic animation which shows Pete is a real talent to watch.<br />
Pete will be joining us and telling us about the animation.<br />
We’ll take our usual break <strong>here</strong> in the proceedings to run through the quiz answers and results.<br />
As always, if anyone wishes to introduce themselves and their particular talents to the audience,<br />
or if you’re looking for cast, crew or any help, or have any event to promote, <strong>here</strong>’s w<strong>here</strong> you can<br />
get on the mic and do your stuff!<br />
Things Best Left<br />
We presented Anthony Carpendale’s “The Most Boring Woman In The World” way back at the<br />
start of the year. Here we present a truly disturbing short, which follows a young woman who<br />
wakes every morning to find inexplicably new cuts on her body. A simple, disturbing idea<br />
presented with Anthony’s stylistic layered editing.
We’re hoping Anthony will be joining us to discuss the making of the film.<br />
Just One More Bite<br />
Pat Garrett’s musical short “Just One More Night” was featured earlier in the year and <strong>here</strong> we<br />
have a similar musical tale, but this time with a vampiric theme! Some bizarre imagery and a fun<br />
sensibility help to create a mini camp classic!<br />
We’re hoping Pat may make it down to discuss the film.<br />
The Return Of Ellen Love<br />
From Kent film maker Ben Barton comes this Super 8 “visual poem” steeped in gothic imagery<br />
following Ellen Love’s moonlit return to the grave of her beloved.<br />
Unfortunately Ben won’t be joining us on the night
The Tell Tale Heart<br />
Here we present the second adaptation of Poe’s classic tale of guilt and insanity, brought to you<br />
by the Brighton Film Maker’s Coalition as part of their regular film challenges. A period piece<br />
drama created with minimal resources – but with a twist!<br />
We’re hoping members of the Coalition involved with this film will be joining us.<br />
To-Let<br />
From director Henry Scriven comes this darkly comic tale w<strong>here</strong> two prospective tenants get more<br />
than they bargained for when they go to check out a property. Another fun horror short, which<br />
involves estate agents and nothing could be more horrifying that that!<br />
We’re hoping Henry will be joining us on the night.<br />
The Son Of Movie Bar film quiz is regularly sponsored by these fine local sponsors below!<br />
Ape Stores
25 North Street, Brighton<br />
79 Mount Pleasant Road, Tunbridge Wells<br />
www.thisisape.co.uk<br />
www.powerplaydirect.com<br />
New Powerplay store now open in Church Gate, Leicester<br />
Rounder Records, 19 Brighton Square , Brighton<br />
www.brightonsquare.co.uk/rounderrecords.htm<br />
Son Of Movie Bar - Brighton's friendly networking night for film makers and those<br />
interested in making films.<br />
!st Tuesday of every month at The Cornerstone Pub, Elm Grove, Brighton<br />
Join our Facebook group HERE<br />
We're very proud to have the following fine people as the sponsors of the Son Of Movie<br />
Bar quiz!<br />
APE
25 North Street, Brighton<br />
79 Mount Pleasant Road, Tunbridge Wells<br />
www.thisisape.co.uk<br />
POWERPLAY<br />
www.powerplaydirect.com<br />
ROUNDER RECORDS<br />
19 Brighton Square, Brighton<br />
www.brightonsquare.co.uk/rounderrecords.htm<br />
All Son Of Movie Bar artwork is by the truly fabulous and talented Nick Gripton<br />
http://www.nickgripton.com/
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