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Post by wolfclown on Dec 26, 2006 1:38:13 GMT 10
If you like horror, and you are a fan of the old time side show, you will enjoy "Freakshow" from The Asylum Studios.
It has a nice story line, and REAL sideshow freaks.
The movie was directed by Drew Bell, and produced by David Latt.
Synopsis: A group of crooks infiltrate a traveling circus/sideshow in order to rob them. However, the tables are turned on them as the freaks discover their evil deeds.
"No One Is Safe from the Freaks' justice."
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Post by wolfclown on Dec 26, 2006 1:46:46 GMT 10
Rebekah Kochan .... Lucy - (The Treasure of Pirate Island) Dane Rosselli .... Hank - (Nacho Libre; Quinceanera) Christopher Adamson .... Lon - (Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl) Sharon Edrei .... Sherri Dean N. Arevalo .... Al Diego Barquinero .... Sideshow Talker - (It's Not Easy Being a Wolf Boy) Matthew Blashaw .... Jimmy Evan Block .... Human Shadow Robert Pike Daniel .... Security Chief Etta Divine .... Mongoloid Girl Amy Dunton .... Bobby-Bobbie Sharon Edrei .... Sherri Daeg Faerch .... Glen Brystal Geu .... Mongoloid #2 McKenna Geu .... Little Kimmie Jimmy Goldman .... The Great Riwami - An Armless Wonder Larry Gomez .... Wolf Boy - The Real Wolf Man: www.thewolfpeople.comJohn Karyus .... The Elephant Man Mark Preston Miller .... Lee Mighty Mike Murga .... Curtis Stephanie Naifeh .... Bearded Woman Amanda Ward .... Cannibal Girl - (King of Lost Island, Alien Abduction) VeeKay .... Wolf Man Directed by Drew Bell
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Post by wolfclown on Dec 26, 2006 1:50:00 GMT 10
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Post by wolfclown on Dec 26, 2006 11:03:06 GMT 10
Others in the cast:
Bill Quinn as Chef
Wayne Baldwin as Old Man / Story Teller
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Post by wolfclown on Dec 26, 2006 11:04:49 GMT 10
I still say these are two good reason to see this movie; Amanda Ward as Cannibal Girl, and The Wolf Man:
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Post by Owen Watkin on Dec 26, 2006 20:26:20 GMT 10
Thanks for that info wolfclown, I look forward to seeing it.
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Post by vectorio on Dec 28, 2006 3:02:31 GMT 10
The freakshow movie to end all freakshow movies is the 1932 Tod Browning's Freaks. Why it was so good? It REAL circus freaks! They were all good actors too. Except for the bearded lady who was laughing at the wrong time. Can you think of anuthoing better then Freaks?
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Post by Owen Watkin on Dec 28, 2006 9:44:08 GMT 10
It is hard to!
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Post by wolfclown on Jan 1, 2007 3:41:43 GMT 10
The freakshow movie to end all freakshow movies is the 1932 Tod Browning's Freaks. Why it was so good? It REAL circus freaks! They were all good actors too. Except for the bearded lady who was laughing at the wrong time. Can you think of anuthoing better then Freaks? You are right Vectorio, there will never be another movie like Freaks. It is the granddady of them all.
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Post by Owen Watkin on Jan 3, 2007 16:01:23 GMT 10
Is Freaks out on DVD?
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Post by wolfclown on Jan 6, 2007 2:18:42 GMT 10
Yes, "Freaks" is now on DVD.
It came out a couple of years ago.
I bought it on Amazon.com.
It has a lot of specail features.
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Post by Owen Watkin on Jan 7, 2007 1:20:11 GMT 10
Very good, Wolfclown thanks.
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Post by wolfclown on Jan 10, 2007 12:28:18 GMT 10
From director Drew Bell on "Freakshow" the movie:
"the film will be in blockbuster and hollywood video on jan 31 2007......very exciting!!!!
hope all is well and make this year great!!!"
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Post by wolfclown on Jan 28, 2007 11:53:05 GMT 10
Freakshow will be released on January 30th. Check out the poster:
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Post by wolfclown on Jan 30, 2007 3:33:33 GMT 10
Hello, and happy Monday. Yesterday, January 28, 2007, we had the screening of "Freakshow." Several cast members and crew were present. Among those who were there were: Drew Bell (The Director), Mark Ackins, Amanda Ward, Amy Dunton, Sque3ze and the Suspension Guys, Mark P. Miller (Lee), Kiyomi, Chester, Wini McKay, Glenn, Mighty Mike, VeeKay, the person who plays Hank's Dad, several family members, circus fans, and three people who saw the invite on the IMDB Freakshow message board. The three IMBD "guests" were allowed in after they sang the praises of VeeKay, even though non of them have ever met him, But, they were allowed in anyway. I played the Outside Talker ("barker" to the townies and Rubes), and made remarks on each person that came in. It was fun. Christopher Adamson sent his love to everyone, which I also relaid to the audience. Before the movie begun, Drew Bell spoke, and we did a short "Q & A." We had to wait until 6:30 PM to begin the movie since there was a band playing on the other side of the tent. The owner of the Sagebrush Cantina provided a wonderful buffet. Mighty Mike did the technical work. I, as the Side Show Talker, was the eye candy. The movie received mixed reviews. However, as I suspected, most people enjoyed the "Special Features" best. Before and after the movie we took lots of pictures. I hope that the Asylum will post them. I'll post the ones I have at www.circusfolks.com/oddities/ by next week. The movie comes out on Tuesday. Would love to read your comments and review of the movie.
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