Tuesday, January 20, 2009
By: MrDisgusting
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Actor Lee Perkins (KatieBird) writes in with some news about his forthcoming indie feature, CARNIES. "Now and then you receive some good news...like a new president, but today I also got the word from Brian Corder that CARNIES is finished. Have I seen it? Nope. But Brian sent along the new poster and a few unseen photos of Reggie Bannister, Doug Jones and myself. On the official website there are additional pics of Ford Austin, Denise Gossett, Chris Staviski and others. What can I say, it was a big cast."
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Sawdust in the Blood used to be a Carny compliment...not a description of a crime scene.
There are a thousand sideshows playing thousands of small towns in 1936 when the Knuckles Brothers Show rolls into yet another town, ready to delight and dazzle the town folk with amazing acts and puzzling oddities. As they set up their tents they could not know that within days several of them would be dead, ripped savagely apart by a seemingly inhuman force, their souls stolen from their limp and bloody bodies.
Meet Helen, the owner of the Carny, drugged out half the time, demanding all the time--is she, in her drug-addled haze, the killer? Meet Virgil, the Strong Man with a weak heart for Zoe, the fortune telling gypsy enchantress. Meet Ratty, Virgil's friend and the Snake Handler for the show -- a peculiar young man understood by few. Meet William Crowley, the Sword Swallower, who, along with Virgil and Ratty, investigates the mystery, but perhaps too late to escape the same grisly fate as his colleagues. What sinister force is slashing its way through this family of performers leaving a trail of blood and crumpled, torn, soulless bodies in its wake? Step up, step up, ladies and gentlemen, the show is about to begin...
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Don't know about ths one but "Katiebird" was quite good. |
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