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» Wednesday July 21, 2010 - 08:42 pm
After Dark Films Showcases It's Originals Slate
After Dark Films will be attending San Diego COMIC-CON (Booth #4035) from Wednesday, July 21 through Sunday, July 25th promoting After Dark Originals: "A New Brand of Fear". Building on the success and global awareness of the Horrorfest: 8 Films To Die For brand, After Dark Films has created the new AFTER DARK ORIGINALS (ADO) line-up in cooperation with Lionsgate and NBC Universal's SyFy.
AFTER DARK ORIGINALS' eight cutting edge horror films span the genre. Titles include Husk, Fertile Ground, Scream Of The Banshee, Prowl, The Task, Re-Kill, Seconds Apart and 51. Notable directors and writers include Brett Simmons, whose short film Husk took Sundance by storm several years ago, Steven C. Miller of Automaton Transfusion fame, and previous After Dark writer/director Adam Gierasch (Autopsy). All ADO films were shot in the US and Bulgaria.
ADO's 2010 TALENT SIGNINGS AT COMIC-CON
After Dark Films has scheduled talent signings over three days: Thursday, Friday, and Saturday. During the events, fans can collect FREE After Dark signed posters. Additionally, fans can stop by Booth #4035 anytime throughout the convention to get free decals and other ADO branded merchandise. After Dark will also sell After Dark Originals branded backpacks. The signing schedule is as follows:
Thursday 7/22, 1:30 pm at After Dark Booth # 4035, SD Convention Center
Adam Gierasch, writer/director of "Fertile Ground"
Rachel Miner, star of "51"
Steven C. Miller, director of "Scream of the Banshee"
Friday 7/23. 8:30 pm, The Haunted Hotel, 424 Market Street, (Gas Lamp District)
Orlando Jones, star of "Seconds Apart"
Edmund Entin, star of "Seconds Apart"
Gary Entin, star of "Seconds Apart"
Saturday 7/24, 1:30 pm at After Dark Booth #4035, SD Convention Center
Orlando Jones, star of "Seconds Apart"
Edmund Entin, star of "Seconds Apart"
Gary Entin, star of "Seconds Apart"
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