This fall, my horror movie “Bloodwood” will be widely distributed by Eagle One Media as “Bloodwood Cannibals”. The new title should help horror fans find the movie and know what it’s about just by looking at the cover. Check out the new artwork and look for the new DVD soon. Special features will include audio commentary and the complete “Hunting the Unknown” web series.
Bloodwood Cannibals horror movie poster
This past Tuesday’s screening at the Brava Theater in San Francisco was a great time. The audience gathered in the beautiful lobby, where concessions and DVDs were also on sale. L. Jeffrey Moore started the show by introducing the shorts, then asked me to join him on stage.
I almost took a spill on the top step but recovered and gave a quick intro to Bloodwood before running back to the projector to start the movies. We watched trailers to upcoming projects from Red Cape Cinema and a very cool, surreal short by director Nara Denning. The final short was episode 1 of “The Experiment” by L. Jeffrey Moore.
After a retro “feature presentation” clip, Bloodwood played, and we got screams and laughs in all the right places. After the movie, I answered a few questions then went back to the lobby to sell a few DVDS and meet some cool people.
The Bloodwood cast and crew then set out in search of a bar in which to celebrate. The rest is kind of hazy, but I do know that Kate Corey, Steve Everson, Cori Jenab, Chris Madrigal, Nathan Carter, Ramiro Puente, and several others were there.
Thank you to everyone who was a part of this great event!
Apr 8
Two northern California TV stations reported on the Bloodwood movie premiere in Chico. Thank you KRCR and KHSL!
The March 28th premiere of Bloodwood was a huge success! A line of eager horror fans was wrapped around the block, but everyone made it in and had a great time (including the bat who swooped around for a while before clinging to the top of the screen). Thank you to everyone who made the day so special: the Bloodwood cast & crew, our audience & guests, and Tomahawk Productions for putting on a crazy after-party at Lost on Main. Enjoy the photos!
Lindsey and TJ hide from the cannibals Snaggletooth and “Big Bad Mama”. A scene from the horror movie “Bloodwood” featuring actors Kate Corey, Cori Jenab, Braidon Thorn, and Carolyn Davidson.
Tuesday, April 20th at the Brava Theater in San Francisco. An exclusive screening of the horror movie “Bloodwood” with shorts by guest filmmakers Nara Denning and L. Jeffrey Moore.
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Don’t miss the world premiere of “BLOODWOOD”, the exciting horror movie made in Butte County by local filmmakers and actors!
Sunday, March 28th at 1pm at the El Rey Theatre, 230 W 2nd St, Chico, CA 95928
Doors open at 12:30pm
• $5 Tickets
• Meet the Cast & Crew
• Win DVDs and Posters
• Party after the movie at Lost on Main (must be 21 or older)
Bloodwood postcard
Here’s another scene from the horror movie “Bloodwood”. This one features supporting actors Michael and Conan Duch as two hunters who are attacked by the cannibals of Bloodwood forest. This one features foul language and gore, so make sure the kiddies are out of the room!
Here’s another fun video we did to promote Bloodwood. Former KHSL reporter Cindy Nixon (now in Washington D.C.) played fictional reporter “Trina Dixon” in the movie, and was kind enough to also do this video for the web. Special thanks to Braidon Thorn, returning as the evil feral Snaggletooth, and Steve Everson, playing a cameraman named Steve. Actress Katie Uhlmann also provided the voice-over screams.
Last year actress Angie Griffin was cast as Jenna Amos, Lindsey’s sister who is referred to several times in “Bloodwood” but never seen on camera. Instead, Angie recorded a few videos for the “Hunting the Unknown” website and put an attractive female face behind the HtU website’s updates (actually done by unattractive, male me). Here’s the final video she did.
To see more of Angie Griffin, check out some of her hilarious videos at Film Badgers.