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Creepy Articles: March 2011
	Red State Interview: Brimstone & Birthday Cake This past Sunday I went to the Westboro Baptist Church. Considered to be the most hated church and family in America. I saw RED STATE a few weeks before and witnessed a Phelps family picket first hand. But i was intrigued to learn more about the family that inspired the Kevin Smith film.
	Book Review: Curse of the Wendigo The Curse of the Wendigo by Rick Yancey is the sequel to The Monstrumologist. We rejoin Dr. Pellinore Warthrop and Will Henry as they are thrust into the Canadian wilderness in search of a demon monster called The Wendigo
	Batman Arkham Gameplay Debut It draws together an all-star cast of classic characters and murderous villains from the Batman universe, as well as a vast range of enhanced gameplay features to deliver the ultimate experience as the Dark Knight.
	Red State Screening Takes Interesting Twist We were at the Midland Theater in KC to screen Red State and protest against the Westboro Baptist Church. Signs were plentiful, chants broke out and songs were sung but nothing could have prepared the audience for what would happen during the Q&A session of the screening.
	Aaron Eckhart & Rodriguez Discuss BATTLE: LA The cast of Battle: Los Angeles talk with Kansas City's Fox 4 movie critic Shawn Edwards about UFO's and what it was like to go through boot camp to prepare for the movie.
	SCREAM Retrospective: Still Screaming With the anticipation of Scream 4 hitting theaters April 15th, a new poster for Ryan Turek's Still Screaming: The Ultimate Scary Movie Retrospective surfaced - and it is pretty screamorific.
	Jonah Hill to Direct Horror Film Long gone are the days of drawing dicks in Superbad - Jonah is a legit actor and has aspirations to get behind the directors chair. It looks like he is about to get his chance.
	SXSW 2011: Dentention - Graduate or Die Dane Cook is giving you detention. The comedian stars in the teen horror comedy that pits high school seniors against a slasher film come to life. Guess it all depends on how they pull it off but doesn't seem to original - or good. It will probably be laughable.
	SXSW 2011: Insidious James Wan is the co-creator and director of SAW, which launched the most successful horror movie series of all time as named by Guinness World Records. His other credits include Dead Silence and Death Sentence. Just because you co-created SAW doesn't mean you'll make another great movie.
	SXSW 2011: Silver Bullets Kill Werewolves No it's not a remake of the Gary Busey and Corey Haim flick Silver Bullet - because nothing could ever live up to that masterpiece of filmmaking. With that being said I know next to nothing about this film and have no trailer to share with you just yet. Stay tuned.
	SXSW 2011: The Divide - Trust No One Xavier Gens has directed the feature films Hitman and Frontier. Now he brings us The Divide. Starring Michael Biehn whom you might remember from Terminator and more recently The Victim starring his wife Jennifer and Danielle Harris.
	SXSW 2011: Little Deaths Big Tits This independent UK horror sports a sexy but gruesome poster and a pervert slasher premise. I'm not sure what to make of this film - maybe a House of Devil feel meets the twisted mind of SAW on drugs?
	SXSW 2011: My Sucky Teen Romance This is a cheesy tongue in cheek movie - the title describes it all. Preteens and teens alike will dig this film. Of course there is an Edward like character that plays the cool villian. The teaser poster is pretty awesome and the soundtrack isn't bad either. Give it chance!
	SXSW 2011: Ti West's Innkeepers One of the most exciting and original filmmakers on the independent scene today, Ti West directs his original screenplay, The Innkeepers, a follow up to his 2008 critically acclaimed, The House of the Devil.
	SXSW 2011: Super Duo - Wilson and Page Rainn Wilson could have used some super human strength when he was being turned into fishboy in House of 1000's Corpes. But now he teams up with Ellen Page to bring us a super superhero.
	SXSW 2011: Paul - Cons, Nerds and Aliens Simon Pegg and Nick Frost are back on the big screen again and they brought a star studded cast along with them. Not to mention an alien named Paul. I've loved this duo since Shaun of the Dead and remain loyal.