SCOTTSDALE, AZ, April 07, 2011 (Press-News.org) Horror Film Icons Sid Haig, Stuart Gordon, Barbara Crampton and Jeffrey Combs have been confirmed as special celebrity guests at the premiere of Charles Band's film in selected cities.
Gearing up towards his theatrical release, Charles Band, as always, goes over the top with a premier scheduled to release in several cities nationwide in 3-D and Sniff-o-Rama. Evil Bong 3-D promises to be not just any movie screening, it is going to be a full event, including celebrity appearances in each city, interactive contests with audience participation and prizes awarded and, of course, Charles Band himself performing his Horror Road Show before each screening. Starting in Chicago on April 9th, then premiering in Tempe Arizona on April 16th and nationwide on 4/20.
Sid Haig is known for his horror characters roles as Captain Spaulding in Rob Zombie's horror films House of 1000 Corpses and The Devil's Rejects. He has appeared in many television programs including Batman, Star Trek, Mission: Impossible, Gunsmoke, The Rockford Files, Buck Rogers in the 25th Century, Fantasy Island, Sledge Hammer!, The A-Team, The Fall Guy, and MacGyver.
Barbara Crampton achieved her greatest enduring cult popularity as sweet college coed "Megan Halsey" in 'Stuart Gordon''s terrific Re-Animator (1985). She gave an excellent performance as the ambitious, but prim and repressed "Dr. Katherine McMichaels" in the equally fine From Beyond (1986). Crampton was quite engaging as the perky "Suzie Lynn" in the fun Chopping Mall (1986) and typically solid as the unhappy "Susan Reilly" in Castle Freak (1995).
Stuart Gordon is a creative horror film director who started his directing career in 1985. He joined with Charles Band and his Empire Pictures to make the company's first big hit, Re-Animator (1985), a modern-day version of the H.P. Lovecraft story with Jeffrey Combs in the lead role.
As a horror film leading actor, Jeffrey Combs is probably best known for portraying Herbert West in the cult horror film Re-Animator (1985). Re-Animator was based on H.P. Lovecraft's famous novel. Combs stayed in the realm of cult films to return when making From Beyond (1986), and Bride of Re-Animator (1990) also from Lovecraft novels. He has also been in some supporting roles in Pit and the Pendulum and the strange FBI Agent with Michael J. Fox in The Frighteners (1996).
It's been many years since one of Band's films has opened in a theater and this time it's a complete carnival of an event with a film premiere, celebrity appearances at each city and the Full Moon Horror Road with Charles Band hosting it. His history as a film maker is amazing.
His filmmaking career spans 300+ films including "Puppetmaster", "Troll" - (The ORIGINAL Harry Potter!), "Oblivion" - (again, the ORIGINAL Cowboys & Aliens!), "Parasite", "Dollman" and too many more to mention.
His premiere of Evil Bong 3D and Sniff-o-Rama is screening in 7 cities starting April 9th in Chicago, then Tempe, Arizona on April 16th, and moving on to other cities. We are proud to be one of the premiere cities showing the film prior to its release date of 4/20.
He is also running three contests for fans to get involved in marketing these events for the Evil Bong 3D movie premiere, all the contests are geared towards local fans in each of the cities.
Visit the website to see more information:
www.evilbong3d.com
Armed with 3D glasses and Sniff-O-Rama Scratch and Sniff cards, audiences will be treated both visually and scentually, as they watch the 3rd installment of the Evil Bong series. In Evil Bong 3D: The Wrath of Bong, an evil alien bong crashes on earth. Its intent; world domination. Our stoner heroes are transported to the alien bong home world and held captive by nude alien beauties. Their only hope to escape and save planet earth; EBee, the original Evil Bong. The original whacked out cast of stoners from Evil Bong 1 + 2 returns.
The Evil Bong 3D will include the Horror Road Show, appearances by Charles Band, Sid Haig and Robin Sydney (Masters of Horror, Evil Bong 1, 2 and 3), a bevy of Full Moon merchandise for sale, meet & greet, autograph and photo sessions and surprise celebrity appearances which vary with each city.
Evil Bong 3D cities confirmed are:
Chicago, IL - April 9th - Portage Theater, featuring Barbara Crampton, Stuart Gordon & More!
Tempe, AZ - April 16th - Madcap Theaters, featuring Sid Haig, Charles Band and Robyn Sydney
Dallas, TX - April 20th - Inwood Theater - featuring Charles Band *
Atlanta, GA - April 22nd - Plaza Theater - featuring Sid Haig, Charles Band
Madison, WI - April 23rd - Orpheum Theater featuring Sid Haig, Charles Band
Portland, OR - April 30th - Hollywood Theater - Featuring Charles Band and Jeffrey Combs
Metuchen, NJ - May 14th - Forum Arts Center - featuring Barbara Crampton
*More celebrities are being added at this time
Advance tickets for all shows are available at www.fullmoondirect.com.
Charles Band has sustained a remarkable track record as an industry pioneer over the past thirty years, With over 300 feature films under his belt, the Chairman and Founder of Full Moon Pictures shows no signs of slowing down.
Additionally, Charles Band is no stranger in the use of 3D film making, having several feature films produced for mainstream theatrical release in 3D, such as Metalstorm: The Destruction of Jared Syn and Parasite: starring Demi Moore. Films in 3D have experienced a worldwide resurgence, allowing Charles Band to showcase his creativity in this media to the delight of his fans.
Trash City Entertainment is a full scale marketing and promotions company. We book entertainment as well as promote shows. We are a Media marketing, sponsor inquiry and networking promotions company for major Corporations and National promoters.
Trash City Entertainment
**Charles Band is available for interviews and personal appearances**
Contact Chris McLennan for all media requests: Tel: (602) 399-9500
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www.evilbong3d.com
Trash City Entertainment Announces Horror Icons Sid Haig, Barbara Crampton, Stuart Gordon & Jeffrey Combs confirmed appearance at premiere of Evil Bong 3D: The Wrath of Bong in Selected Cities
Horror film icons Sid Haig, Barbara Crampton, Stuart Gordon and Jeffrey Combs have been confirmed as special celebrity guests at the premiere of Charles Band's film in selected cities starting April 9th.
2011-04-07
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[Press-News.org] Trash City Entertainment Announces Horror Icons Sid Haig, Barbara Crampton, Stuart Gordon & Jeffrey Combs confirmed appearance at premiere of Evil Bong 3D: The Wrath of Bong in Selected CitiesHorror film icons Sid Haig, Barbara Crampton, Stuart Gordon and Jeffrey Combs have been confirmed as special celebrity guests at the premiere of Charles Band's film in selected cities starting April 9th.