Well, hello there... are you up to your neck in cooking and cleaning for Thursday's annual feast? Well, take a break and check out the November 2010 installment of Lost Trailer Park: Never Coming Attractions...
FANGSGIVING
INFLUENCES
Okay. There really aren't that many grindhouse era Thanksgiving movies. The only one that comes to my mind is "Home Sweet Home" which features Jake (as in "Body by Jake") Seinfeld as a crazy roid-rage killer. I've watched the first five minutes of that flick atleast 30 times... and I've never ONCE finished the feature... but those first five minutes... hilarious.
So, if I had to gauge my influences. There were probably a few.. obviously, Eli Roth's faux "Thanksgiving" trailer. I mean, c'mon... it's near perfection. The recent killer turkey flick, "Thankskilling" should get a shout-out too (I met one of the actors in Ohio recently when "President's Day", my last feature, played a festival out there).
And finally, I would be remissed if I didn't give "Vault of Horror", the old Amicus anthology a nod. Vampires around a dinner table sipping on blood and eating raw meat? I tip my hat to you, "Midnight Mess".
BEHIND THE SCENES
I was seriously considering giving-up doing this things. We barely get views and it takes me away from the main focus right now (which is "Witch's Brew")... but after a flurry of people talking to me about how much they enjoyed them. I agreed to continue.
So, on the way back from Massachusetts, Jimmy George (my cinematic better-half - cowriter/coproducer on features) and I were brainstorming Thanksgiving spoofs. My first thought was a "Gremlins"/"Ghoulies" ripoff called "Gobble Gobble Goblins"... but that would have been a lot of work in no time. We had this conversation last week.
So, Jimmy suggested "Fangsgiving" and I was off. I scheduled a shoot with some of favorite regulars. George Stover has been in every major project of produced since 2008. Leanna Chamish appeared in "Grave Mistakes". Helenmary Ball (and her husband, Julian) and Jessy Danner appear in my latest "Witch's Brew". John Bennett and Patrick Storck are involved with Mondo Baltimore... a bad movie night we host at the WIndup Space in Baltimore city. And finally, Jason Koch and Kaleigh Brown came out to do some quick fx... Jason jokingly asked if they could use a pseudonym because it was so down-and-dirty fast. Yeah, I'm an asshole.
It felt like Thanksgiving. Collecting some of my favorite people and having some gory fun. We shot the whole thing in one night and it was edited in an afternoon. Andrew Shearer once again provided the fantastic voiceover. I forgot to put him in the credits at the end. So, he gets a special shout-out right here too. What up!
Anyway, I hope you enjoyed and I really hope you have a fantastic Thanksgiving.
CAST
Vampire Hunter... George Stover
Vampire #1... John Bennett
Vampire # 2... Helenmary Ball
Holy Water Vamp... Jessy Danner
Stake Vamp... Leanna Chamish
Vampire #3... Julian Ball
Muttenchops Vampire... Patrick Storck
Neckbrace Victim... Les Bradley
CREW
Written, directed, and edited by Chris LaMartina
Special FX by Jason Koch and Kaleigh Brown
Voice-Over by Andrew Shearer
Monday, November 22, 2010
Saturday, October 30, 2010
Happy Halloween. This is not a faux trailer...
Greetings, folks...
It's been a busy month. I've been syncing up audio for "Witch's Brew". I cut a teaser trailer and I produced a quick animation for my favorite holiday... Halloween.
So, sorry, gang... no faux trailer this month, but I think the main attraction here, "Trick or Tweet" is just as entertaining.
Check it out. Don't worry I'll be back to producing goofy grindhouse spots in no time. I just need to catch up with life for a minute.
And if you haven't gotten a chance to see it... this is the teaser trailer for my new flick, "Witch's Brew".
On that note... have a safe and happy Halloween.
xoxoxo
- Chris
It's been a busy month. I've been syncing up audio for "Witch's Brew". I cut a teaser trailer and I produced a quick animation for my favorite holiday... Halloween.
So, sorry, gang... no faux trailer this month, but I think the main attraction here, "Trick or Tweet" is just as entertaining.
Check it out. Don't worry I'll be back to producing goofy grindhouse spots in no time. I just need to catch up with life for a minute.
And if you haven't gotten a chance to see it... this is the teaser trailer for my new flick, "Witch's Brew".
On that note... have a safe and happy Halloween.
xoxoxo
- Chris
Saturday, September 25, 2010
LIBURIED
On set, they call me the "PUN-isher"... its a badge I wear proud and with that in mind, get ready for as many book/library puns as I could come up with for...
LIBURIED
INFLUENCES
To be completely honest, I wasn't inspired by too many other trailers for this one. I didn't watch anything before I shot it... and I can't really think of any "library" horror flicks... which I find pretty shocking, actually. I do, however, really like the weird distortion of the image that occur when I shot with HVX fully zoomed out at close range... it looks like the opening scene from that long forgotten 80s trash-slasher flick, "Matthew".
I guess the closest influence would be stuff like "Ice Cream Man" with Clint Howard or "The Dentist"... all those "great" mid-90s quasi-slashers. So... okay, they're not exactly from the grindhouse era... but I can't break my cycle of mucking up the trailers with scratches, dust, and gate weave. So, get over it...
BEHIND THE SCENES
We didn't have permission to shoot in the library... duh. It was that of my alma matter, Towson University... where I also shot part of my first flick, "Dead Teenagers" and a scene for my second, "Book of Lore".
We snuck in with a cast/crew of six and proceeded to take over the fifth floor... until some eager students and a few tours of prospective freshmen showed up. We shot the gore scenes pretty quick. As you can tell, Lauren's scream is dubbed in (poorly)... because despite being otherwise completely irresponsible... I do value the "quiet" rules of the library.
Kyle (tongue-cell phone dude) and Wade (spine guy) have small roles in "Witch's Brew" and Lauren (our "final girl) is one of the lead witches in "Witch's Brew". Leanna, our mad librarian, is a staple of the East Coast microbudget scene and she kicks ass! She was in my film, "Grave Mistakes" and I love seeing her act crazy!
CAST
Leanna Chamish... Mad Librarian
Lauren Lakis... Final Girl
Kyle Watson... Cell Phone Guy
Wade Brown... Spine Breaker
CREW
Written, directed, and edited by Chris LaMartina
Voice-Over by Andrew Shearer
LIBURIED
INFLUENCES
To be completely honest, I wasn't inspired by too many other trailers for this one. I didn't watch anything before I shot it... and I can't really think of any "library" horror flicks... which I find pretty shocking, actually. I do, however, really like the weird distortion of the image that occur when I shot with HVX fully zoomed out at close range... it looks like the opening scene from that long forgotten 80s trash-slasher flick, "Matthew".
I guess the closest influence would be stuff like "Ice Cream Man" with Clint Howard or "The Dentist"... all those "great" mid-90s quasi-slashers. So... okay, they're not exactly from the grindhouse era... but I can't break my cycle of mucking up the trailers with scratches, dust, and gate weave. So, get over it...
BEHIND THE SCENES
We didn't have permission to shoot in the library... duh. It was that of my alma matter, Towson University... where I also shot part of my first flick, "Dead Teenagers" and a scene for my second, "Book of Lore".
We snuck in with a cast/crew of six and proceeded to take over the fifth floor... until some eager students and a few tours of prospective freshmen showed up. We shot the gore scenes pretty quick. As you can tell, Lauren's scream is dubbed in (poorly)... because despite being otherwise completely irresponsible... I do value the "quiet" rules of the library.
Kyle (tongue-cell phone dude) and Wade (spine guy) have small roles in "Witch's Brew" and Lauren (our "final girl) is one of the lead witches in "Witch's Brew". Leanna, our mad librarian, is a staple of the East Coast microbudget scene and she kicks ass! She was in my film, "Grave Mistakes" and I love seeing her act crazy!
CAST
Leanna Chamish... Mad Librarian
Lauren Lakis... Final Girl
Kyle Watson... Cell Phone Guy
Wade Brown... Spine Breaker
CREW
Written, directed, and edited by Chris LaMartina
Voice-Over by Andrew Shearer
Friday, August 20, 2010
BITE THE DUST - Double Feature
Better late than never, right?
My latest feature, "Witch's Brew" has been kicking my ass, but I finally got a minute to produce a quick Lost Trailer Park. It's nothing too flashy, but here's a little vampire spot I call...
BITE THE DUST
INFLUENCES
Sleazy vampires, man... film stock turned red will make any bloodstains look stupid and similarly, the title badie looks more like a deranged magician rather than a member of the undead.
One of my favorite trailers of all time is "Frankenstein's Bloody Trailer". "Bite the Dust" is definitely inspired by this. It's hammy, cheap (despite being shot in SUPER 70MM... oy vey) and fun ... and that's what I tried to do with this one.
I tried to imagine "Bite The Dust" as a foreign production so that's why I chose to dub it (besides the fact that my original audio was shitty, too). Just pretend its unfinished footage from a Naschy relative's long lost backyard epic.
BEHIND THE SCENES
This was shot in a day in the basement of my apartment building. We used as the coven house in "Witch's Brew" and since we had it for a few more days, I decided to pull a Roger Corman and use it again for a smaller project.
Everyone in the trailer worked on "Witch's Brew" in some capacity. John Boushell, the track jacket-wearing dope, was my sound guy and Clint Kelly, the sweeper, did some PA work and was a witch extra. Chris Rooney, the vampire, did some PA work for us as well.
I came up with the idea while we were cleaning the basement for the "Witch's Brew" shoot. When we finally got a minute in between days, we made a quick trip to the Dollar Tree, and BOOM! we were into production.
CAST
Sweeper... Clint Kelly
Track-Jacket Dope... John Boushell
Vampire... Chris Rooney
CREW
Written, directed, and edited by Chris LaMartina
Voice-Over by Andrew Shearer
My latest feature, "Witch's Brew" has been kicking my ass, but I finally got a minute to produce a quick Lost Trailer Park. It's nothing too flashy, but here's a little vampire spot I call...
BITE THE DUST
INFLUENCES
Sleazy vampires, man... film stock turned red will make any bloodstains look stupid and similarly, the title badie looks more like a deranged magician rather than a member of the undead.
One of my favorite trailers of all time is "Frankenstein's Bloody Trailer". "Bite the Dust" is definitely inspired by this. It's hammy, cheap (despite being shot in SUPER 70MM... oy vey) and fun ... and that's what I tried to do with this one.
I tried to imagine "Bite The Dust" as a foreign production so that's why I chose to dub it (besides the fact that my original audio was shitty, too). Just pretend its unfinished footage from a Naschy relative's long lost backyard epic.
BEHIND THE SCENES
This was shot in a day in the basement of my apartment building. We used as the coven house in "Witch's Brew" and since we had it for a few more days, I decided to pull a Roger Corman and use it again for a smaller project.
Everyone in the trailer worked on "Witch's Brew" in some capacity. John Boushell, the track jacket-wearing dope, was my sound guy and Clint Kelly, the sweeper, did some PA work and was a witch extra. Chris Rooney, the vampire, did some PA work for us as well.
I came up with the idea while we were cleaning the basement for the "Witch's Brew" shoot. When we finally got a minute in between days, we made a quick trip to the Dollar Tree, and BOOM! we were into production.
CAST
Sweeper... Clint Kelly
Track-Jacket Dope... John Boushell
Vampire... Chris Rooney
CREW
Written, directed, and edited by Chris LaMartina
Voice-Over by Andrew Shearer
Thursday, July 1, 2010
ZOMBEES!
We're deep into pre-production for "Witch's Brew", my latest horror feature... but I took some time out to produce another installment of Lost Trailer Park. I'm trying not to miss a month (we'll see how that goes once we start shooting on July 15th).
Anyway... if the summer heat/humidity is getting to ya... just think... atleast there aren't giant mutated bumble bees around... you know... like this month's installment...
ZOMBEEEEEEEEEEEEEEES!
INFLUENCES
There have been many killer bee flicks... The Killer Bees, the Swarm, and my personal favorite... The Bees (with a ridiculous cameo from former US President Gerald Ford).
I was a projectionist/manager at a small afro-centric theatre in Baltimore for a bit, and we showed a 16mm print of "The Bees" one summer. If you've ever seen the film, you know how ridiculous it is... the best is offensive/homophobic ending where the military/scientists try to turn the bees gay so they can't reproduce. Yikes...
So, I checked out some quick trailers for that plus some other classic bug joints like "Kingdom of the Spiders" and "Giant Spider Invasion"... but nothing was really a direct rip. The title, Zombees" pretty much lends itself to a silliness that may just be "too campy".
BEHIND THE SCENES
Years back, in my college days... I thought up "Zombees". It was a funny title, but not much else. Late last year, my friend Justin Lanham (who played a monster in last month's "Frankendiner") texted me the title, telling me I should make it a flick. I didn't tell him I'd thought of it previously, but knowing that his discovery of it made him contact me... I knew it had "legs" and I could use it at some point. Lost Trailer Park was a perfect opportunity.
"Zombees" was a very fracture production. We shot my brother and Bob Creager (the scientist)'s bits on a Saturday. I taped my sister and brother-in-law on a weeknight (that's their adorable son, Oliver, my godson, as the desperate toddler). Finally, I shot some inserts and the footage of Ann Evans early one Friday morning.
The primitive (to say the least) bee animations were done in Photoshop and Final Cut. I made layers of the bee body and arms... then, greened around them and keyed them out in Final Cut.
Perhaps it would be easier to learn After Effects better... but I think that would take away some of the charm.... or maybe I'm just full of it.
CAST
Gardener... Ann Evans
Scientist... Bob Creager
Hero... Mike LaMartina
Husband... Andy Korch
Wife... Brooke Korch
Toddler... Oliver Korch
CREW
Written, Directed, and Edited by Chris LaMartina
Voice-Over by Andrew Shearer
Anyway... if the summer heat/humidity is getting to ya... just think... atleast there aren't giant mutated bumble bees around... you know... like this month's installment...
ZOMBEEEEEEEEEEEEEEES!
INFLUENCES
There have been many killer bee flicks... The Killer Bees, the Swarm, and my personal favorite... The Bees (with a ridiculous cameo from former US President Gerald Ford).
I was a projectionist/manager at a small afro-centric theatre in Baltimore for a bit, and we showed a 16mm print of "The Bees" one summer. If you've ever seen the film, you know how ridiculous it is... the best is offensive/homophobic ending where the military/scientists try to turn the bees gay so they can't reproduce. Yikes...
So, I checked out some quick trailers for that plus some other classic bug joints like "Kingdom of the Spiders" and "Giant Spider Invasion"... but nothing was really a direct rip. The title, Zombees" pretty much lends itself to a silliness that may just be "too campy".
BEHIND THE SCENES
Years back, in my college days... I thought up "Zombees". It was a funny title, but not much else. Late last year, my friend Justin Lanham (who played a monster in last month's "Frankendiner") texted me the title, telling me I should make it a flick. I didn't tell him I'd thought of it previously, but knowing that his discovery of it made him contact me... I knew it had "legs" and I could use it at some point. Lost Trailer Park was a perfect opportunity.
"Zombees" was a very fracture production. We shot my brother and Bob Creager (the scientist)'s bits on a Saturday. I taped my sister and brother-in-law on a weeknight (that's their adorable son, Oliver, my godson, as the desperate toddler). Finally, I shot some inserts and the footage of Ann Evans early one Friday morning.
The primitive (to say the least) bee animations were done in Photoshop and Final Cut. I made layers of the bee body and arms... then, greened around them and keyed them out in Final Cut.
Perhaps it would be easier to learn After Effects better... but I think that would take away some of the charm.... or maybe I'm just full of it.
CAST
Gardener... Ann Evans
Scientist... Bob Creager
Hero... Mike LaMartina
Husband... Andy Korch
Wife... Brooke Korch
Toddler... Oliver Korch
CREW
Written, Directed, and Edited by Chris LaMartina
Voice-Over by Andrew Shearer
Tuesday, June 1, 2010
FRANKENDINER
Life is indeed sweet and sour.
After successfully raising $13K for our new feature film, "Witch's Brew", I've been laid-off from my job. But, luckily for you... this means even more time to dedicate to the strange phenomenon known as Lost Trailer Park.
Because no matter how bad things get... we will always have the midnight movie festivals that celebrate monsters, weirdos and other things that make us whole.
So here it is... June's installment...
FRANKENDINER...
INFLUENCES
For me, diners = creepy... and there hasn't ever been a truly great diner-horror flick. You could argue "Blood Diner", but with the exception of a few inspired scenes, it doesn't make cut (hardy har har).
Plus, once I realized Frankenstein rhymed with Frankendine... man, it just made sense... or atleast it did after a few beers.
Style wise... I wanted it to work within the pulpy diner framework... therefore, giving it a 60s shitty colored vibe. My main inspirations were "Corpse Grinders", "Undertaker & his Pals", and ofcourse Al Adamson movies (thus, the University's namesake).
BEHIND THE SCENES
Most of the trailer was shot in a few hours at the Hollywood Diner in downtown Baltimore. We did some pick-ups in Towson and I grabbed a random diner exterior because it had an older-looking sign that would transition to the main title.
The illustrious Shawn C. Phillips hams it up as "Fritz", a demented/drooling rendition of Dwight Frye's classic role. Other actors include my good friend, Aj Hyde (star of "Book of Lore" and "Grave Mistakes") who pulls off an intense blast of camp with Victor.
Also, filmmaker Mark Colegrove (and his wife, Fiona) turn in great moments as tormented patrons. Mark directed the film, "Isle of the Damned" and if you're into the faux grindhouse stuff... you should definitely pick up a copy...
http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B001UZCPDE/ref=s9_simh_gw_p74_i1?pf_rd_m=ATVPDKIKX0DER&pf_rd_s=center-3&pf_rd_r=14JV54VWFT37S42JY5Y6&pf_rd_t=101&pf_rd_p=470938811&pf_rd_i=507846
CAST
Victor... Aj Hyde
Professor... Jon Gonzales
Fritz... Shawn C. Phillips
Male Patron... Mark Colegrove
Female Patron... Fiona Crowley Colegrove
Patron #2... Larry Jackson
Eye Monster... Justin Lanham
CREW
Written, directed, and edited by Chris LaMartina
Special Effects by Kaleigh Brown
Voice-Over by Andrew Shearer
After successfully raising $13K for our new feature film, "Witch's Brew", I've been laid-off from my job. But, luckily for you... this means even more time to dedicate to the strange phenomenon known as Lost Trailer Park.
Because no matter how bad things get... we will always have the midnight movie festivals that celebrate monsters, weirdos and other things that make us whole.
So here it is... June's installment...
FRANKENDINER...
INFLUENCES
For me, diners = creepy... and there hasn't ever been a truly great diner-horror flick. You could argue "Blood Diner", but with the exception of a few inspired scenes, it doesn't make cut (hardy har har).
Plus, once I realized Frankenstein rhymed with Frankendine... man, it just made sense... or atleast it did after a few beers.
Style wise... I wanted it to work within the pulpy diner framework... therefore, giving it a 60s shitty colored vibe. My main inspirations were "Corpse Grinders", "Undertaker & his Pals", and ofcourse Al Adamson movies (thus, the University's namesake).
BEHIND THE SCENES
Most of the trailer was shot in a few hours at the Hollywood Diner in downtown Baltimore. We did some pick-ups in Towson and I grabbed a random diner exterior because it had an older-looking sign that would transition to the main title.
The illustrious Shawn C. Phillips hams it up as "Fritz", a demented/drooling rendition of Dwight Frye's classic role. Other actors include my good friend, Aj Hyde (star of "Book of Lore" and "Grave Mistakes") who pulls off an intense blast of camp with Victor.
Also, filmmaker Mark Colegrove (and his wife, Fiona) turn in great moments as tormented patrons. Mark directed the film, "Isle of the Damned" and if you're into the faux grindhouse stuff... you should definitely pick up a copy...
http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B001UZCPDE/ref=s9_simh_gw_p74_i1?pf_rd_m=ATVPDKIKX0DER&pf_rd_s=center-3&pf_rd_r=14JV54VWFT37S42JY5Y6&pf_rd_t=101&pf_rd_p=470938811&pf_rd_i=507846
CAST
Victor... Aj Hyde
Professor... Jon Gonzales
Fritz... Shawn C. Phillips
Male Patron... Mark Colegrove
Female Patron... Fiona Crowley Colegrove
Patron #2... Larry Jackson
Eye Monster... Justin Lanham
CREW
Written, directed, and edited by Chris LaMartina
Special Effects by Kaleigh Brown
Voice-Over by Andrew Shearer
Saturday, May 1, 2010
PSYCHO De MAYO (aka Gringos Muertos)
Greetings fellow cinefiles and vidiots,
Chris LaMartina here for your May installment of Lost Trailer Park: Never Coming Attractions. Y'know, I didn't start this out thinking that every trailer would be a holiday horror flick, but when the title, "Psycho de Mayo" came to me... I thought I'd better embrace it before someone else does. (Don't worry the holiday horror spoofs will stop next month... you'll see).
But anyway, for May... we have "Psycho de Mayo"... a goofy slasher spoof that I imagined in a different time (perhaps the mid-to-late seventies) would have been released in Mexico as "Gringos Muertos".
INFLUENCES
There's no sync dialogue in the spot because I figured the movie as a "foreign" production and I bet any American ads would strongly disguise accents or poor dubbing. I even dubbed the screams intentionally poorly... I swear!
The trailer style is pretty "generic slasher", but I definitely watched a tv spot for "Mardi Gras Massacre" a few times before I wrote the script.
BEHIND THE SCENES
The party footage was shot at my 25th birthday bash. My girlfriend got me a pinata without even knowing I'd planned to set-dress our apartment for a Cinco de Mayo fiesta. So, it was perfect that we could get those pinata-bashing shots in the early set-ups.
A friend of mine worked at a prop warehouse and let me get my hands on the huge sombrero, poncho, and gigantic cactus. It really makes for a fun killer costume and, to my knowledge, no other slasher has had a villain like ours. So, I'm pretty happy overall with the finished product.
The "story" scenes were shot in about an hour or so.
And by the way, since you're reading this... let me take a minute to tell you about my next feature film, "Witch's Brew"... its a gory horror comedy about cursed beer. We're currently raising the budget through donations over at kickstarter.com... if you can, PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE donate...
http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/1972109475/fund-our-new-film-witchs-brew-a-gruesome-horror-co/backers
CAST
Maraca to the face... Patrick Matanle
Cactus Girl... Randi Williams
Killer... Corey Schuler
Partygoers... the Chris LaMartina Birthday Allstars
CREW
Voice-Over by Andrew Shearer
Written, Directed, Edited, and Scored by Chris LaMartina
Thanks and see y'all in June. Donate to "Witch's Brew" or ELSE!
http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/1972109475/fund-our-new-film-witchs-brew-a-gruesome-horror-co/backers
Chris LaMartina here for your May installment of Lost Trailer Park: Never Coming Attractions. Y'know, I didn't start this out thinking that every trailer would be a holiday horror flick, but when the title, "Psycho de Mayo" came to me... I thought I'd better embrace it before someone else does. (Don't worry the holiday horror spoofs will stop next month... you'll see).
But anyway, for May... we have "Psycho de Mayo"... a goofy slasher spoof that I imagined in a different time (perhaps the mid-to-late seventies) would have been released in Mexico as "Gringos Muertos".
INFLUENCES
There's no sync dialogue in the spot because I figured the movie as a "foreign" production and I bet any American ads would strongly disguise accents or poor dubbing. I even dubbed the screams intentionally poorly... I swear!
The trailer style is pretty "generic slasher", but I definitely watched a tv spot for "Mardi Gras Massacre" a few times before I wrote the script.
BEHIND THE SCENES
The party footage was shot at my 25th birthday bash. My girlfriend got me a pinata without even knowing I'd planned to set-dress our apartment for a Cinco de Mayo fiesta. So, it was perfect that we could get those pinata-bashing shots in the early set-ups.
A friend of mine worked at a prop warehouse and let me get my hands on the huge sombrero, poncho, and gigantic cactus. It really makes for a fun killer costume and, to my knowledge, no other slasher has had a villain like ours. So, I'm pretty happy overall with the finished product.
The "story" scenes were shot in about an hour or so.
And by the way, since you're reading this... let me take a minute to tell you about my next feature film, "Witch's Brew"... its a gory horror comedy about cursed beer. We're currently raising the budget through donations over at kickstarter.com... if you can, PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE donate...
http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/1972109475/fund-our-new-film-witchs-brew-a-gruesome-horror-co/backers
CAST
Maraca to the face... Patrick Matanle
Cactus Girl... Randi Williams
Killer... Corey Schuler
Partygoers... the Chris LaMartina Birthday Allstars
CREW
Voice-Over by Andrew Shearer
Written, Directed, Edited, and Scored by Chris LaMartina
Thanks and see y'all in June. Donate to "Witch's Brew" or ELSE!
http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/1972109475/fund-our-new-film-witchs-brew-a-gruesome-horror-co/backers
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