I want to publicly congratulate my good friend Cameron McCasland (Long-time collaborator and Dr. Gangrene director) on receiving not one but TWO Emmy nominations. The local Emmy Awards show is this weekend, where they'll be announcing winners. Cameron is nominated for his short film, TAILYPO, based on the folk tale of the same name, and for a music video he directed called KIDS WITH CARS.
Kids with Cars
Artist Dallas Smith did an amazing job on this old-school stop motion video.
Tailypo
Winner of last year's Rondo Award for Best Short Film.
Good luck Cameron, we're keeping our scalpels crossed for ya!
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Tuesday, January 17
Thursday, September 24
Halloween Triple-Feature hosted by Dr. Gangrene
It's a Halloween triple-feature at the Franklin Drive-in, in Franklin KY on Saturday, October 17th.
In honor of the late Wes Craven, we are showing his 1984 masterpiece NIGHTMARE ON ELM STREET, along with the 1985 classic THE GOONIES and director Cameron McCasland's short film TAILYPO.
The event is hosted by Nashville Horror Host Dr. Gangrene, and director McCasland will be appearing as well to discuss his film. There will also be a costume contest for kids and adults with prizes, and more. Make plans now, or Freddy will getcha!
In honor of the late Wes Craven, we are showing his 1984 masterpiece NIGHTMARE ON ELM STREET, along with the 1985 classic THE GOONIES and director Cameron McCasland's short film TAILYPO.
The event is hosted by Nashville Horror Host Dr. Gangrene, and director McCasland will be appearing as well to discuss his film. There will also be a costume contest for kids and adults with prizes, and more. Make plans now, or Freddy will getcha!
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