New film submission deadline announced.

While agreements are coming back from the first wave of filmmakers selected for AAAAAH!! Indie Horror Hits, a new film submission deadline is set for: Friday August 31, 2007.

Films sent with completed submission paperwork will enter the screening queue in the order received.
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Filmmaker agreements on their way.

Licensing and Distribution Agreements are on their way to the first group of filmmakers selected for AAAAAH!! Indie Horror Hits.

The talented filmmakers hail from Australia, Canada, Ireland, Mexico, Sweden, and the USA. Congratulations!
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AAAAAH!! on Facebook.

AAAAAH!! Indie Horror Hits now has an on-line group on Facebook.com.

Sign in to join our group and grow your own personal contact network.
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First submission deadline is a hit.

The number of films received to date is overwhelming.

Thanks to all the filmmakers from Australia, Canada, Ireland, Mexico, Sweden, and the USA, who submitted films for the first AAAAAH!! Indie Horror Hits deadline.

Those films received by March 30, 2007 are in the screening queue, and the filmmakers will be contacted soon.

If you're a filmmaker who's still thinking it over, get it together and send in your film ASAP. You'll be in some pretty good company.
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World Horror Convention in Toronto

As part of my tireless efforts to seek out the best in short horror films and to expand awareness for AAAAAH!! Indie Horror Hits, I attended the World Horror Convention this weekend in Toronto, ON with Killer-Works prez Jill Cooper.

We sat in on panel discussions, story readings, horror film screenings, bought t-shirts, books inscribed by the authors, and bid on artwork. I scored a complete collection of the Canadian -themed short story anthology series Northern Frights. All in all, it was pretty full weekend when you add the after hours libations at the hospitality rooms upstairs.

I ran into my film festival friend Robert Pratten, director of London Voodoo. He's here taking a break from intensive post production work on his new film MindFlesh. Can't wait to see it.

In addition to meeting acclaimed horror authors such as Mort Castle, Nancy Kilpatrick, Joe R. Lansdale, Don Hutchison, Sephera Girón, Kelley Armstrong, Edo van Belkom - and way more...

My convention highlight: I met a long-time personal favourite: illustrator & cartoonist Gahan Wilson (in the photo), who graciously signed and doodled in a couple of my books. Very cool!
Gahan Wilson
World Horror Convention