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Clowns

Exclusive Details on Sullivan's Clowns!

You may recall that a few months back we did a story about Tim Sullivan (2001 Maniacs, Driftwood) making first mention of a new film he was working on called Clowns ("Sullivan Talks Clowns, Blood” – December 2007).

Sullivan Talks Clowns, Blood

Tim Sullivan’s getting ready to get back behind the camera for 2001 Maniacs; Beverly Hellbillies very soon, but that’s not all the director has up his sleeve as he revealed in a recent interview with Windy City Times.

100 Tears (2007)

Reviewed by Johnny Butane Starring Raine Brown, Joe Davison, Georgia Chris, Jack Amos Directed by Marcus Koch

100 Tears Goes to France

I bet those stuffed shirts at Cannes aren’t going to see this one coming... Just got a press release that the new indie gore fest 100 Tears is making its way to the south of France to see about grossing out distributors enough to put the film on their roster. The film will be repped by DC Medias of France while there so if for any reason you’re making it to Cannes, be sure to check it out!

Indie Tears Update!

Production on Ted Geoghegan’s first full-on role as producer, the indie splatter flick 100 Tears (which we last told you about here), is rolling along nicely according to the man, despite losing Undead star Mungo McKee due to scheduling conflicts (he’s been replaced by stunt man Jack Amos)

Indie Tears Ready to Roll

Just got word from screenwriter and friend of the site Ted Geoghegan, whose recent work includes the Timo Rose splatter fest Barricade, about the next feature he’s producing, 100 Tears, which we first told you about here.

Crying 100 Tears

Gore. You know you love it. Sure you can pretend you’re a heady horror fan, always looking for deeper meaning in the subtleties of your favorite scary movies, but admit it: You love gore. Enter Ted Geoghegan, screenwriter extraordinaire. His last script, Barricade, just finished production under the direction of Timo Rose. Now he’s moving on to producing another low budget gore flick called 100 Tears ... and it’s gonna be nasty.