Cinema Slaughter Presents The Dead Flesh Feast Horror Film Festival 2011

The Feast begins at noon at the Vine Theatre, 6321 Hollywood Blvd., Los Angeles, CA 90028, starting with the following horror shorts:

Inside the House, Directed by Eric W. Van Der Wolf and starring Cait Powers. A mother dials 9-1-1 claiming an intruder is trying to invade her home. The Operator dispatches units, but will they arrive before the terror is unleashed? Inside the House tells an all too familiar story that often leaves us shaking our heads helplessly asking ‘Why?’ And before we’ve even wrapped our heads around it, it happens again, and again…”

Panic Fear, Written and Directed by John Francis Conway III. When a woman gets up to get a midnight snack, her most feared nightmare comes true.

The Sweet Smell of Honey Rotting, Directed by Hell Colby. Honey is walking home one night when a couple of men stop her from getting to her lover. Raped and left for dead, Honey will return to see her love one way or another. Director Hell Colby (of Blood Shed magazine) takes a grindhouse setting and twists it into a surreal dystopic nightmare. Rated NC-17.

CathARTic, Written and Directed by Devanny Pinn. A group of controversial artists are faced with a project that uses their mediums in an attempt to blur the line that defines self expression and murder.

Tickets are $10 general admission, $5 for students with proof of school ID. Dai Green will emcee the event and introduce the film lineup, which includes:

The Los Angeles Premiere of Song of the Shattered,” Directed by Wolfgang Meyer and starring Devanny Pinn, Brandon Slagle, and Tara Cardinal. This film will be shown followed by a Q&A with the cast and crew. A young woman kills her abusive husband after he viciously rapes her as she tries to leave him. Over time she finds it harder to move on with her life than she originally thought, and the ensuing struggle yields horrific results for those closest to her…”

After the screening, Mark White, The Goth Comedian, will entertain the masses with his funny and original stand-up routine. The horror continues with our next film, Sella Turcica.

Controversial Director Fred Vogel’s film, Sella Turcica, Starring Damien A. Maruscak and horror/exploitation legend Camille Keaton, will set off the night. Sgt. Bradley Roback returns home after a mysterious accident that leaves him paralyzed. Upon Brad’s return, his family is unaware of the details of the accident and severity of his condition. As hours pass, Brad’s health spirals downward to a gruesome conclusion that changes the family forever.

After the film finishes, The Slaughter Slab Horror Panel, will commence, hosted by Scream Queen Devanny Pinn (Actress: Songs of the Shattered, Vivd). Actors and Writers will include: Bill Oberst Jr. (Actor: The Secret Life of Bees, The Street Cleaner) Brandon Slagle (Actor: Vivid,051 Confidential), Scott Swan (Writer: Skin and Bones, Maskhead), Domiziano Arcangeli (Actor: House of Flesh Mannequins, Orgy of Blood), Matthew Chernov and David Rosiak (Writers: Shark Swarm, Hard Ride to Hell).

The Director’s Panel includes: Adam Gierasch (Director/Writer: Autopsy, Fertile Ground), Paul Solet (Writer/Director: Grace, Means to an End), William Lustig (Director: Maniac Cop 1, 2, & 3, Vigilante), Cameron Romero (Writer/Director: Radical, The Screening), Sean Cain (Director/Editor: Naked Beneath the Water, Silent Night, Zombie Night), Douglas Elford-Argent (Director: The Brazen Bull, The House), and Graeme Whifler (Director: Neighborhood Watch, Icky Flix (The Residents)) will be in attendance.

Corey Feldman will introduce the Eugenio Mira written and directed feature, Birthday, starring Corey Feldman. This will be the first theatrical screening in the US. A young man, in love with his girlfriend, attends her father’s birthday party in a hotel where a sect happens to be preparing for the birth of the god they worship.

The previously unreleased remake, Toolbox Murders 2, Directed by Dean Jones and starring Bruce Dern follows an historic Hollywood hotel housing a supernatural evil. It’s been subdued for decades – but when renovations start, a series of murders take place. It’s up to our heroine to solve the mystery.

At last year’s event, Tom Six (The Human Centipede) and Adam Gierasch (Night of the Demons) chose Dead Flesh Feast 2010 to screen their films for the first time, where Night of the Demons remake director Adam Gierasch and original director Kevin Tenney met and spoke.

Cinema Slaughter will be selling their merchandise which includes: