Come one, come all to HalloweenOverkill's first fantastic, freakish, fiendish, frightful, f-in giveaway! On the menu today we have some epic trick or treats for you to sample from the awesome guys over at Wild Eye Releasing. Here's what you can win in this giveaway and how to do it.
1. Become one of my followers of this site (following me on twitter would be sweet too, but not required) over there on the right -------> (If you don't know how, then you aren't eligible. Just kidding! Throw me an email at halloweenman666@gmail.com)
2. Comment on this post and tell me what your favorite death scene in a horror movie is. You must also leave your email in the post to be eligible.
3. Go visit the guys over at Wild Eye and check out their catalog of films including the upcoming Night of the Living Dead: Reanimated (this is not a must but it would be nice to check their site out anyways).
4. Everyone who becomes a follower and then comments on this specific post right here will be entered and drawn at random for the grand prize using Random.org to ensure fairness.
5. Contest ends June 6th, 2010 at 11:59 E.S.T.
Now on to the good stuff, here is what is up for grabs in this giveaway:
1. Two Goth Kill stickers
2. A Wild Eye logo button (about the size of a nickel)
3. A set of big promotional photos from the Wild Eye film The Bloody Ape. This set also includes a nice shot from a scene in the film which was autographed by the director Keith J. Crocker and the star of the film George Reis (the 2nd photo is the one not safe for work or children in case you were wondering).
4. A copy of Goth Kill on DVD!
When Catholic priest and inquisitor Nicholas Dread finds out that innocents are being burned as witches he decides to do something about it. Unfortunately for him, his superiors don't agree and he is burned at the stake along side two women he forced confessions from. While dying, Nick curses God and makes a pact with Satan to reign over his own kingdom someday at any cost.
Now in 21st century New York City, Dread has returned to finish the deal. His end of the bargain with Satan must be fulfilled, and many will die so Dread can take the throne in his kingdom of over 100,000 corrupt souls. He just has to find the right bunch of victims... And it just so happens the best goth club in the city is ripe for this bloodthirsty butcher bent on revenge!
Can a group of Goth's and wannabe vampires hold their own when the real thing arrives?
The winner of this giveaway will have these items shipped to them in a padded envelope. The picture cards including the autographed one are inside of a plastic slipcase.
Abandon All Hope Ye Who Enter! (And good luck also.)
6 comments :
I'm definitely checking out "Wild Eye"! I have to say I've seen hundreds and hundreds of horror movies but the one scene that for some reason stuck with me and unsettled me the very most was the suicide scene in "The Omen" (original) when the nanny jumped with the noose on her neck and swung back into the window in front of the birthday party.
my favorite death scene is from Nightmare on Elm Street "dream Child" Where Freddy picked up that girl and threw her into the TV set. "Welcome to prime time bitch" Ahhh classic Freddy.....cjordan23@hotmail.com
My favorite death scene was the pair of deaths in the beginning of Suspiria. A woman is repeatedly stabbed, has a rope wrapped around her, crashes through a stained-glass ceiling, and is hung. Her friend is killed accidentally by the falling glass.
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My favorite death scene is in Friday the 13th part III. When Jason first gets the hockey mask, and takes the harpoon and shoots Vera in the eye... Awesome
I would have to say my favorite death scene of all time would be in Friday the 13th part 2. It occurs when the guy in the wheelchair gets roasted in the face with a machete then proceeds to roll backwards down a long flight of wooden steps. Classic! Never thought they would kill the guy in the wheelchair.
Cool blog, glad to have found it!
As far as death scenes go, I'd start with Evil Ed's demise in Fright Night, primarily for Roddy McDowell's emotional reaction to actually slaying one of the beasts he never believed in.
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