Vendors

If you are interested in becoming a vendor for the Nevermore film festival, please submit these documents to Phil Seib.

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Thank you

To the Nevermore 2010 programming committee:
David Nell, Sydney Miller, Will Stroh, Stacey Weger

Welcome to Nevermore 2010

The 11^th Nevermore Film Festival is blessed with great movies.  After receiving more than 100 submissions from around the planet, 9 new feature films and 14 shorts were programmed.  The 23 new titles at this year’s festival range from quietly creepy to friggin’ brutal and some will scare the hell out of you more than others.  You’ll be surprised at how expensive and slick many of these films look, despite having budgets that wouldn’t cover the catering costs on Avatar.  Others have plots worthy of Agatha Christie, and that’s saying something these days when it seems every new horror movie is an over-produced remake of something that wasn’t all that inspired in the first place.  But don’t worry: If it’s good, old-fashioned splatter flicks from the 80’s you’re hankering for, we’ve selected three of the bloody best: Re-Animator, Witchboard, and Night of the Demons.  We’re excited to welcome back Kevin Tenney (2008’s Brain Dead) to talk with us about Witchboard and Demons, as well as his reputation as a director of 80’s classic horror films.  And we didn’t forget kids and families, either! We’re proud to screen 1948’s Abbott and Costello Meet Frankenstein, considered by many to be one of the best horror comedies ever made.  Trust us, Nevermore 2010 promises to be a MONSTERous good time!

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