Peter, Donna and I were interviewed by Count Gore De Vol back in July at Comic Con this year. It was a hoot! It’s up on the internet now for your viewing pleasure. It’s about 9 minutes long, but worth watching the end (not my idea, but hilarious).
Archive for the ‘Cheerbleeders’ Category
Ridiculous interview with Count Gore De Vol!!
Tuesday, October 6th, 2009More Cheerbleeder write ups
Tuesday, May 5th, 2009Cheerbleeders – front page news in Blackfoot, ID
Thursday, April 30th, 2009Write up on Cheerbleeders in Peter’s hometown.
Now you can see CHEERBLEEDERS in 3D!
Saturday, April 25th, 2009No that’s a lie. But you can see it with a wonderful campy intro by the vampiric host of Creature Features New Blood – Count Gore De Vol! It’s only up for 2 weeks, so check it out while you can. Or if you know me, remind me to show it to you sometime. It’s delightful.
Review of Cheerbleeders
Thursday, March 19th, 2009Fatally Yours reviews Cheerbleeders from the Paranoia Film Festival. It was the one last week on the Queen Mary.
Another Film festival
Monday, March 2nd, 2009Cheerbleeders is screening at Paranoia down at the Queen Mary, Saturday March 14th in the 2-4pm block. Woo!
Random Cheerbleeders review
Wednesday, February 25th, 2009There was a nice review of Cheerbleeders on a horror T-shirt site, of all places, but he had some nice things to say. Check it out. Also you can buy T-shirts.
And here is a good interview with the director/writer about the production.
And a trailer!
Wednesday, November 26th, 2008It’s funny what you find when you take time to search for it…
It’s a bunch of footage I also used on my reel actually. I think I should update my reel soon though. Make a longer one and then also maybe a commercial one when I get my footage from the spec I did.
A bit of Shriekfest Internet press
Wednesday, November 26th, 2008Here is Peter talking about making Cheerbleeders for an online Horror Vlog. He’s 2 minutes in.
Comedy Death-Ray
Tuesday, October 28th, 2008The whole show was great and the film was well received. The only drawback was that Patton was working late as Remy the Rat and was unable to attend. He had a friend come in his place, so the film didn’t quite have the same introduction it probably would have, but it seemed like the audience really got a kick out of it, though they weren’t sure what to expect going into it.
It was a little odd screening a film short at a comedy show, but all in all it worked because it was more of a variety show overall. Singers, magicians, comedians, video sketches, and Peter’s film. Awesome!
I wish I could have met Patton, but I’m really glad he liked the film and wanted other people to get to see it.
In other news I am shooting a student short next Friday and then another short is slated for mid-December. Woo!
