If you haven’t seen Black Goat on the big screen then you haven’t seen Black Goat. If you haven’t seem Troll Hunter then you should. Why not kill two birds with one stone and see Black Goat before you see Troll Hunter at the Dark Bridges Film Festival in sunny Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, on Friday, September 29, at 7PM. Troll Hunter is from Norway and Black Goat is heavily influenced by their grim and frostbitten kingdoms. It’s sure to be a great night out for you and the wife.
Subscribers to Joseph Nanni’s Youtube channel Bad Advice For Good Times will see the new short film Black Goat weeks before it is released to the public. The film is currently in the final stages of post production and will be screened at a handful of festivals this fall. But anyone who hits “subscribe” between now and June 30 will not only be among the first to see the short but will also have access to exclusive character designs and a limited edition comic based the expanded story. Good times.
Joseph Nanni and Bad Advice For Good Times’ new short film, Black Goat, will be released on July 15 but details on where are still unknown. The film, being described as “haunting” and “visually stunning”, features visual effects by Rubber Pixel and Loki and stars genre veteran Adam Wilson (Manson, Suck, XIII). Supporters of the film will see if first in a private on-line showing through special invitation. The film is the first part in a series of shorts under the same title. A Black Metal inspired one-sheet teaser was released earlier this month.
Tonight, Wednesday February 25 at 7 PM GMT, log on to Yog Sothoth dot com and watch the world premiere of Bad Advice for Good Times’ new Lovecraftian short Elder Sign. Put on your laughin’ boots, this one’s a real chuckler.
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Producing Casting Call of Cthulhu failed to provoke insanity, although watching it drove a few people crazy, and the Bad Advice for Good Times crew lived to film again. The new short was colour transferred just yesterday and sound post will finish next week. But be forewarned – there is no escaping madness this time around. To prepare you for what is to come we offer here a small, untextured, uncoloured sample of the horror that awaits you. Warning: The final character will be only partly material and you may experience temporary lapses of visibility.
In October, Bad Advice for Good Times announced that Joseph Nanni (Casting Call of Cthulhu) would be following up the success of his freshman effort with a new short. He wasn’t fhtagn around. Filming finished late last Monday, the rough-cut is in the can, and the footage is now in the hands of 4 Stroke animation who will be realizing another HPL inspired beastie with the same awesomeness they brought to the Great Race. The short was shot with Red Camera by D.P. Ray Dumas. Nanni says, “the film is funni-er than the one other film I have done.”
Keep watching this space for more news. Rumour is the trailer for Drawing Baphomet is also finished. The stars are right in 2009!
If you live in Europe and you love Casting Call of Cthulhu then we have a hard time believing you because the film has yet to be shown in Europe. CCoC will have its European premiere at the Amberg Horror Festival, OKT 28 to NOV 2. So go see it and then say you love it. You don’t have to lie to impress us – we like you for who you are. Oh wait, the film is on the Internet, and Yog Sothoth, and Youtube, and thousands of Europeans have already seen it. Awkward. We’re sorry. Look, things have been stressful at work and sometimes we just forget who we’re talking to. How ’bout this, Friday we’ll go for dinner and catch a movie, just us?
THE Xth WT OS INTERNATIONAL FILM FESTIVAL in Oslo, Norway will be showing CCoC. That’s pretty much all we can tell you as the site is in Norwegian.
How cool is the Thriller! Chiller! crew from Grand Rapids, MI? They’re showing Raiders of the Lost Ark, that’s how. They’re also showing CCoC, which is almost as cool. The 3rd Annual Thriller! Chiller! Film Festival runs from October 23 to the 26. CCoC screens Saturday, October 25 at 5:00 pm. The team has put together an incredibly diverse program different from the typical genre fest’ so be sure to check it out. We’re just chuffed we get to share the screen with melting Nazi bastards – that’s what you get for messin’ with The Ark!
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