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Monday, 05 October 2009 23:18 |
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 Kicking off with a pre-expo party Thursday night at the Gatorville Tiki Bar, this year's "Spooky Empire" is featuring some of the best known names in horror, as well as some amazing horror writers and artists!
There will be unique seminars, live music throughout the weekend, tattoo artists, Independent Filmmakers showing their films, Special effects Artists, a Costume Contest, Repo The Genetic Opera Shadow Cast, Hearse and Creepy Car Show, Spooktacular Stunt Show, Celebrity Charity Poker Tournament, pool parties, classic movies, and many other surprises yet to be announced.
They're also bringing back a gaming room with over 30 flat screen televisions and game consoles. Once again to kick off the weekend, the convention will open with the 3rd Annual Spooky Empire Zombie Walk, hosted by Friday's, which will have it’s own surprises and guest director, John Landis, will be on hand in a tribute to Michael Jackson.
The doors will open Friday night, the 9th at 5pm. Saturday morning, the 10th, doors will open at 11am. The con will run all through the night until Sunday morning when doors open again at 11am. The schedule of events is to be announced at a later date.
For additional details and an event schedule go to: Spooky Empire Website
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Saturday, 26 September 2009 19:50 |
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 The Lake Mary Museum will host a panel discussion beginning at 7 PM, on October 3, 2009 entitled "Do You Believe?" Expert panelists will relate their research into the unknown
Blue Heron International Pictures producer, Richard Lester, will present the full story behind the Rosewell brick along with panelists including Cryptozoologist Scott Marlowe of the Pangea Institute, MUFON Investigator Denise Stoner. and Ghost Investigator Joanne Maio will also relate accounts of their field experiences investigating the paranormal.
The panel will be moderated by self-professed skeptic, Owen Sliter, founder of the nationally acclaimed Spookhunters.com.
Award-winning film-maker Gary Lester will be on-hand with his video camera to document the event.
Attendees of the event will be given the chance to question the experts. So, we thought that our friends in cyberspace that are unable to attend the event would like a chance to hear from the experts themselves.
Don't forget to mark your calendars and tune in on September 29, 2009 at 9:00PM Eastern Time to hear what they have to say. You can call in to the show at 347/215-8582 to pose a question or just talk to our special guests. You can also join us in our new chatroom!
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Last Updated on Sunday, 27 September 2009 16:19 |
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Sunday, 20 September 2009 18:53 |
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 "The Original Anomalist," Ed Craft and co-author, Lisa Carmody talk about The Valley of the Moon -- a haunted area in California wine country. The region is connected with such famous residents as General Vallejo and the famed author Jack London and home to some of California's most interesting haunted houses.
London's "castle" home, for example, is ostensibly haunted -- not only by the famed author -- but be some of the characters he created in his tall tales of the west.
The Valley of the Moon Saloon is said to be the home of an excentric ghost who re-arranges furniture and opens or closes doors in the pantry. Guests staying in one of the upper rooms sometimes report that bars of soap "float" into the palm of their hands while taking a shower.
This look into the spirit world of Northern California promises to be a real hair-raising start to our Halloween season show line-up!
Pangea's, Scott Marlowe, will host.
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Last Updated on Sunday, 27 September 2009 16:19 |
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Wednesday, 20 August 2008 10:11 |
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 Michael Horn is the Authorized American Media Representative for the Billy Meier Contacts (www.theyfly.com), which he has researched since 1979 (and proved to be absolutely authentic). He is the writer and producer of the new, award-winning feature length documentary, "The Silent Revolution of Truth", as well as the writer, producer and narrator of the DVD "The Meier Contacts - The Key To Our Future Survival".
Michael is returning to World of Weird to discuss his new film, "Breaking the Silence" (2009 Honolulu International Film Festival, 2009 Telly Award), featuring the song "I'll Be My Own Hero", performed by Andrea Dair.
Horn's "Breaking the Silence," -- originally intended to celebrate women's beauty -- evolved into an emotionally compelling and empowering piece.
While conducting interviews, Co-Producer and Co-Director Michael Horn found himself deeply moved by the painful and touching stories these young women he interviewed shared with Michael and his daughter Davida (who also became a participant in the film).
This masterpiece of short cinema brought these amazing women together as an inspiration to others.
Be sure to listen in to this provocative interview. |
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Last Updated on Friday, 11 September 2009 23:06 |
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Saturday, 07 July 2007 09:54 |
 Mysteries magazine co-publisher and Florida's acknowledged "Master of the Werid," Charlie Carlson joins PBS producer, Mia Laurenzo in a discussion about the making of the new television special "Weird Florida: Roads Less Traveled" and some upcoming events for the Charlie has in store for you during this Halloween season. August was a busy month for the new production. Charlie had to be in the studio in Miami and at three prescreenings of Weird Florida Roads Less Traveled. In Ormond Beach, at the Cinematique theater, the sneak peak of the television show attracted a standing room only crowd who paid admission in the form of animal food in support of ARNI, an animal awareness group that supports a no-kill animal shelter. In Sanford there was a double showing of the show at the Chamber of Commerce which attracted a good size audience from all over Central Florida. The show's animal star, Miss Scarlet, was the center attraction with Charlie once again upstaged by his canine partner. Tune in as host, Scott Marlowe, interviews Carlson and Laurenzo and uncovers some of the "weird" happenings behind the camera as well as the "strange characters" front of it. |
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Last Updated on Friday, 11 September 2009 23:05 |
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