BLOODSUCKA JONES, written and directed by Justin Armao, will premiere on Friday, February 8 at 8:00 p.m. at The Staircase Café Theatre in Hamilton, Ontario, Canada.
Synopsis:
When David's new girlfriend turns out to be a vampire, he enlists the help of the 10th best vampire hunter in his zip code and international badass Bloodsucka Jones to fight off an army of evil preppy vampires. Prepare for gorgeous girls, graphic violence, Kung Fu, blood, boobs, babes, death, destruction, hugs, kisses, and gratuitous everything!
View the trailer: http://youtu.be/PqYMNp9ciLk
Horror in the Hammer’s mandate for Fright Night Theatre is to entertain film audiences with a monthly showcase of shocking, scary, schlocky, and scintillating independent and mainstream horror films.
“Our goal with Fright Night Theatre is to honor independent Canadian and international talent,” says Aaron Allen, director of Horror in the Hammer. “We want to help give unique independent films such as Bloodsucka Jones more exposure and a voice in a difficult marketplace. We are passionate about bringing back the communal sense of fun, unpredictability, and showmanship that have been lost at the major corporate cinemas that now dominate our communities. Fright Night Theatre is not just a scary night at the movies – it’s a celebration of fringe filmmaking, controversial cinema, tongue-in-cheek B movies, and the art of the macabre.”
To celebrate the screening, Horror in the Hammer commissioned artist Patrick Carson Sparrow (http://patricksparrow.tumblr.com) to design new artwork for the film, exclusive to Horror in the Hammer. As part of Horror in the Hammer’s program to support independent art, 20% of every poster sale goes directly to the artist.
FRIGHT NIGHT THEATRE: Bloodsucka Jones (WORLD PREMIERE)
DATE: February 8, 2013
TIME: 8:00pm
LOCATION: 27 Dundurn Street North, Hamilton, Ontario L8R 3C9
ADMISSION: $10 at the door.
EXCLUSIVE COMMEMORATIVE POSTERS: $5.00 each
Facebook Event Page: https://www.facebook.com/events/469271433131894 Find out more at www.horrorinthehammer.com.
About Fright Night Theatre
Since June 2009, Fright Night Theatre has been bringing horror to the big screen in Hamilton, ON. Each month, Horror in the Hammer and host Jay Winger present a monthly movie screening of independent and mainstream horror movies and shorts.
Fright Night Theatre is a volunteer-driven and non-profit screening program that combines the most engaging elements of a film festival with the intimate and interactive atmosphere of grassroots revival cinema. Fright Night Theatre maintains a year-long call for submissions inviting Canadian and International filmmakers and distributors to submit feature and short films (both current and classic) in the horror, cult, and exploitation genres.
Recent films selected for Fright Night Theatre include Fondue (World Premiere 2013), Hooked (World Premiere 2013), A Cadaver Christmas (2012), Father’s Day (2011), Nazis at the Center of the Earth (2012), Dear God, No! (2011), Absentia (2011), Neverlost (2011), and The Collapsed (2011).
About Horror in the Hammer
Founded in 2008, Horror in the Hammer is a volunteer-driven, non-profit network of horror fans and artists who sponsor and host horror-themed events in Hamilton, Ontario and beyond. Each year, Horror in the Hammer organizes monthly Fright Night Theatre screenings and the annual Hamilton Zombie Walk & Charity Food Drive. Horror in the Hammer also organizes local charity events and co-sponsors musical performances and art shows.
About Hamilton
Located less than an hour southwest of Toronto, Hamilton is the industrialized center of the Golden Horseshoe on the west end of Lake Ontario. Affectionately called “The Hammer” and known for its historic steel industry, Hamilton’s diverse environment and population has led to a resurgence in arts and culture. Growth in the arts and culture sector and an ongoing revitalization of the downtown core has turned Hamilton into a film industry hotspot attracting dozens of film and television productions each year. Hamilton is also the site of a local arts revival in the form of art galleries, monthly art crawls, craft and local food markets, music and film festivals, and the availability of film and med
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