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WORLD OF DEATH EP 13 – “The Millipede Man” / “Split the Check”
The black and white horror films of yesterday don’t get much attention these days, which is unfortunate. These are the movies that paved the way for what gets made now. If it weren’t for Frankenstein, The Creature From the Black Lagoon, and other monsters of the silver-screen, we would probably never have Candyman, Pumpkinhead, or Freddy Krueger. Some filmmakers such as Jay Wade Edwards like to tap into the style of the movies that created the foundation for the genre we love so disturbingly. “The Millipede Man” is one of the shortest films in World of Death and it isn’t really even scary, but it’s cool. If you ever saw and liked a black and white horror film, I think you’ll be able to appreciate what Edwards creates here.
Up next is a short from the catalog of Patrick Rea, a Missouri-based filmmaker who seems to constantly be on the indie horror radar. I’ve seen a number of his shorts at festivals over the years and you may have caught his feature, “Nailbiter” on cable. Rea’s short “Split the Check” is a comedic glimpse into married life as a group of couples meet for dinner and drinks. If you think there’s some turbulence between these couples during dinner, wait until the check arrives!
World of Death is the web series that fans of independent horror have been waiting for. Featuring short horror films from all over the globe created by the largest variety of talent that a collection has ever been able to boast, WOD provides plenty of blood, guts, screams and laughs for all fans of the macabre. And with episodes averaging around eight minutes in length, WOD is the perfect entertainment for a fan base constantly on the go. Watch it anywhere, at any time, for FREE! New episodes premiere every Monday and Thursday at 7pm CST.
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Meet the Filmmakers
Jay Wade Edwards of Los Angeles started making his own films in 1998. He just finished a music video for The Magic Wandas “Crab Scuttle” which you can watch here, https://vimeo.com/177342351 and you can keep up with Jay at his website www.jaywadeedwards.com
Patrick Rea of Kansas City, Missouri has been making films for about 13 years. His latest feature film “Enclosure” starring Fiona Dourif, Jake Busey and Kevin Ryan just premiered at FrightFest in London and he’s hoping to have some distribution news soon. Follow Patrick here – https://www.facebook.com/patrick.rea.7
Norway’s deepest fjord isn’t just unleashing a mythic monster in Kraken, but its monstrous deep sea parasites as well.
Watch our exclusive clip below, which introduces the skittering, skin-crawling aquatic menaces on the attack.
Samuel Goldwyn Films will release the Kraken in select theaters and on digital June 12.
Here’s the synopsis: “A marine biologist encounters several strange occurrences while researching a fjord, including the brutal deaths of two local teenagers. At the bottom of Norway’s deepest fjord rests a mythical monster as large as a mountain, with a myriad of arms ready to crush and devour anything they can grab.”
Pål Øie (The Tunnel) directs from a script by Vilde Eide, Kjersti Jelen Rasmussen, and Natasha Arthur.
Sara Khorami (Troll 2), Mikkel Bratt Silset, Øyvind Brandtzæg, Jenny Evensen, Ingvild Holthe Bygdnes, Jon Erik Myre, Hans Morten Hansen, Steinar Klouman Hallert, and Filip Bargee Ramberg star.
The behemoth beast from the deep is the latest kaiju-sized aquatic creature harboring a horde of bloodthirsty parasites, joining the likes of Cloverfield and Underwater. Naturally, the Kraken itself serves as the much bigger threat.
It’s also about time that the Kraken received its own feature; though Meg 2: The Trench featured a Kraken-like beast in its climax, the Kraken hasn’t been fully unleashed since Clash of the Titans.
Watch out for the Kraken in limited theaters and on VOD this Friday.