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Guests do charge a nominal fee for autographs. Due to circumstances beyond our control, the following previously announced guests will not be appearing at Horror Realm: · John Saxon · Priscilla Barnes · Joyce DeWitt · Monique Dupree · Tiffany Shepis
Born in Indiana, Ken Foree has been scaring us
on the big screen for years! Ken’s introduction to acting took him on an unusual path. He decided
to get some formal training at renowned Michael Shulman's Performing
Gallery in New York. Shortly after that he landed roles in the film The Bingo Long
Traveling All-Stars and Motor Kings opposite Richard Pryor and James
Earl Jones and a guest starring role on TV's "Kojak". To make
proverbial ends meet, he took a position as an assistant manager for
a restaurant in Greenwich Village, New York while he was also trying
to perfect his craft by doing off Broadway theatre at La Mama. One
day, an actor friend told him about an audition that he might be
right for on a new indie horror picture that was generating a lot of
under-ground buzz. He called, went in and landed the role of Peter
Washington in George A. Romero's 1978 classic, Dawn of the Dead,
which proved to be a cult classic and in 2003 it marked its 25th
anniversary and remains as popular as ever. In the 2004 Universal Pictures remake, Ken reprised his role of
Peter Washington (The Televangelist) and the film continued its
streak of winning success.
Mr. Foree serves as Creative Consultant to Horror Realm.
Director Frank Henenlotter is a native of Long Island, New York who has provided horror fan some of the most memorable movies in the last 30 years. Frank Henenlotter has provided us with three Basket Case movies, Brain Damage, Frankenhooker, Son of Psycho, Lurid Women and most recently Bad Biology.
One of the most beloved personalities ever to appear on Pittsburgh TV and Radio is the one and only “Chilly Billy” Bill Cardille. A native of Sharon PA, Bill started his broadcast career in 1952 in Erie at WICU Channel 12. He later made Pittsburgh his home in 1957 signing on WIIC Channel 11 (now WPXI) and starred as the host for several memorable programs including “Studio Wrestling”, “Dance Party” and the ever-popular “Chiller Theater”. Bill's is one of the original hosts for the annual Jerry Lewis Muscular Dystrophy Telethon and remains so to this day. The local telecasts have raised 15.8 million dollars for this great cause.
 Debbie Rochon
To date Debbie Rochon has been in over 150 films, including the 2010 releases Colour From The Dark, The Good Sisters and Slime City Massacre. She has garnered awards for her acting including Best Female Psycho Award for her work in “American Nightmare”, Best Supporting Actress in “Screech of the Decapitated” Best Actress in a Comedy for “Dr. Horror’s Erotic House of Idiots” and she won Scream Queen of the Decade Award (1990 to present) from Draculina Magazine (2003) in a readers poll and The Golden Cobb Award in 2009 for Best Scream Queen.
 John Amplas John Amplas has a long and accomplished career in film and the stage, and is best known for his role as the disturbed teenager who thinks he’s a vampire in George Romero’s film Martin. He has also appeared in the films Dawn of the Dead, Day of the Dead and Knightriders, as well as numerous theater productions. Mr. Amplas (Head of Acting) is an Associate Professor with the Conservatory of Performing Arts at Point Park University in Pittsburgh. He has been teaching acting in this program for 27 years and is the Associate Artistic Director of the Pittsburgh Playhouse Repertory Company, as well as a proud founding member.
 Kevin Van Hentenryck Kevin Van Hentenryck achieved instant cult status as the engagingly guileless and nerdy Duane Bradley in Frank Henenlotter's marvelously gory and sleazy low-budget horror splatter gem "Basket Case." The Oak Park, Michigan native initially began acting in 10 grade. Van Hentenryk had an uncle who was a performer in radio, television and movies and an aunt who had acted in a soap opera for many years. Van Hentenryck first met Henenlotter while attending the American Academy of Dramatic Art in New York City. He eventually wound up playing his first substantial lead role in Henenlotter's "Basket Case." The slender, curly-haired and boyishly affable Van Hentenryck brought a winning blend of sweet wide-eyed innocence and charming awkwardness to the part of Duane. He had an amusing cameo as Duane in Henenlotter's terrific "Brain Damage." In addition, Van Hentenryck reprised the role of Duane in the two hugely enjoyable "Basket Case" sequels. He more recently gave a hilarious performance as a deranged psycho in the uproarious horror comic short "The Catskill Chainsaw Redemption." Outside of acting, Kevin Van Hentenryck has had a successful career as a self-taught sculptor.
A multi-disciplinary and multi-dimensional artist, Terri has been a singer, actress, performance artist, sculptor and poet who has performed and exhibited her work internationally. She gained much acclaim through her appearances in such avant-garde films as Basket Case, Stuck on You, The Feast, and Last Beer on Earth filmed in Paris, France. She also appeared in episodes of the award winning cable show "Church of Shooting Yourself" out of New York City.
Her album “Lover Nature” received airplay in several countries.
Beverly Bonner, originally from Chesaning, Michigan, followed her show business dreams to New York City and has since appeared in numerous plays, films, television and comedy club shows.
 Ashley C. Williams Ashley is the star of the controversial horror film ‘The Human Centipede.’ The film is winner of five ‘Best Film’ Awards from International film festivals, recently had a theatrical and on-demand release with IFC in Landmark Theaters across the country and is the recipient of the ‘Best Ensemble Cast’ award from the S.A. International Film Festival. Ashley has an extensive background in theater and musical theater and is a graduate of the American Academy of Dramatic Arts in New York City where she received the Charles Jehlinger Award for ‘Best Actress’ (the highest honor from the Academy.) As an actress she has toured the New York and New England area for the last five years with a number of theater companies including ‘La Mama E.T.C.,’ the ‘Theater Engagement & Action Project,’ the ‘Nitestar Program’ and the ‘United Nations Y-Peer Project.’ In 2008 Ashley was a Guest Director and Political Theater Trainer for the Bulgaria U.N. Y-Peer International Theater in Education Trainings. Ashley is co-founder and Vice-President of ‘Mind The Art Entertainment,’ a NYC based Arts and Entertainment Company where she’s produced and starred in new work of varying art forms in venues such as ‘The New York International Fringe Festival’ La MaMa E.T.C and the ‘Cherry Lane Theaters.’ Last Winter Ashley played Juliet in a new revolutionary version of ‘Romeo and Juliet’ at ‘La MaMa E.T.C.’ under the direction of the renowned Director/Actor Dario D’Ambrosi, as well as produced and starred in Mind The Art’s ‘Anthology’ series at La MaMa’s club theater to sold out audiences. This fall Ashley is involved in two Ny Fringe Productions including being an associate producer and also the lead female in Spellbound- A Musical Adventure. She is also reuniting with Dario D’Ambrosi in the new musical ‘A Journey into the Mysterious World of Madness’ come October. www.AshleyCWilliams.org
Gregory Lamberson is the writer and director of SLIME CITY MASSACRE, the new sequel to his 1988 cult horror film SLIME CITY. SLIME CITY MASSACRE stars Debbie Rochon, and Lamberson and Rochon will introduce Horror Realm's SCM screening at 7:30 Friday night, and will conduct a one hour panel after the film. Bloodtype Online wrote, “SLIME CITY MASSACRE lives up to its expectations every step of the way, making one of the most impressive independent efforts I’ve seen in a long time...it’s a film that’s going to have legs way after it’s initial release."
Robyn Griggs started acting at the age of 3 in a production of A Doll’s House directed by her brother in law David Renoll. She then went on to star in numerous television commercials as a child, and finally won the role of Annie, which she played for several years all over the United States.
Gary Streiner is one of the ten original investors behind the iconic zombie film, Night of the Living Dead, and was also sound recording engineer and mixer for the movie. He is the founder of the Living Dead Festival which takes place in Evans City, PA, where Night was filmed in 1967, and an advocate for restoration of the Evans City Cemetery.
Mike Gornick is a producer, director, cinematographer and actor. Mike’s directing credits include Creepshow 2, Various episodes of Tales from the Darkside, Monsters and Stephen Kings Golden Years. Mike also produced episodes of Monsters and Stephen Kings The Stand.
 Tony Buba Braddock native and filmmaker Tony Buba’s horror experience includes screen roles and soundperson for the George Romero films Martin and Dawn of the Dead as well as assistant editor for Knightriders. He has produced a number of award winning documentaries including Struggles in Steel: A Story of African-American Steelworkers and The Braddock Chronicles. Mr. Buba was named Artist of the Year by the Pittsburgh Center for the Arts in 1998 – the first filmmaker so honored – and received an honorary Doctor of Arts degree from Allegheny College in 2002. He has recently led efforts to save Braddock Hospital from closure with the group Save Our Community Hospitals. Read more about Tony Buba and his work at www.braddockfilms.com.
Actor, Voice-over artist and Comedian. Many “Day of the Dead” fans will remember Mark Tierno as the Zombie “Beef Treats.” Mark also appeared in George Romero’s Knightriders and was the voice of Mr. Reynolds in Creepshow.
 Charles Craig
Charles Craig was not only the TV and radio newscaster in Night of the Living Dead but also appeared as a feature ghoul and a posse member.
Animator for Night of the Living Dead, Creepshow, Creepshow 2 and Evil Dead 2
Actor who played a ghoul, a posse member and reporter in Night of the Living Dead.
Actress who played a ghoul from the original
Night of the Living Dead.
Sharon Ceccatti-Hill
Sharon Ceccatti-Hill is best known for playing the lead zombie nurse in the most remembered horror movie, DAWN OF THE DEAD, a George Romero film. She has become a horror zombie legend all across Europe especially in Germany and is featured as such on posters and many books in Germany. Some of the other films that she has appeared in are, Hellraiser III, Knightriders, Maria’s Lovers, Death Penalty, Silent Witness, Kid Brother (which won awards at the Montreal Film Festival) and many more. Sharon has had a long career over 20 years as a movie and location casting director casting principles, day players and extras. She has cast such films as, Dominick and Eugene; Lady Beware; Gung Ho; Mrs.Soffell; and All The Right Moves. She has worked with directors such as Ron Howard, George Romero, Michael Chapman, Andrei Konchalovsky, and many more. She later joined the David Copperfield Tour as the world’s greatest magician’s personal assistant appearing on stage with him. Since then, Sharon has been scouting locations for movies.
Leonard Lies
Leonard started working as a professional on the cult horror classic, George Romero's Dawn of the Dead. His image as the Machete Zombie in Dawn of the Dead has become a global horror icon. Leonard frequently corresponds with fans from Japan, Germany, France, and the UK., and of course throughout the U.S. Behind the zombie image is a serious film producer and writer who is presently developing and producing The Fabulous Adventures of Mr. Buckethead, a live action super hero for kids with a comic twist; Brain Storm a powerful true story of a man’s recovery after a horrific accident has him pronounced dead and then his miraculous rebirth; Silver Scream a who-done-it involving a serial killer who has a taste for blood who murders b-movie horror icons at celebrity fan conventions and Reign of the Dead a non stop action horror film with new legions of zombies to tingle your spine. Leonard is developing this film with long time friend and associate Len Barnhart who is the author of the Reign of the Dead Book series. Leonard is producing these films through his own production studio Dream Catchers Films, Inc., located in Pittsburgh’s South Hills.
Joe Shelby
Joe Shelby portrayed a motorcycle raider and Martinez, a "chinco looter" in the horror classic DAWN OF THE DEAD. Joe wore many hats during the film production including that of assistant Make-Up artist. Joe has worked on over 50 movies doing such varied jobs as casting, acting, stunts, make-up director, extra, SFX and more.
Nick Tallo
Behind the scenes, Nick has carved out a career working behind the camera as a grip, cameraman, or working the lights for too many films and TV shows to count. He’s worked on several horror films, including KNIGHTRIDERS (1981), CREEPSHOW (1982), SLEEPAWAY CAMP (1983), DAY OF THE DEAD (1985), NIGHT OF THE LIVING DEAD 1990, all the way through the recent MY BLOODY VALENTINE (2009). Nick has taken a few rolls in front of the camera, including playing “Bomba,” the grenade-tossing Motorcycle Raider in George Romero’s DAWN OF THE DEAD (1978).
David Crawford played Dr. James Foster in George Romero’s original Dawn of the Dead. He was Diane Lane’s father in the stalker film Lady Beware, the cop in Bill Hinzman’s Flesh Eater, The Rev (a holy man who turns to the dark side) in Bill Schotten’s Sabbath, among other roles. He has been an actor, mostly on stage, all his life. He also teaches acting, lends his voice to experimental films, and is haunted by zombie movies.
One of Frank Serrao's first professional acting parts was a lead zombie in George Romero's DAWN OF THE DEAD. He went on to work at WQED-TV on two film projects: A Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur's Court and Shakespeare's Hamlet, portraying the character Bernardo. Frank has appeared in many of the television and feature films produced in Pittsburgh like: Two Evil Eyes, The Fish That Saved Pittsburgh, Diabolique, Striking Distance and Passed Away. He has also worked behind the scenes as a transportation department member on Citizen Cohn, Monkey Shines: An Experiment in Fear, The Jacksons: An American Dream, No Place like Home, Money for Nothing, and much more. Frank is also a middle school language arts teacher.
Amy Lynn Best
is an actress, producer, director and co-founder of Happy Cloud Pictures. Through HCP she has produced and starred in THE RESURRECTION GAME, A FEAST OF FLESH and the upcoming DEMON DIVAS AND THE LANES OF DAMNATION; she has directed and starred in SEVERE INJURIES and SPLATTER MOVIE: THE DIRECTOR'S CUT. In addition, she can be seen in AMERICAN NIGHTMARE (2000), DR. HORROR’S EROTIC HOUSE OF IDIOTS (2003) and COUNTESS BATHORIA'S GRAVEYARD TALES.
Mike Watt
Screenwriter and journalist MIKE WATT wrote and directed THE RESURRECTION GAME, Bloody Earth Film's A FEAST OF FLESH and the upcoming DEMON DIVAS AND THE LANES OF DAMNATION through Happy Cloud Pictures, which he co-founded with the lovely and talented Amy Lynn Best and the less lovely but also talented Bill Homan. He also wrote the screenplays for SEVERE INJURIES, SPLATTER MOVIE: THE DIRECTOR'S CUT for HCP, DEAD MEN WALKING for The Asylum and THE SCREENING for G. Cameron Romero. He's the editor of Sirens of Cinema Magazine and the author of the collection PHOBOPHOBIA.
Joe Knetter
In early 2005 he released the collection Twisted Loneliness, which featured an introduction by Sid Haig,. In 2006 he wrote the Novella Trapdoor with his 11-year-old daughter Katie. Joe’s next books are were debut novel, the much talked about Zombie Bukkake and the short story collection Sucked up Fhit.
Scarlet Salem
Independent actress / model Scarlet Salem is an artist who has many original and colorful facets expressed in her versatile field of work. First & foremost, her enthusiasm and passion for the Horror Movie genre (both old & new) is portrayed with any role she is given. Her films include Terror Overload, Killer Biker Chicks, Pajama Party Massacre and the upcoming films Night Terrors and Hallow Pointe both written by fellow Horror Realm guest Joe Knetter.
Mark Cray
Is an independent actor who’s many films and appearances include “The Grindhouse Massacre, The Horror convention Massacre, Never Escape, and The Ritual. As well as soon to be released films such as “Post Mortem, Voodoo Rising, Reunion, Abe’s Tomb 2: feral Vengeance and “The Girl” (who boasts a “who’s who of independent film actors with such talent as Lisa Neeld, Ari Lehman, Robert Z’dar, Debbi Rochon, Scott Cummings and Tiffy Apan to name a few) Mark can also be seen in episodes of “The Pimps Horror house” and if it’s creative and twisted he’s usually trying to be a part of it
Tim Gross
A horror film fan who is living a dream which is reviewing horror movies, B-movies, and no budget horror from all kinds of places... Tim is a guy who eagerly awaits the next sequel to Hellraiser, Leprechaun, or Holy Shit... Zombies. He has published three review books the past three years called "Gross Movie Reviews Volume One - Three" and has sold copies of the books in the past year in the UK, Australia, Germany, and Canada. He seeks out no budget horror movies on a regular basis just for the mere reason of you never know when you'll come across the next Romero, Craven, Argento, etc. and also to help out these Indy filmmakers to get out the word about their films as he places his reviews of their films on his website
www.bastardsofhorror.com and in his latest book. Tim has also written movie reviews for
www.bloodtypeonline.com and for Ultra Violent magazine!
Rick "Of The Dead"
Rick "Of The Dead" Fusselman is the CEO of DSK Productions which started roughly about 6 years ago. They are responsible for making such films as Retards Shouldn't Run With Chainsaws, Slashing Prices, and Holy Shit...Zombies!
Ed Demko
Ed is the co-creator/writer/webmaster for Bloodtype Online, covering horror/cult/exploitation films. The site was started by Ed and friend Russ Rutter as a way to get the types of films they enjoy out to the public, as well as a means to give people guidance on films coming to theatres and DVD. Bloodtype not only offers movie reviews, but also daily horror genre news, interviews with actors/directors/etc, a weekly podcast, feature article section, and a specialty article entitled "The Mud, The Blood, and The Beer". "We take pride in being on the forefront of writing reviews for the site," Ed says. "We are very familiar with other websites out there and very few if any of them review as many films as we do on a weekly basis. Basically we love always having fresh and new content for people to check out."
Ken Kish
Ken is the founder of Cinema Wasteland website and the popular Cinema Wasteland Convention in Strongsville, Ohio. An expert of all things horror and related genres.
Art Ettinger
Managing Editor of Ultra Violent Magazine, Ed is a writer and singer that shares his passion and expertise with fans through many different mediums.
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JONATHAN MABERRY is a New York Times best-selling and multiple Bram Stoker Award-winning author, magazine feature writer, playwright, content creator and writing teacher/lecturer. His books have been sold to more than a dozen countries.
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 Rhiannon Frater
Rhiannon Frater is the author of the As The World Dies: A Zombie Series. The first novel in the series, The First Days, won the 2008 Dead Letter Award for Best Book (Fiction). The second book, Fighting to Survive won the 2009 Dead Letter Award in the same category. Originally self-published, the As The World Dies books were recently purchased by Tor. The first book will be released in Spring 2011.
Tonia Brown's short stories have appeared in a variety of anthologies, such as Letters From The Dead, Eyewitness Zombie, and Hungry for Your Love. She is also the proud author of several books, including Lucky Stiff: Memoirs of an Undead Lover, and the erotic steampunk series Clockworks and Corsets. Tonia lives in the hills of North Carolina with her loving husband and an ever fluctuating number of cats. When not writing she splits her time between reading, loving said husband, petting said cats and dreaming of her next novel. You can learn more about her and her pen name, Regina Riley, at: www.thebackseatwriter.com
 William Todd Rose William Todd Rose is a dark fiction author currently residing in Parkersburg, WV. His short fiction has appeared in various small press magazines and publications and his debut experimental horror novella, Shadow of the Woodpile, was released in 2009. This was quickly followed up with Cry Havoc: An Apocalyptic Novel and in 2010 Library of the Living Dead Press released his zombie opis The Dead & Dying. For more information on the author, or to download the free e-book Sex in the Time of Zombies, please visit www.williamtoddrose.com
 Patrick D'Orazio
Patrick D'Orazio resides in southwestern Ohio with his wife, Michele, two children, Alexandra and Zachary, and three spastic dogs. He has been writing since he was a teenager but only recently clued into the fact that unless he attempted to get published, no one else would really care.
 Derek J. Goodman
Derek J. Goodman is the author of The Apocalypse Shift and All Hell's A-Buying Froztees, both from Library of Horror press, as well as the story collection Machina from M-Brane SF. In addition, he has published over fifty stories in various publications. He currently lives and writes in Wisconsin.
 Zombie Zak
Zombie Zak, a (mostly) humble creature of the night, the dead and things best left with the Bright. Though the godless hordes of the undead may be bustling and bursting about, he'll be standing up tall, leading the shout.
Robert R Best is the author of All Kinds Of Things Kill, Lakewood Memorial and Ashton Memorial. World Memorial, the third installment of the zombie-themed Memorial Trilogy, will be released in 2011.
David Dunwoody is the author of the zombie novel EMPIRE, as well as the horror collections UNBOUND & OTHER TALES and DARK ENTITIES. Dave is currently confined to a padded cell somewhere in Utah, but is released once a year to roam Pittsburgh in search of flesh. Visit him on the Web at http://daviddunwoody.com.
M. S. Gardner is the author of upcoming novel, Outbreak A. D. (Library of the Living Dead Press). He currently has another manuscript being reviewed by a publisher with more in the works. His short fiction will be appearing in multiple anthologies including The Scroll of Anubis (Library of Horror Press). While not writing, M. S. plays guitar for The Day Of The Beast (Canonical Hours) and practices for the inevitable Zombie Apocalypse in Left 4 Dead and Left 4 Dead 2, under the guise, PLAGUEtheDEAD. M. S. is 26 years old and lives with his numerous pets in Virginia.
Ben lives in Columbus , Ohio with his wife, Kristy, and daughter, Mallory. He has been writing off and on since high school. Growing up in Pittsburgh, PA and being introduced at a young age to zombies by his father, Ben’s love of the undead has grown by leaps and bounds during his time in the Navy and afterwards.
Jake Bible lives in Asheville, NC with his wife and two kids. He is the author of many published short stories and the creator of a new literary form: the Drabble Novel. DEAD MECH is his first novel and represents the introduction to the world of the Drabble Novel, a novel written 100 words at a time.
 Gregory L Hall Gregory L Hall has a long history in comedy and theatre. He’s a national Telly Award winner and creator of the Baltimore Comedy Fest. His short stories have appeared in such publications as Shroud, Alien Skin, Necrotic Tissue and Morpheus Tales. His goth thriller, AT THE END OF CHURCH STREET, is getting rave reviews and praise from the critics. Greg runs the horror website Choate Road and is the host/producer of the live talk show The Funky Werepig.
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 Jason S. Hornsby Jason S. Hornsby is the author of the critically-acclaimed zombie novel Every Sigh, The End and the soon to be released Eleven Twenty-Three, a ghoulish blend of ghosts, political intrigue, conspiracy theory, and briefcases. He has been lauded as "an author gifted with the rare ability to spin tales of bleakest human horror into literary masterpieces," and his newest book has been hailed as "an utterly terrifying, genre-bending, paranoid nightmare of a novel that should be in line for major genre and mainstream awards." Hornsby is originally a native of Florida, but has lived in hiding in Beijing for the past two years teaching creative writing and making trouble with the Communist Party. He will be traversing the planet in order to meet fellow horror fans and the legendary Ken Foree.
 James Melzer James Melzer is the author of The Zombie Chronicles trilogy, which began as a free podcast back in September, 2008. Since then, the first novel, Escape, has received close to a million downloads, won the Dead Letter Award for Best Web Series, and has been picked up to be published by Permuted Press and Simon & Schuster. It will be coming to stores everywhere in March, 2011. Canadian by birth, Melzer now makes his home in Pennsylvania with his wife and daughter.
 Tony Monchinski Tony Monchinski, Ph.D., is a high school teacher in Bedford, New York. He writes and photographs for MuscleMag International, a monthly bodybuilding magazine, and his books include The Politics of Education (Sense), Critical Pedagogy and the Everyday Classroom (Springer), Education in Hope: Critical Pedagogies and the Ethic of Care (Peter Lang), as well as the novels Eden and Crusade, both from Permuted Press.
 Kim Paffenroth Kim Paffenroth is Professor of Religious Studies at Iona College. His work on religion and popular culture includes his book Gospel of the Living Dead: George Romero's Visions of Hell on Earth (Baylor, 2006), which won the Bram Stoker Award. He also writes zombie fiction. His most recent novel is Valley of the Dead: The Truth Behind Dante's Inferno (Permuted, 2010).
 D.L. Snell
D.L. Snell has sold stories to anthologies such as Kevin J. Anderson's BLOOD LITE series from Pocket Books. Snell is a freelance editor for, and frequent contributor to, Permuted Press. His second novel, DEMON DAYS, is co-authored with screenwriter/producer Richard Finney.
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Joel Robinson is a horror and comic book artist specializing in character portraiture. In addition to being a staff artist at HorrorHound Magazine, he produces Prints of the Macabre, designs convention posters and creates artwork for various bands including Unknown Hinson. See Joel’s work at
www.artpusher.net. Joel’s art has been featured on cable channels G4 & Sci-Fi Network, AMC, TCN, fangoria.com, comicmonsters.com and in HorrorHound and Rue Morgue Magazines. Joel was also the cover artist for the Vincent Price Presents comic book from issues 1-8.
A Pittsburgh native and self taught artist, Malcolm has been creating art for more than 40 years. His works have been exhibited at several solo and group shows and at local conventions, including Horror Realm, Zombie Fest, Monster Bash and Pittsburgh Comicon. His work was first seen on Chiller Theater back in the 70's; he also contributed to two Strange but True segments on the show. Malcolm also had photos published in the first two issues of Scream Queens Illustrated. His works include 60's styled classic monster portraits, fantasy and dark art pin-ups and 60's Saturday morning cartoons. Limited commissions are available by contacting: monstershoppe@yahoo.com or www.myspace.com/monstershoppe.
Chris Kuchta is a Art Instructor and Freelance Illustrator hailing from Lafayette, Indiana. A graduate of American Academy of Art in 2000, he has since studied art all over the globe. In 2004 he opened the Kuchta Academy of Fine Art and Illustration and has been teaching Academic Drawing and Painting as well as Digital Art and Graphic Design. As well as teaching, he has also worked as a freelance illustrator and portrait painter. His current projects include a series of movie monster paintings and prints, concept illustration for film and animation, story-boarding and a comic graphic novel entitled Escalation. When not drawing and painting he can be found with his wife Lori and two cats Vincent and Hop.
 PRIMO Narrowly escaping the invasion of his home planet alive, Primo has come to Earth to reside among us in intergalactic exile. He often paints “monsters and dead actors” while he awaits the chance to return home and reclaim his rightful place on the throne. Until then, he can be found on the comic book convention circuit, teaching at DuCret School of the Arts in New Jersey and at myspace.com/primo_cardinale.
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