Masters of Horror at Madison Horror Film Festival
Sept 20, 2009 8:18:13 GMT -8
Post by madhorror on Sept 20, 2009 8:18:13 GMT -8
Madison Horror has added two episodes of Masters of Horror directed by Stuart Gordon to the Sunday schedule for the Madison Horror Film Festival. We will screening the episodes Black Cat and Dreams in the Witchhouse accompanied by Q&A sessions with Stuart Gordon.
The Madison Horror Film Festival is being held on Saturday October 3rd and Sunday October 4th at the Market Square Cinema located at 6604 Odana road in Madison, WI. The festival spotlights short and feature films in the horror genre. A complete festival schedule of selected films as well as trailers can be found at www.madisonhorror.com .
The Madison Horror Film Festival is proud to be working with the Autism Society of Greater Madison to help improve the lives of people affected by Autism. Autism is a serious and often misunderstood disease that affects 1 million children and adults in the U.S. alone. This is a disease that is close to those involved with the film festival as friends of ours have children suffering from the disease. One of the guests, Elske McCain has a daughter with Autism as do our friends that run the Graveyard Show podcast out of L.A. Donations are being accepted at ow.ly/oQ6s as well as during the Madison Horror Film Festival. Advanced donations of $100 or more will receive a pair of weekend passes to the film festival.
Tickets for the festival are $12 per day or $20 for the two day pass. Advance tickets may be purchased at Westfield Comics (7475 Mineral Point Road), Pre-played (440 State Street) or online at www.madisonhorror.com .
The Madison Horror Film Festival is being held on Saturday October 3rd and Sunday October 4th at the Market Square Cinema located at 6604 Odana road in Madison, WI. The festival spotlights short and feature films in the horror genre. A complete festival schedule of selected films as well as trailers can be found at www.madisonhorror.com .
The Madison Horror Film Festival is proud to be working with the Autism Society of Greater Madison to help improve the lives of people affected by Autism. Autism is a serious and often misunderstood disease that affects 1 million children and adults in the U.S. alone. This is a disease that is close to those involved with the film festival as friends of ours have children suffering from the disease. One of the guests, Elske McCain has a daughter with Autism as do our friends that run the Graveyard Show podcast out of L.A. Donations are being accepted at ow.ly/oQ6s as well as during the Madison Horror Film Festival. Advanced donations of $100 or more will receive a pair of weekend passes to the film festival.
Tickets for the festival are $12 per day or $20 for the two day pass. Advance tickets may be purchased at Westfield Comics (7475 Mineral Point Road), Pre-played (440 State Street) or online at www.madisonhorror.com .
