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Putting together a crew to shoot some projects here at 72nd Street. First up, a promo piece for Jack Ketchum's JOYRIDE. Next...stay tuned. Our distributor tells me that the release of Romero/Deadtime is getting nearer, so more news on that soon...! 

2/22/10

Been busy teaching a few classes, judging a filmmaking competition for Steeltown Entertainment, and doing some podcasts for HotTalkLA. Chris Sivertson (The Lost) is onboard to direct Jack Ketchum's Joyride, and Tom Savini is going down to direct Bleed Deep. The Romero series is moving forward and we're all anxious to continue the show as soon as we can. Meanwhile, it's cabin fever till the snow melts, with occasional forays into the frozen tundra to stalk and kill provisions. So be careful out there. Check out the latest show at

12/14/09

Recently returned from a trip to Los Angeles where I had some great meetings on both Bleed Deep and Joyride. More news on those projects coming soon. My friend, Ashley Laurence, and I met for some delicious food and are planning to take the world by storm with some fun acting stuff. And I'm very honored to have been asked to host a podcast about horror movies on HotTalkLA. I asked my good buddy in the spooky stuff, Marty Schiff, to join me, and we just taped our first episode. The show, "Who's Afraid of the Movies?", will be premiering soon. Meanwhile, the Romero Deadtime Volumes are nearing release through Showcase Entertainment, and Volume Three is shaping up to be a real killer. There are a few script projects in the offing as well, so I hope I can get back to you with news on them early in the New Year. Until then...

Happy holidays from 72nd St.!!!!  

02/22/10

Well, it's been awhile now since I've updated, hasn't it? My dad became ill in the spring, and passed away a few weeks ago. In one of my earliest memories, he and I were sitting on a couch watching a movie on TV - (in a house we moved from when I was four years old, so I was pretty young). I remember being concerned that the Indians were being hurt when the cowboys shot them off their horses. He explained to me what acting was. So...thanks, dad. I love you. Meanwhile, here at 72nd Street, things are busy. We're doing a reading of Jack Ketchum's JOYRIDE next week. ROMERO'S DEADTIME STORIES is at the American Film Market next week, too. And I recently completed a new screenplay called BLEED DEEP. Check out the "In Development" page for more info. And check back here, too, soon, okay? There's new news coming...

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