FRIGHT NIGHT FILM FEST!!!
The following is an email that we received from one of our biggest submissions:
Dear PJ,
Congratulations! Your film "Hallows Eve: Slaughter on Second Street" has made it into the 2009 Fright Night Film
Fest. Your film will be screened on the weekend of August 14-16, 2009. Keep checking on the website and link to
us. Tell your friends, actors, family and everyone involved in the movie.
Thanks for sending us your submission and Good Luck!
Fright Night Staff
Rogue Cinema Interview
The 5 year anniversary of Roguecinema.com is this month and Duane Martin asked Hallows Eve to be apart of that...Read More
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Horror Extreme Movie Review
Hallows Eve: Slaughter on Second Street is an independent slasher movie written, directed and produced by PJ Starks and Rodney Newton utilizing only resources local to them, shooting the movie in their local community of Owensboro, Kentucky and making use of the local talent to be the victims of their evil protagonistic creation...Read More
Hallows Eve Listed On IMDB
Just follow the link below to check out the official internet movie database web page.
Congratulations to everyone involved with the project, this is a huge step in the right direction.
This legitimizes everything we've done! Rodney put it best when he said that, "These people we
look up to in the industry are now our fellow peers." There are still a few names pending that have
been submitted, so if you were a part of the project and do not see your name, don't fear. It will
be on there shortly.
Hallows Eve - IMDB
Upcoming Showing @ Kentucky Wesleyan
If you haven't seen the local horror project Hallows Eve: Slaughter on Second Street, now is your chance. Come see what Backwoodshorror.com calls,"...a fun little horror/mystery romp!", Arrowinthehead.com says,"...packs the power to surprise!" and Oh-The-Horror.com declares,," (Hallows Eve) hits the mark...". The showings will take place on Friday, May 1st & Saturday, May 2nd in Hager Hall on the campus of Kentucky Wesleyan College. Film starts at 8pm both nights and tickets are only $5 at the door, $3 for students & faculty with proper ID. The screenings are a benefit with proceeds going to KWC, WKWC Panther Radio & OCTV 71. Hallows Eve: Slaughter on Second Street...who will survive and who will die trying?
Best Horror Movie Review
Hallows Eve: Slaughter on Second Street pulls off an interesting story, passable gore, a nice
whodunit and a cool parallel to Scooby Doo....Read More
Oh The Horror Review
The last few months have seen the review of some independent films here at OTH, and I'm back for
another round with Hallow's Eve: Slaughter on Second Street, a no-frills slasher film from Verite
Pictures. After checking out the trailer online, I was actually pretty excited to check this one
out because I'm a sucker for all things slasher, and it looked like this one would deliver
everything I'd expect from the sub-genre...Read More
Backwoods Horror Review
Alrighty, so, what did I think? Well, first of all, it's much MUCH better than that shitfest Stockholm Syndrome, but that doesn't really do it justice (because I could take a shit, film it, and put it out on DVD and that'd be a better film). The reason I bothered to put the two in the same sentence is that they're both examples of independent horror filmmaking...Read More
Indie Scares Review
When you read the synopis of the film, it sounds more or less like any other horror film that's set in a haunted house attraction. I'd even go out on a limb and say that if you took Funhouse or Dark Ride and mixed in a bit of Session 9 and House on Haunted Hill you've pretty much got Hallows Eve. Despite what it borrows from those other films (and a bit of a Scooby Doo in places) its still a fun film with enough gore and solid acting to keep you interested for its entirety....Read More
