I’m supremely pleased to let you all know that Tex: Vampire Hunter will play at the Bumbershoot. There aren’t a lot of venues to see short films in the US. It’s just not a popular format here. One of my first real experiences with short films was at 1 Reel years ago, back when I [...]
I was browsing the Seattle International Film Festival catalog, trying to map my schedule through all the films I want to see, when I began to notice a curious trend. My movie “Tex: Vampire Hunter” was not selected for SIFF this year (got in to STIFF), but I have now discovered the secret to getting [...]
It says such lovely things as: Coming in at just under thirteen minutes, this film is packed full of dark imagery and full on action. There’s a whole lot of awesomeness packed into just thirteen minutes. and, One of the most striking things about the film are the visuals and the use of lighting. The [...]
Tickets are now available for the screenings of Tex: Vampire Hunter at Seattle’s True Independent Film Festival. Sunday, June 6 – 7:20PM at Northwest Film Forum Thursday, June 10 – 9:30PM at Central Cinema Since it’s a short, each of this showings is together with a feature-length film. I’ll be at both screenings doing the [...]
Northwest Vampire Western fans rejoice, for Tex: Vampire Hunter is getting some major love from its hometown and its director’s hometown. There are three upcoming opportunities to see your favorite undead-hunting cowboy on the big screen in Seattle and environs. April 18: Celluloid Bainbridge Film Festival. See Tex as a part of the line-up of [...]
“Tex: Vampire Hunter” has been accepted to the 12th Annual Celluloid Bainbridge Film Festival. It will play on April 18th at the historic Lynwood Theatre on Bainbridge Island. Also playing this year are the sociopolitical satire Zombies of Mass Destruction and cross-cultural rom-com Outsourced. Admission is free.
Ms. Bullock won for her role in The Blind Side. I didn’t see the movie, but I know it’s bad, not because it’s yet another vehicle for privileged white people to vicariously feel good about themselves for helping the downtrodden, the ilk of which we’ve seen a million times before. No, it’s bad and I [...]
Standing room only. at least 100 people came to see Tex. or maybe they came to see the one with the two naked women screaming at each other, but they also watched Tex.
“Tex: Vampire Hunter” will lead off the Mature Audiences short film program at BIFF. This is presumably due to the explicit violence and strongly implied vampire lesbianism in the movie, or the scene where Tex does like eight lines of cocaine. The showtimes are as follows: Friday, February 19th – Wilson Theatre (tickets) Saturday, February [...]