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What's this? An update?
Well, you're probably noticing the numerous new fancy banners dangling about. That's because we're beginning to promote our newest project, a web series of absurdist proportions. The web series, titled 'Zarb' after the peculiar lead, is the weirdest thing you will ever witness. But don't trust my word for it, see the teaser!
And please, comment! We love your feedback!
Soon to follow a release schedule for the web series' first season and the launch of my forever-in-the-making Eloquent Assassin films. Be sure to also check out 'In Darkness' in HD! It's something we'll be doing from now on; strictly HD releases for all out titles!
So long and take care!
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Hey,
Check out this neat article from the folks at gothic blend:
www.gothicblend.net/index.php?name=News&file=article&sid=99
Thanks Lily!
Steven
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| PRESS: Starting 2009 with a BANG! |
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Well, it’s not really much of a bang, as some of the following is weeks old. Nevertheless it’s still news. First off, you can see a live audience voice their feedback after viewing ‘In Darkness’. Check it out by clicking here.
Personally I concur with most of the opinions floating about. However it’s pretty neat to see a wave of new perspectives and appreciation brought forth by many of the attendees. Many thanks go out to Wildsound for screening the film and posting up the feedback session afterwards. Obscure Horror and ‘In Darkness’? That sounds like the perfect tagline for this short flick. All clever observations aside, ObscureHorror.com has a small snippet on ‘In Darkness’. Check it out by clicking here.
And lastly, Milos Jovanovic from Horrortalk.com and Horrordvdtalk.com reviews ‘In Darkness’. This isn’t the first time that Milos has reviewed a film directed by yours truly. Remember ‘Cerritosis'? Check out the review by clicking here.
Many thanks go out to Milos for taking the time to put forth a concise review of the film.
Steven Cerritos
January 15, 2009
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| PRESS: www.horreur.com reviews 'In Darkness' |
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And now, our French friends from www.horreur.com review ‘In Darkness’ and ‘Cerritosis’. You can check out the ‘Cerritosis’ review by clicking here , and the ‘In Darkness’ review by clicking here.
As a filmmaker, it’s rewarding to see film enthusiasts embrace these short films. Hopefully it’s a trend that continues on.
Steven Cerritos
Oct 27, 2008
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If you haven't check out www.independentscene.com interview with the filmmaker's from 'In Darkness', you can do so by clicking here.Big props to IS for the cool interview! Secondly, if you're in Toronto on the 25th, make sure to attend the Wild Sound Film Festival at the National Film Board. Doors open at 6:30pm, and the show starts at 7pm. They will be screening 'In Darkness' near the second half of the night. The crew from the film will also be in attendance. So come on down and check it out! Moving on, anyone from the Tampa Bay area? If so, check out the Halloween Horror Picture Show at the beach theatre. They'll be screening 'In Darkness' on the 26th of October around 4:30pm. This is their second year and I believe the show has gotten tremendously better with its second time around. Info can be found at www.halloweenhorrorpictureshow.com or at http://www.beachtheatre.com/hhps.htmlAnd lastly, if you still haven't seen the film, check it out by clicking here! Thanks again, Steven Cerritos Oct. 24, 2008 |
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Recently independentscene.com interviewed the director, "one" of the four producers and the lead from 'In Darkness'. The segment covers certain technical aspects of the making of the film and a bit of the film's history. You can view the well produced segment by visiting the link below:
Steven Cerritos
October 15, 2008
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'In Darkness' to be screened at the Wild Sound Film Festival.
On October 25 th, if you’re in the Toronto area, come on down to the Wild Sound Film Festival to check out the first screening of ‘In Darkness’. They’re the fastest growing short film festival in the world and the event promises to be quite eventful as it’s being billed as the ‘Giggle and Screams Night’. With Halloween right around the corner, you’ll get to watch a couple of comedic and horror short films, while catching up with the cast and crew of ‘In Darkness’. Info on the festival can be found here.
See you on the 25th!
Steven Cerritos
September 24, 2008
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| PRESS: The Angry Princess reviews In Darkness |
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The Angry Princess reviews In Darkness!
She's a prolific film critic who writes reviews for various websites. You can find her reviews of In Darkness at www.thisissomescene.com or at www.horrorsociety.com
Alternatively, you can check out the review by clicking here.
"Become hypnotized as you watch the poem unfold for you visually keeping your eye’s intact to the screen while you wonder and decipher it’s meaning. "
The positive word of mouth continues to spread!
Steven Cerritos
September 11, 2008
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| PRESS: Rogue Cinema Reviews In Darkness |
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The first review for In Darkness is out and it’s a great one. Personally, I find that it’s difficult to articulate much about In Darkness because of its experimental premise and the various abstract themes that the film explores. However, the reviewer, Duane L. Martin, did a wonderful job in thoroughly reviewing the film while taking into consideration the film's poetic premise and its experimental structure. If you’ve seen the film and you’re looking for clarity or another person’s interpretation of the film, be sure to read Rogue Cinema’s review of In Darkness.
You can read the review by clicking here.
If you have yet to see the film, be sure to visit our new release section as it's still available for public consumption.
Thank you!
Aug 03, 2008
Steven Cerritos
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| PRESS: Horrortalk.com reviews Cerritosis |
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Check out horrortalk.com for their review on Cerritosis. The site covers the independent horror scene with their reviews, interviews, and editorials.
Overall, the reviewer provides the reader with a thorough review and a couple of flattering observations describing the similarities between Cerritosis and other well-known surreal films. You can read the review by clicking on the link below: July 22, 2007. |
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