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| The Fangoria/Creation Lifetime Achievement
Award was presented to GEORGE ROMERO, one of the genre's most
enduring and seminal director/creators. His "Dead"
trilogy remains the high water mark in zombie films and features
a bumper crop of up and coming talent, many of whom were on
hand to acknowledge George's contributions to the field. |
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| Horror virtuoso CLIVE BARKER was on hand to
discuss his new movie for Sci
Fi Channel "Saint/Sinner". Truly a fan favorite, Clive
is not only an
extreme talent but a wonderful man, much loved by our audiences.
He paints,
helps design action figures and is a producer, but his writing
and high
concept ideas are particularly brilliant. He'll always be a
welcome member
of our family. |
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HEATHER LANGENKAMP still looks the same as she did when she
did those
terrifying Nightmare on Elm Street films with Wes Craven and
Robert Englund.
She's a talented, classy lady.
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| Elvira revealed: CASSANDRA PETERSON has entertained
horror fans for many
years now and her character is still the unofficial Queen of
Halloween. Her
latest flick, "Elvira's Haunted Hills" is a hysterical
romp for her and
special guest stars like Rocky Horror's Richard O'Brien. |
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| Master of horror makeup TOM SAVINI is now a
makeup teacher in his
hometown of Pittsburgh, Pa., but we all love him for his memorable
monsters
and makeups in films from "Creepshow" to the "Dawn
of the Dead" trilogy. |
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| CLINT HOWARD is one of the most popular character
actors in film and TV, and has been seen in countless projects
(he was the tranya-drinking alien from classic Star Trek's "Corbomite
Maneuver"). Clint was at the show discussing his great
role in "House of the Dead". |
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| "Hellboy" is the comic character
created by MIKE MIGNOLA (left), who has
been a comic fan favorite for years. Now the character is being
brought to
the big screen with a big budget film to be directed by GUILLERMO
DEL TORO,
the masterful talent behind films like "Blade 2".
Both spoke to a packed
house and signed autographs for hours.
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| THE LADIES OF EVIL DEAD- (from left) ELLEN
SANDWEISS, SARAH YORK & BETSY
BAKER entertained the audience talking about their work in the
cult classics
directed by Spiderman Sam Raimi and starring Bruce Campbell. |
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| "Fear Dotcom" is one of this year's
biggest hits and director WILLIAM
MALONE (right) was on hand to discuss the film with several
people,
including fan favorite JEFFREY COMBS (left), who is beloved
for his
outrageous roles in films such as the Re- Animator series, From
Beyond, and
TV shows: Weyoun the Vorta and Brunt the Ferengi from Star Trek:
Deep Space
9, an Andorian on Enterprise and many others.
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