Michelle Bauer, Linnea Quigley and Brinke Stevens faced men in rubber monster suits, pubescent boys and killer showers - and have lived to tell about it.
Screaming in High Heels reunites these three B-movie scream queens who achieved cult fame with the direct-to-video horror movie boom of the 1980s and fondly looks back on their prolific careers. Grind house fans will remember them from classics like Sorority Babes in the Slimeball Bowl-O-Rama, The Slumber Party Massacre and Hollywood Chainsaw Hookers.
Screaming in High Heels comes out on DVD September 4.
Fans in LA will also have the chance to meet Michelle Bauer and Brinke Stevens at the Dark Delicacies DVD signing event on August 29!
Based on appearance alone, Nate and Margaret - the two titular protagonists at the heart of director Nathan Adloff's Nate & Margaret shouldn't be friends. He's a gay, 19-year-old film student and she's a 52-year-old waitress by day/aspiring stand up comic by night. But the unlikeliness of their friendship is part of the charm of this understated comedy. Thanks to its snappy writing and strong performances by leads Tyler Ross (The Wise Kids) and Natalie West (TV's Roseanne), it's totally believable that easygoing Nate would befriend the quirky, self-deprecating Margaret and vice versa. Of course, conflict ultimately arises when Nate finds romance in his feisty classmate James and Margaret's standup act catches the interest of a talent agent. As their paths diverge, the two friends suddenly have less time for each other and less patience for each other's differences.
Nate & Margaret sharply observes that transitional phases can occur at any point in a person's life - and it's this common link that allows its two main characters to find common ground in spite of the age gap between them.
For those of you who missed Nate & Margaret during its nationwide film festival tour, be sure to catch it when it arrives on DVD August 28.
Corey Feldman, who left an indelible mark on American cinema with his roles in 1980s classics like The Goonies, The Lost Boys, and Friday the 13th: The Final Chapter revisits the horror genre in the upcoming 6 Degrees of Hell. The film follows a group of six people in rural Pennsylvania who are terrorized by a demonic force. As halloween approaches, a supernatural perfect storm convenes at a local haunted house establishment where all Hell breaks loose. Feldman stars as the paranormal investigator who's trying to piece together the cause of the horrifying events.
Check out the trailer below and be sure to "like" the film on Facebook to learn more about the upcoming release on DVD and Blu-ray:
