I am thrilled to announce that Cannibal Flesh Riot! is back in stock in it's limited edition packaging. The DVD set features a cryptload of special features and a compilation of music inspired by the film.

Unfortunately, our webstore will be down for a while. But if you would like to order your copy today, email elizabeth@madcreator.com and the transaction can be made through paypal.

Thank you and be grim!
Gris Grimly

Greetings legion of fiends,
Here's a little update to prepare you for April. MCP is heading to SEATTLE! First off, I will be at Motor on Friday, April 3rd for an all ages screening of Cannibal Flesh Riot!. Along with the screening, the local bands Church for Sinners, Evil Twin and The Zombats will be performing as well as circus sideshow stunts and zombie burlesque. Motor is located at 1950 1st Ave South.

Then on April 4th and 5th, I will be at the Emerald City Comic Con at the Washington State Convention Center in Seattle. You can find me at the Mad Creator Booth where you can pick up some of our classic merchandise.

That is all for now.

Be Grim!
Gris Grimly

http://www.dreadcentral.com/reviews/cannibal-flesh-riot-dvd

Psycho Charger has teamed up with the Mad Creator himself, artist/illustrator/director Gris Grimly to bring you the music video for " I Eat the Dead" a song written and recorded by Psycho Charger for the DVD/CD combo package for the film "Cannibal Flesh Riot!"

The video has the band laying it down "demonic terrorist" style alongside clips from the film!

Check it out!

So this is all new to me...PODCASTS. I didn't really understand what this was all about when I was asked for a review copy of Cannibal Flesh Riot!, but I said "What the hell!"

This shit is pretty cool! It's like a radio show all about horror. But I'm sure all of you who have evolved with technical advances know all about it. Not me. I still listen to albums on the phonograph and cool my ale in an icebox.

The show is hosted by Des, who obviously completely understood what I was doing with CFR and thoroughly praises it. He plays a couple songs from the CD compilation that comes with the DVD as well as songs from the original score.

So check it out at the link below...

dreadmedia

Here is a great and informative write up on Cannibal Flesh Riot! executed by unboundzine.com. Check it out. This interview has some of the most interesting and thought provoking questions yet. Well done Mike!

www.unboundzine.com

Hey German speaking fiends of the world: The latest issue of VIRUS (20) did a profile of Cannibal Flesh Riot! Make sure you go out and pick yourself up a copy. VIRUS is Germany's leading horror magazine.



I have not had the opportunity to read the article myself (nor would I be able to), but Peter Sandorff of German Psychobilly band Mad Sin informed me by email "Then I recieved by mail, the latest issue of big German horror zine "VIRUS". Double page cool interview with you, top rated reviews of the movie, the soundtrack and btw the new Mad Sin album."

Can't wait to get my copy. Wish I could read German.

Be Grim!
Gris Grimly

That's right kids! Amoeba Records in Hollywood, CA is currently selling the limited edition dvd Cannibal Flesh Riot! which includes the music compilation inspired by the film. So grab a copy or just in time for the holidays get a copy for your favorite boy or ghoul.
Located at: 6400 Sunset Blvd.
OR check http://www.amoeba.com/ for more information

We've submitted our film Cannibal Flesh Riot! to a dozen or so film festivals. Some festivals selected CFR to be a part of their selection, and others...well...declined our submission. But that's okay with me. Honestly, I didn't submit the film to festivals for the prestige or honors, but to have the opportunity to screen the film in different cities and countries.
Like I said, I don't have any hard feelings being rejected from any of the festivals. But one rejection that strikes me as odd was the Sydney Australia Underground Film Festival. When I received the email announcing CFR's rejection into their programing, I was given the option to request a critique from the judging committee. I said, "What the hell". The only way I'm going to improve is through constructive criticism. Just last week I received their response, and this is what the selection committee had to say:

• Excellent black and white cinematography and composition
• High production value all around including great lighting and set design
• The two lead ghouls are perfect for a modern day B-grade horror film!
• Love the dialogue e.g. about the 'happy little food people' commercial
• Great effects and stop-motion – blended in well with overall film
• Wasn't drawing on clichés – highly original work that still kept in line with the genres it is influenced by
• Overall, an excellent achievement, demonstrating great potential for the "Cannibal Flesh Riot" team and we look forward to seeing more work from them in the future.

So, can someone please explain to me WHY our film did not make the grade?

Be Grim!
Gris Grimly