We’re just back from Philly which was super fun. I definitely didn’t see it through David 
Lynch’s eyes (probably a blessing). I was reminded a bit of Petula Clark’s song “Downtown” as I wandered the bustling sidewalks. The city I saw was a thriving metropolis – an old school kind of “real city” – cool architecture, fancy department stores with impressive window displays, crowded restaurants and pedestrians who actually dress with flair and style – and hats! Read the rest of this entry »
Travel with the trippin’ cast and crew as they visit film festivals all over the world, make new friends and watch great movies.
Time to Make the Zombies…
October 26th, 2009 by Devi Snively (The Directrix)Back From Across the Pond…
October 22nd, 2009 by Devi Snively (The Directrix)
Man, what a whirlwind! Agustin and I got back from the U.K. last night (tons of photos and full recap to come soon – suffice to say for now – WOW! Bram Stoker Fest rocks!!!). Upon arriving in Indiana, we immediately unpacked, did laundry, repacked, caught a few hours of shut-eye, freshened up and hopped in the car by 5am to drive 10 hours to Philadelphia for the FirstGlance Fest. Read the rest of this entry »
V.I.P. Layover
October 14th, 2009 by Devi Snively (The Directrix)
I’m writing from the Detroit airport here in the Delta V.I.P. lounge. Nice! Free vodka, free wi-fi and leather chair by the fireplace. I LOVE this airport. They’ve got a fun Mexican bar with awesome margaritas and a super cool Blade Runner-esque tunnel with flashing lights and music that reminds me of my NYC clubbing days. 
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69, Dude! and 70!
October 12th, 2009 by Devi Snively (The Directrix)
I just found out that Death in Charge got into the Asheville and Arizona Underground Film Fests – woo-hoo! 70 festivals to date – a new record for us. We also learned that we took best comedic short at the Fargo Fantastic Fest and best actress at Eerie Horror! Read the rest of this entry »
On a Bender – Day 3
October 11th, 2009 by Devi Snively (The Directrix)Wow! I can’t believe it’s almost over. This has to be among the top 10 fests I’ve ever been to which says a lot (it’s probably been like a hundred by now).
I got an early start this morning, Mark Reeb, a new actor friend, scored us a ride to his 10am screening of the Overbrook Brothers at the Sisters Theater which is a bit of a trek away. Mark and I had been hanging all weekend, but somehow I never pieced together that I’ve seen this guy somewhere before. Read the rest of this entry »