OK.
NO, I had no idea there was a Magazine named Candy for the Transgendered, cross-dressing community.
James Franco is barely recognizable here.
Apparently this is the Second issue of Candy, but I have no idea when the first issue was released.
Candy is ... 'The first fashion magazine ever completely dedicated to celebrating transvestism, transexuality, cross dressing and androgyny, in all its manifestations.'
I swear our film 'Candy.' has absolutely nothing in common with this magazine other then the title and similar font style. Damn it!
No, I think it's great that there is a fashion magazine out there catering to this community of creative individuals. I'm just mildly pissed I didn't know about this before going forward with naming the short film 'Candy.' -_-
CANDY 2 from Luis Venegas on Vimeo.
Wednesday, October 6, 2010
Tuesday, October 5, 2010
'Candy.' at SAC HORROR
One of the best things to happen to this film yet was having the SAC HORROR/SCI-FI convention believe in what we are doing.
Not only did the amazing Richard Zerga and his daughter Kristi Zerga at Legends of Heroes & Villians sponsor our appearance but they really took care of us at the event. THANK YOU.
The people were wonderful and Sage, Jenny, Grady & I were overwhelmed by the audience at our screening. I was not expecting to have a 30 minute Q&A for a movie that is just over 8 minutes. But we all appreciated the questions and the amazing enthusiasm from so many of the audience members!
Everyone involved with the SAC HORROR/SCI-FI Convention should be commended on their 3 successful year and really they should be happy with the amazing crowd they had turn out.
Again, we really appreciate Everyone who came to watch our first public screening of 'Candy.' and we appreciate all the feedback. Thank you.
Check out SAC HORROR next year!
http://www.SacHorror.com
As Always, Learn more about 'Candy.' via any of the links below:
StarFruitProductions.com
BloodyUnique.com
FACEBOOK
The people were wonderful and Sage, Jenny, Grady & I were overwhelmed by the audience at our screening. I was not expecting to have a 30 minute Q&A for a movie that is just over 8 minutes. But we all appreciated the questions and the amazing enthusiasm from so many of the audience members!
Abnorml Injustice (composer), Sage Hall (director), Jenny Beres (writer) & me.
Everyone involved with the SAC HORROR/SCI-FI Convention should be commended on their 3 successful year and really they should be happy with the amazing crowd they had turn out.
Jenny Beres & Sage Hall try their hand at Defending the Galaxy!
Again, we really appreciate Everyone who came to watch our first public screening of 'Candy.' and we appreciate all the feedback. Thank you.
Check out SAC HORROR next year!
http://www.SacHorror.com
As Always, Learn more about 'Candy.' via any of the links below:
StarFruitProductions.com
BloodyUnique.com
Monday, October 4, 2010
Thursday, September 30, 2010
Tony Curtis dies at 85
Best known for his role opposite Jack Lemon and Marilyn Monroe in Billy Wilder's "Some Like It Hot". Curtis is also known for having a relationship with the original Scream Queen Janet Lee and having an equally famous daughter, Jamie Lee Curtis.He was nominated for an Academy Award for :"The Defiant Ones". Curtis passed away at his home in Henderson, Nevada of cardiopulmonary arrest, said a spokeswoman for the Clark County coroner.
"My father leaves behind a legacy of great performances in movies and in his paintings and assemblages," his daughter actress Jamie Lee Curtis said in a statement. "He leaves behind children and their families who loved him and respected him and a wife and in-laws who were devoted to him. He also leaves behind fans all over the world."In 2000, the American Film Institute named "Some Like It Hot" the best comedy of the 20th century.
Labels:
Comedy,
Jamie Lee Curtis,
Marilyn Monroe,
Tony Curtis
Sunday, September 19, 2010
Remember that One Movie? 'batteries not included'
This week I want to take you back to 1987.
'batteries not included' is the story of some down on their luck apartment building tenants and their unlikely bonding with aliens from outer space.
It's a feel good film, but I still feel that it holds up today. Yes some of the graphics and CGI work are not so great, but who really cares? It's a classic from the 80's and I think it's still a tremendously fun film to watch.
'batteries not included' is the story of some down on their luck apartment building tenants and their unlikely bonding with aliens from outer space.
It's a feel good film, but I still feel that it holds up today. Yes some of the graphics and CGI work are not so great, but who really cares? It's a classic from the 80's and I think it's still a tremendously fun film to watch.
Director: Matthew Robbins (the Legend of Billie Jean)
Starring: Academy Award Winner Jessica Tandy (Driving Miss Daisy), Hume Cronyn (her real life husband) and Elizabeth Peña (Rush Hour).
Labels:
1987,
80's,
batteries not included,
Classic,
Elizabeth Pena,
Family Film,
Film,
Hume Cronyn,
Jessica Tandy,
Movie,
Steven Spielberg
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