| Exploitation auteur Greydon Clark to appear at HorrorHound, March 2011 [message #181628] |
Thu, 16 December 2010 13:02 |
impossiblefunky
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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE:
Exploitation auteur Greydon Clark to appear at HorrorHound Convention,
March 2011
December 16, 2010 - Detroit, MI - Cashiers du Cinemart and mondo-
video.com in conjunction with HorrorHound Weekend are thrilled to
announce the addition of legendary grindhouse/horror director Greydon
Clark.
Greydon Clark will make his appearance March 25th-27th, 2011 at
HorrorHound Weekend Indianapolis, Indiana signing exclusively at the
Cashiers du Cinemart and mondo-video.com table.
Michigan native Greydon Clark made his way out to Hollywood in the
mid-'60s where he befriended schlock auteur Al Adamson. The two paired
up to create such low-budget exploitation staples as Satan's Sadists,
and Dracula Vs. Frankenstein.
Clark branched out on his own in the '70s where he directed over-the-
top cult classics like Without Warning, The Bad Bunch, Black Shampoo,
The Uninvited, The Hi-Riders, Satan's Cheerleaders, Angel's Brigade
and Final Justice (as seen on MST3K) along with '80s cult comedy
classics like Wacko, and Joysticks.
Clark will be signing exclusively at the Cashiers du Cinemart and
mondo-video.com table in support and promotion of the 2010 book
release, Impossibly Funky: A Cashiers du Cinemart Collection by Mike
White.
Known as Quentin Tarantino's Public Enemy #1, Mike White released a
short film in 1992 called Who Do You Think You're Fooling? which
showcased the cinematic thievery of Tarantino. White uncovered the
proof that Tarantino's crime classic Reservoir Dogs was a direct rip
off of the Ringo Lam Hong Kong film City On Fire. Upon it's release,
Who Do You Think You're Fooling? received national attention, gaining
distribution via Film Threat magazine, as well as landing White on
MTV.
White's 2010 book, Impossibly Funky features dozens of classic entries
from the legendary zine Cashiers du Cinemart. The book includes
White's experiences with Tarantino, as well as one-of-a-kind
interviews with Bruce Campbell, Paul Williams, Chicago TV horror host
Svengoolie, Monte Hellman, blaxploitation actor John Daniels, and
director Greydon Clark.
Teaming up with Greydon Cark and mondo-video.com, White will be
selling and signing copies of his best-selling anthology at the 2011
HorrorHound Weekend.
For more information visit www.impossiblefunky.com, www.mondo-video.com,
and www.greydonclark.com.
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