August 15, 2011
January 23, 2010
Timpone, Kozak, D'Auria Round Out Final List of Contributors...
Veteran FANGORIA editor Anthony Timpone (above right), original THE HOUSE ON SORORITY ROW actress Harley Jane Kozak (above left), and Don D’Auria, longtime editor of Leisure Books’ acclaimed line of horror novels are among the final contributors rounding out BUTCHER KNIVES & BODY COUNTS:
- Anthony Timpone
- Don D’Auria
- Harley Jane Kozak
- Kim Paffenroth
- Bryan Norton
- R.B. Payne
- Scott Bradley
- Nate Southard
- Michael Louis Calvillo
- Mark Onspaugh
- Jason Walters
- Lucien Soulban
- Martel Sardina
- R.B. Payne
- Shawn Rutledge
- John W. Morehead
- Steve Rasnic Tem
- Carl Hose
- Michael Hacker
- Jason V. Brock
- Michael Potts
- Tory Lowe
- Adam Nakama
- Stacie Ponder
- Jason S. Ridler
- J.C. Hay
- Dominic McDonagh
- Paul Milliken
- Jeff Allard
- Amanda Reyes
- John Michael
- Mike Petrucelli
- Corey Lafferty
- Ross Horsley
- John Chandler
- Camille Alexa
- S. Michael Wilson
- H. F. Gibbard
- Michael G. Cornelius
- Andrew J. Wilson
They join previously announced contributors:
- Adam Rockoff
- Adam Green
- Jack Ketchum
- Lee Thomas
- Stephen Graham Jones
- John Skipp
- Cody Goodfellow
- Jeff Strand
- Gregory Lamberson
- Lisa Morton
- James Lowder
- Peter Tennant
- Gary McMahon
- John Llewellyn Probert
- Lynne Hansen
- Mike McCarty
- Garry Charles
- Paul Milliken
- JG Faherty
- Richard Dansky
- Connie Corcoran-Wilson
- Dustin La Valley
- CJ Lines
- Mike Bracken
- Lance Vaughan
- Jude Wright
- David L. Tamarin
- Nick Cato
- Amanda Bumgarner
- Stephen Bacon
- Joe Nazare
- Rachel Kendall
- Aliya Whiteley
- Johnny Kalangis
- Jesse Baget
In addition, a final list of the films being covered in the collection is listed at left.
June 1, 2009
Final Deadline Extension...
By popular request, we have extended the deadline for submissions one last time. The final deadline for submissions is now June 15th.
Please use the email address designated for submissions: DSPSubmissions(at)AOL(dot)com.
Please use the email address designated for submissions: DSPSubmissions(at)AOL(dot)com.
April 18, 2009
HATCHET Director Green Joins Lineup!
Dark Scribe Press is pleased to announce that award-winning film director Adam Green will be contributing a special introduction to the Butcher Knives & Body Counts anthology. In “Are We Sick?,” Green ponders the appeal of the genre and the undying loyalty of the slasher fan and recounts his own genre initiation that involved an older brother, some STAR WARS collateral, and the sequel to an iconic 80’s slasher.Upon graduating New York’s Hofstra University with a Bachelor of Science in Television and Film production, Adam Green went to work producing and directing local cable commercials in Boston. While employed by the cable advertising company, Green began “borrowing” their production equipment after hours to make his own films. Using friends as cast and crew, three lights, and his severely troubled cat…Green’s first feature film (the comedy COFFEE & DONUTS) was completed for a mere $400 in the summer of 1999. The movie was ultimately bought by Walt Disney Studios/Touchstone TV and developed as a sit-com for UPN with Green writing the pilot.
With the success of C&D, Green made the move out West. While spending the next several years developing, writing, and working on various network television pilots, Green wrote and directed the feature film HATCHET which premiered to rave reviews at the 2006 Tribeca Film Festival. The film was selected for festivals worldwide winning a multitude of awards, including the Audience Choice Award for “Best Picture” in 3 different countries and placement in both MTV’s and Ain’t It Cool News’ TOP 10 FILMS OF THE YEAR lists. Critically hailed as “the greatest slasher film in 20 years”, “the holy grail of slasher films”, and creating “the next icon of horror”- HATCHET saw a successful nationwide theatrical release in September of 2007. The film went on to become the highest selling original title that its distributor (Anchor Bay Entertainment) has ever had and a sequel is now in the works.
Green’s next film, the Hitchcockian psychodrama SPIRAL (co-directed by HATCHET’s star Joel David Moore), took home the prestigious “Gold Vision Award” at the 2007 Santa Barbara International Film Festival, the Silver Award at Austin’s Fantastic Film Festival, and saw a US theatrical release in February of 2008.
Green is now writing the animated AQUAMAN movie for Warner Brothers/D.C. Comics and just wrapped production on his new snowy thriller FROZEN due out in theaters in early 2010. He currently resides in Hollywood, California with his fiance Rileah and their cats Tyler, Perry, and Chewbacca. More about Adam Green and his production company can be found here.
April 16, 2009
Submissions Deadline Extended...
As the project continues to evolve and more talent jumps onboard, our deadline for submissions has officially been extended through at least May 31st.
April 2, 2009
Ketchum, Thomas, Jones Among First Contributors Announced…
Veteran Bram Stoker Award-winning novelist Jack Ketchum, Stoker and Lambda Literary Award-winner Lee Thomas, and Demon Theory scribe and pop culture essayist Stephen Graham Jones are among the first contributors announced for Dark Scribe Press’ Butcher Knives & Body Counts anthology.
- Jack Ketchum
- Lee Thomas
- Stephen Graham Jones
- John Skipp
- Cody Goodfellow
- Jeff Strand
- Gregory Lamberson
- Lisa Morton
- James Lowder
- Peter Tennant
- Gary McMahon
- John Llewellyn Probert
- Lynne Hansen
- Mike McCarty
- Garry Charles
- Paul Milliken
- JG Faherty
- Richard Dansky
- Connie Corcoran-Wilson
- Dustin La Valley
- CJ Lines
- Mike Bracken
- Lance Vaughan
- Jude Wright
- David L. Tamarin
- Nick Cato
- Amanda Bumgarner
- Stephen Bacon
- Joe Nazare
- Rachel Kendall
- Aliya Whiteley
- Johnny Kalangis
- Andrew Barker
- Jesse Baget
More exciting announcements to come!
March 14, 2009
‘Going to Pieces’ Scribe Adam Rockoff to Pen Foreword…
Dark Scribe Press is proud to announce that celebrated slasher film historian, author, and screenwriter Adam Rockoff will be contributing the Foreword to Butcher Knives & Body Counts.
Rockoff is the acclaimed author of Going to Pieces: The Rise and Fall of the Slasher Film. This popular book was adapted into a critically-acclaimed documentary which premiered on Starz and was released on home video by ThinkFilm.
Rockoff is also a frequent guest on radio and television programs to discuss all things horror, including Bravo’s highly-rated special, The 100 Scariest Movie Moments. He has also written for numerous horror periodicals and had a long-running column in VideoScope magazine.
He recently sold two screenplays. The first, Tales for Sleepless Nights, is an anthology in the vein of Creepshow. The second is a sequel to Fever Dreams’ first original production, Flesh for the Beast.
Rockoff is also writing a 2-hour television movie, Love Will Keep Us Together, for The Hallmark Channel, as well as a short film with Adrienne King, best-known to horror fans as the lone survivor of the original Friday the 13th.
His latest horror film, Wicked Lake, just completed a limited theatrical release. It was universally detested by mainstream critics but received a 'Mr. Skin Anatomy Award' for Best Lesbian Orgy.
Rockoff is the acclaimed author of Going to Pieces: The Rise and Fall of the Slasher Film. This popular book was adapted into a critically-acclaimed documentary which premiered on Starz and was released on home video by ThinkFilm.Rockoff is also a frequent guest on radio and television programs to discuss all things horror, including Bravo’s highly-rated special, The 100 Scariest Movie Moments. He has also written for numerous horror periodicals and had a long-running column in VideoScope magazine.
He recently sold two screenplays. The first, Tales for Sleepless Nights, is an anthology in the vein of Creepshow. The second is a sequel to Fever Dreams’ first original production, Flesh for the Beast.
Rockoff is also writing a 2-hour television movie, Love Will Keep Us Together, for The Hallmark Channel, as well as a short film with Adrienne King, best-known to horror fans as the lone survivor of the original Friday the 13th.
His latest horror film, Wicked Lake, just completed a limited theatrical release. It was universally detested by mainstream critics but received a 'Mr. Skin Anatomy Award' for Best Lesbian Orgy.
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