Skip to main content

Two Horror Classic Reunions at the New Jersey Horror-Con & Film Festival

The People Under the Stairs cast reunion

The New Jersey Horror-con and Film Festival returns this Fall at a bigger and better location after their successful inaugural event last Spring. The upcoming event will feature two reunions of classic horror films fans won't want to miss. The People Under the Stairs (1991) and Night of the Demons (1988) are reuniting at the Renaissance Woodbridge Hotel the weekend of September 22.

Night of the Demons cast reunion
Night of the Demons built a fan base and following over the years in a film that showed what happens when teens party in an abandoned funeral home. Scream Queen Linnea Quigley has a memorable performance in the film, which spawned two sequels and a 2009 remake. Quigley's memorable performance from Return of the Living Dead (1985) won her a lot of fans and they surely won't want to pass up the opportunity to meet her at the event.

The People Under the Stairs was especially fun when it came out, another film from the mind of Wes Craven outside of this "Nightmare" franchise. It was a film you had to enjoy on home video to truly appreciate the story. The protagonist, a young boy played by Brandon Quintin Adams as an unexpected hero in a film where the title characters are actually the victims and not the monsters.

Be sure and check out the New Jersey Horror-con and Film Festival site for updates and purchasing tickets. The event takes place September 22-23-24 and tickets are on sale now.




Comments

Popular posts from this blog

Better Late Than Never Review: All The Phantasm Movies

The Phantasm Series Shows Players Riding Out Their Passions I just recently watched all the Phantasm movies.  I watched the entire franchise in two days after not seeing any of the films since I was a kid. I know things are opening up and the weather is nice, but we're not quite out of the COVID-19 woods yet. Since that is the case I am still re-watching old horror flicks and catching ones I might have missed . The Phantasm series stretches to almost 40 years of horror, beginning in what I feel was the best time for horror films, the 80s. The first one, Phantasm (1979) came out when I was still wet behind the ears, barely a kid. I didn't even set eyes on it until the early 80s. All I could remember about the movie was "The Tall Man,' played by Angus Scrimm in all the films, those flying chrome-plated death spheres, and little dudes in cans.  Along with Scrimm, the film stars Michael Baldwin, Bill Thornberry, and Reggie Bannister. Baldwin plays Mike Pearson, who is the...

Brush Fire and How I Finished My First Novella

Brush Fire is the first of many stories that I hope to write. Photo by Patrick Fore on Unsplash Some years ago, in 2015 I attended the NJ Comic Expo . I was covering it for this site, to gain experience and get my feet wet covering events since it was something I knew I wanted to do for my freelance work. Writing is something I never thought I would get into, but I fell into it through my love for martial arts, reading, and film. It's why I made this site, so I can write about the things I love. By looking for things to write about, I found that my love for reading balances out with my love of writing. Usually, I do one, then the other but a lot of the writing I do is inspired by the work I do for combat sports. I don't want to be a one-trick pony. I want to evolve my writing and I'm always looking for ways to get better.  Some of my favorite stories in various mediums come from Stephen King . So, when I went looking for instruction on how he writes, I found his book ...

Sony ZV-1 Field Tested

Photo by Ravi Palwe on Unsplash I got to field test the Sony ZV-1 camera outside of just using it for streaming and let me tell you, this is a great camera for folks that want to get into video content. A few weeks ago I was back at my first event covering MMA since COVID-19 hit when I went to cover Bellator 282 for MyMMANews.com. After over 2 years of covering events remotely through ZOOM it was time to get back on the road. Not traveling left me with time to invest in equipment for covering events on the road.  Previously I used a Go PRO Hero 5 with a mic attachment, which worked well a while but had its limitations. Check out this interview with Valerie Loureda from 2019: During the two years of being stuck at home, I focused on what I could from there and decided since I was saving so much money from not going anywhere, I'd invest in better equipment. So, I got a stronger laptop to handle video content, and I picked up the Sony ZV-1. It was initially just to get a better...