Women in Horror Month Calender 2014 on Offer Throughout February!

Melanie Light is a busy bumble bee.  On top of working on other peoples films, as well as her own (including Escape which is an official selection for Jennifer's Bodies this year), she got together some of the most awesome women in horror from the UK for this bad ass calender!!  

Throughout the month of February, in celebration of Women in Horror Recognition Month, the calender will be down to £10 as well...BONUS!!  Proceeds from the sale of the calender go to Rape Crisis and S.O.P.H.I.E, so for two very important charities as well.  :)

 (Pictured above - Hellraiser's Cenobite Barbie Wilde with her copy.  Barbie is featured in the calender too!)

You can find out more about this wicked calender over on Facebook and Twitter. 

And So We Begin...Official Jennifer's Bodies 2014 Selection....

Okay so it is with great pleasure that I can announce the first shorts to be accepted into Jennifer's Bodies 2014.  I have a wicked little array of shorts here, as well as a number of features for your viewing pleasure....all of which I'll be announcing over the coming week.  :)  

So first up is Melanie Light's Escape.  A fucking awesome little short that I cannot wait to unleash upon you all.  I'm also looking forward to sharing Melanie's "shut the fuck up and switch your phone off" ident too.  Ha! 

Next official entry is that of my dear friend Jennifer Campbell, the amazing award winning director/writer from Vancouver, and a downright awesome chick in her own right!!  To find out a wee bit more about this lovely lady, you can check out this review of Jen's first short HIKE, as well as an interview with the lovely lady herself when HIKE first screened at Jennifer's Bodies back in 2012.  :)  

This February, I will be screening Jen's new award winning short Bruised.  A short that is absolutely spectacular and very much deserving of its multitude of awards that it has been receiving.

"Body horror has been revived, there's no doubt (last year's Best Short Films featured 2 of them, even).  Jennifer Campbell takes it down a notch and keeps it very real by giving her film a working class twist to it, which makes it not only more interesting than most, but gives it an angle that adds so much more to it."  Film Bizarro

In the meantime, go check out my review of the film over at my Musings of a Morleysaurus blog and drop the film a LIKE on Facebook, and keep up to date with the goings on of this wicked little short. :)