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[Jonny]

To celebrate the launch of this revised and up-dated book FAB Press are organising a one-day film festival and book launch at the Riverside Studios in Hammersmith on Saturday 11th July. The fest will run from approx. 12.30 in the afternoon until about 11pm.

The tickets are now on sale! You can choose one of the following options:

Ticket only. Total cost £26.00 (£25.00 plus £1.00 postage/admin charge)

Ticket + Special Edition Book. Total cost £45.99 (£25.00 ticket plus £1.00 postage/admin fee plus £19.99 for Special Edition book to be collected on the day)

Special Edition Book only. Total cost £24.75 (£19.99 plus £4.76 postage). These willl be sent in the week after the film festival

Orders can be paid for using a Credit Card or PayPal on the FAB Press website, or by sending a cheque/postal order made payable to 'FAB Press Ltd' at the following address:

FAB Press Ltd
7 Farleigh
Ramsden Road
Godalming
Surrey
GU7 1QE

[Kevin Coed]

I'm up for this provided that I can get the kids shipped off somewhere overnight.

Anybody else up for it?

[Paul]

I'm up for this too, mate. I mean it this time too - won't be double booking myself and the wife has been *told* 

[Jonny]

I've ordered and paid for the book.

Need to speak to the missus before I can even think about going to London...

[MarcMorris]

I'm sure I'll be there too.

[Kevin Coed]

I'm up for this too, mate. I mean it this time too - won't be double booking myself and the wife has been *told* 

Yeah..... like women can ever be 'told'......

Bring her along! These things are always too full of smelly blokes.

[Jonny]

Bring her along! These things are always to full of smelly blokes.

If we're not away on holiday and I have the weekend free I'll suggest that she comes with me. Gotta be worth a try, eh?

[Paul]

I'm up for this too, mate. I mean it this time too - won't be double booking myself and the wife has been *told* 

Yeah..... like women can ever be 'told'......

Bring her along! These things are always to full of smelly blokes.

Not her sort of thing, really - she'd get bored. Even if we just hang out chatting and not watch the films, she'd find the conversation boring - ask Aarron. She'd gladly talk all day about childcare, the housing market, doing up houses and the Apprentice though  

[Kevin Coed]

Bring her along! These things are always to full of smelly blokes.

If we're not away on holiday and I have the weekend free I'll suggest that she comes with me. Gotta be worth a try, eh?

I reckon so. If she sees my Mrs getting into the spirit of things then perhaps she'll start to have an interest in this sort of thing. Or not.

[Kevin Coed]

She'd gladly talk all day about childcare,

I could keep her enthralled for the day just on that one subject!

[Kevin Coed]

Got the ok for the kids to stay overnight so it looks like I'm definitely going. Unless the line-up is terrible.

[Kevin Coed]

Line up :-

double-bill:
TAKE AN EASY RIDE (18) 12.30pm
(running time 45 minutes)
GB, 1976
director: Kenneth Rowles
cast: Helen Bernat, Margaret Heald, Pauline Bates
This cautionary tale about the perils of hitch-hiking is a low-budget exploitation classic, which enjoyed a 48-week uninterrupted Soho run during the late 70s. Unseen since its Iver Film Services pre-cert video release. Screening introduced by director Kenneth Rowles.
...plus...
THE BRUTE (18) 1.15pm
(running time 90 minutes)
GB, 1977
director: Gerry O'Hara
cast: Sarah Douglas, Julian Glover, Roberta Gibbs
Julian Glover plays one of cinema's most disturbing villains in this powerful British film about domestic terrorism. The Brute has remained unreleased in the UK on any format since its pre-cert video debut on the Brent Walker label.


DEATH WEEKEND (18) 3.15pm
(running time 90 minutes)
Canada, 1976
director: William Fruet
cast: Brenda Vaccaro, Don Stroud, Chuck Shamata
This stunning home-invasion horror film from Canada, aka The House by the Lake, has been unseen in the UK since its pre-cert era video release on the Vampix label.


SATAN'S SLAVE (18) 5.25pm
(running time 90 minutes)
GB, 1976
director: Norman J. Warren
cast: Michael Gough, Martin Potter, Candace Glendenning
Director Norman J. Warren will introduce a very rare screening of the export version of his 1976 Satanic shocker, as originally released by early market-leaders Intervision at the dawn of the video era.


EQUINOX (18) 8.00pm
(running time 80 minutes)
USA, 1970
director: Jack Woods & Dennis Muren
cast: Edward Connell, Barbara Hewitt, Frank Bonner
Equinox is rumoured to have influenced classic video nasty The Evil Dead. This rarely screened horror movie has remained unseen in the UK since its two pre-cert video releases on the Mountain and KM labels.


BLACK DEVIL DOLL (18) 9.40pm
(running time 75 minutes)
USA, 2009
director: Jonathan Lewis
cast: Heather Murphy, Natasha Talonz, Christine Svendsen
UK premiere for the most talked-about exploitation film of the year, true to the spirit of the wild pre-cert video era. Chucky meets Dolemite as a jive-talking puppet goes on the rampage!


I can happily live my life without ever seeing BLACK DEVIL DOLL, although the odds are that I'll be completely mangled and back at the hotel by that point anyway.

[Inspector Tanzi]

I'm up for it but the films don't grab me, maybe just come along and chill all day and buy a couple of single tickets from Harvey for a couple of the films.

[Jonny]

I'm up for it but the films don't grab me, maybe just come along and chill all day and buy a couple of single tickets from Harvey for a couple of the films.

If I go that's exactly what I'll be doing.  :'(

[MarcMorris]

I'm sure sitting out by the Thames with nice cold beers all day will be fine by me too.