Tuesday, December 22, 2009

Outlanders!! The Screen Printing Factory Wants You Too!

www.screenprintingfactory.com
John Franklin and Courtney Gains at HorrorHound Cincinnati 2009 If you were able to attend HorrorHound Weekend in Cincinnati this past November, then you might have noticed those awesome Children of the Corn shirts hanging behind the tables of Courtney Gains and John Franklin. And, if you were lucky, you might even have been able to snag yourself one of these popular pieces of Children of the Corn collectible apparel. If you were asking yourself all weekend, "Who did those cool shirts?", well the person behind those outstanding COTC designs was artist and illustrator Ben Harley, owner and operator of The Screen Printing Factory.

John Franklin, Ben Harley and Courtney Gains at HorrorHound Cincinnati 2009 After many years as a screen printer, it was Ben's long interest in art and horror that led him to pursue a career following his passion for both. After majoring in illustration at the Columbus College of Art & Design, a career was needed that would allow him more freedom to give special care to his daughter. It was then in 2008 that he decided to open his own business and the Screen Printing Factory was born.




Screen Printing Factory table display at HorrorHound Cincinnati 2009Although you may have also noticed some of Ben's work on the website Horrorbid.com and at horror conventions around the Midwest, he also has done custom artwork and screen printing on clothing for various schools, teams, clubs and organizations in the Ohio area. For a look at some of these unique creations, you can view his great shirts and designs at his website www.screenprintingfactory.com, and on his Myspace pages at myspace.com/benharley29 and myspace.com/thescreenprintingfactory.

He Wants You Too!With Jaws, Halloween and The Howling being his favorite movies within the genre, it is evident with his shirts paying homage to such great iconic movie characters as Michael Myers and Jason Vorhees, that Ben's interest in horror films and his talented artistic illustrations have created a niche for himself in the cornfield of horror so-to-speak and his Children of the Corn series is no exception. Whether you are team Isaac, team Malachai, or find it hard to choose, both of these shirts have the outstanding color and quality to please any visitor to pass through the town of Gatlin! After seeing both of these first-hand, one thing is for sure Outlanders - You won't be disappointed! To order your own Children of the Corn wear or any other of his horror-themed items, you can click here, on one of the Isaac / Malachai design pics or shoot Ben an email at screenprintingfactory@yahoo.com.

OUTLANDER! To check out his other great designs, photo gallery and prices on creating custom screen printing of t-shirts, hoodies, sportswear and promotional items for all of your team, business or special event needs, go over and visit his official website at screenprintingfactory.com. Be sure to tell him ChildrenoftheCornMovie.com sent ya and let the Screen Printing Factory help - "Build Your Image!"

Friday, December 11, 2009

It Was The Eighties! - Linda Hamilton Interview By Red Shirt Pictures Available Now On The Anchor Bay Children of the Corn BD!




One of Anchor Bay's most popular fan favorite releases this year was the announcement of the original Children of the Corn on BD! Included in this outstanding release were three brand new interviews with Donald Borchers, Jonathan Elias & Craig Stearns and the always popular Linda Hamilton. In charge of putting these together was a company called Red Shirt Pictures. The name may not sound familiar but if you are a fan of horror, you may have seen some of their other interviews on dvd's such as - The original Texas Chainsaw Massacre, Night of the Demons, The Monster Squad, Creepshow, Hellraiser 1 & 2 and Pumpkinhead. Run by Michael Felsher, Red Shirt Pictures produces audio commentaries, interview featurettes and documentaries for major studios and independent distributors. You can view their list of their dvd projects here or visit their website at www.redshirtpictures.com for more information on what they do. And as a treat, we have included a portion of the Linda Hamilton interview straight from the official Red Shirt Pictures YouTube channel for your enjoyment!

Tuesday, December 1, 2009

More Photos From HorrorHound Weekend In Cincinnati

And the photos keep coming! It seems Susan had a great time as well at HorrorHound Weekend Cincinnati on November 20th-22nd meeting two of everyone's favorite Children of the Corn actors, John Franklin and Courtney Gains. And because she had so many awesome pics, we decided to use this post for her photos only! Full credit goes out to Susan for all pics shown and for allowing us to post them. Thanks Susan! If you have any pics from HorrorHound Weekend that you would like to see posted here send us an email at childrenofthecornmovie@yahoo.com and we would be as happy as an October day in Gatlin to post them for you!

Susan with John Franklin
Susan with John Franklin


Susan with John Franklin and Courtney Gains
Susan with John Franklin and Courtney Gains


John Franklin Signing Susan's DVD's
John Franklin Signing Susan's DVD's


Courtney Gains Signing Susan's Children of the Corn DVD
Courtney Gains Signing Susan's
Children of the Corn DVD


John Franklin Holding Susan's
John Franklin Holding Susan's
"He Wants You Too!" Shirt To Sign


John Franklin Signing Susan's Shirt
John Franklin Signing Susan's Shirt


Courtney Gains Talking With a Fan
Courtney Gains Talking With a Fan


John Franklin
John Franklin


John Franklin and Courtney Gains
John Franklin and Courtney Gains

Tuesday, November 24, 2009

The Americanvirus Picture Series - Dog Car Afternoon


Dog Car Afternoon


As the holidays are quickly coming into focus, so to speak, we continue the Americanvirus Picture Series this week with another photo from Jonas (Marlowe) Seaman (Joseph from the original Children of the Corn) called - Dog Car Afternoon. Through his lens, Jonas has captured some of the most unique and amazing images in the world of photography and it is our extreme pleasure to be able to bring you this exclusive series every month! If you want to see more of Jonas' creative work, check out his official website at Americanvirus.com and as always, you can also find more of his outstanding photography on his official page at Flickr. Happy Thanksgiving Americanvirus!

Monday, November 23, 2009

"HorrorHounds of the Corn" - More Fan Photos From HorrorHound Weekend 2009 in Cincinnati

Just received more fan photos from HorrorHound Weekend that took place this past Friday, Saturday and Sunday. A big "Thanks" goes out to Beth, Evan, Amanda and Shawn for sharing their pictures from the event posing with Courtney Gains and John Franklin! And don't forget, if you have any HorrorHound Weekend pictures that you would like to see here, send us an email at childrenofthecornmovie@yahoo.com and we will be glad to post them!

Beth with Courtney Gains
Beth with Courtney Gains


Beth with John Franklin
Beth with John Franklin


Evan Ganz with Courtney Gains
Evan Ganz with Courtney Gains


Amanda and Jimmy with Courtney Gains
Amanda and Jimmy with Courtney Gains


Amanda and Jimmy with John Franklin
Amanda and Jimmy with John Franklin


Shawn Campbell with John Franklin and Courtney Gains
Shawn Campbell with John Franklin
and Courtney Gains

Sunday, November 22, 2009

"HorrorHounds of the Corn" - Fan Photos From HorrorHound Weekend 2009 in Cincinnati

If you had the chance to go to HorrorHound Weekend in Cincinnati this weekend, then you were treated to a double dose from the corn! Courtney Gains AND John Franklin were both there in attendance for signing autographs, taking pictures and just talking with all of the Children of the Corn fans. One lucky fan had her picture taken not with one, but with both of everybody's Gatlin favorites! Thanks Melissa for sending these to us for posting! From what we have heard, everybody had a great time at the event and can't wait for the next one! If you have any HorrorHound Weekend pictures like Melissa's that you would like to have posted, shoot us an email at childrenofthecornmovie@yahoo.com and we will be glad to put them up! Thanks again Melissa!

Melissa and Courtney GainsMelissa and John FranklinMelissa with John Franklin and Courtney Gains

Friday, November 20, 2009

HorrorHound Weekend 2009 Cincinnati Is The Place To Be!


HorrorHound Weekend Cincinnati
Hey HorrorHounds! If you are attending HHW Cincinnati convention this weekend, then you are in the right place! With all of shows, booths and attendees appearing, HW has went to the utmost extremes to bring you, the horror fans, what you deserve! The Best!! And of course, two of your favorite Gatlin natives are there for the Children of the Corn 25th Anniversary! He Who Walks Behind The Rows has to be well pleased! If anyone would like to send their convention photos this weekend with Courtney Gains or John Franklin (or any of the guests for that matter) to us, we will post them as quick as we can! Just shoot us an email with the pics to - childrenofthecornmovie@yahoo.com or use the info@childrenofthecornmovie.com link on the side of the page! Have a great time at HHW horror fans, and remember - "It's All About The Original..."!

Saturday, November 14, 2009

Horror's Hallowed Grounds Episode 1 Uncut Running On FearNet.com For A Limited Time

Horror's Hallowed GroundsIf you are a fan of John Carpenter's excellent film Halloween, or if you are just a horror fan in general, then this is something you don't want to miss! What if you could visit the filming locations of your favorite horror films from the past? Would it be Friday the 13th? Poltergeist? The Amityville Horror? And what if you could tell other horror fans about your experiences. Would you make the fans feel like they were there? Well, with Horror's Hallowed Grounds, series creator Sean Clark has done just that. Centering on famous horror genre films and the places that brought them to the screen, HHG revisits the areas and towns that made each one of these movies without a doubt, memorable in the eyes of moviegoers everywhere. While Horror's Hallowed Grounds is currently being published as an article in HorrorHound Magazine (click here for their website), one of them was made as a television episode featured on the Halloween - 25 Years of Terror dvd available from Anchor Bay Entertainment. Covering the original shooting locations for John Carpenter's Halloween, Sean brings US to the movie with his insightful interviews and information as he tracks down the places where Carpenter filmed his vision of what was to become one of the most popular horror-film franchises that continues to this day. And now, for a limited time, FearNet.com has recently posted a 7-minute, uncut streaming version of HHG's Halloween episode on their website that you can view here or by watching it below. Also, be sure to check out the official HHG website at www.horrorshallowedgrounds.com where you can find links to all of Sean's HHG articles and info on future ones as well. The HHG uncut video will be running until November 20th so be sure you let FearNet.com know what you think and let's get Horror's Hallowed Grounds picked up as a series!