Horror's Not Dead

Horror's Not Dead

"The Living Dead and the dying living are all the same. Cut from the same cloth. But disposing of dead people is a public service, whereas you're in all sorts of trouble if you kill someone while they're still alive. "
-- Dellamorte Dellamore

August 12, 2008

Who wants free stuff?

Who wants free stuff?


Posted by: Peter Hall

Thursday, right before leaving town for the weekend, I got a care package of promotional materials from Jim Kunz, director of LAN PARTY MASSACRE.  We had exchanged a few emails after my pity post and he said he would mail off a poster to hang above my desk for motivational purposes.  And he did just that.  Times two.  So, the first free stuff leftovers up on the block; A full size LAN PARTY MASSACRE poster, LPM stickers, and some admittedly sweet LPM door knob hanger thingymabobs…not sure what you call ‘em.  All resemble, in way or another, the principle artwork found at the official site.

Monday I returned home to a care package from the PR folks behind LOST BOYS: THE TRIBE.  So, I’ve got one copy of the DVD to give away and three copies of the flick’s original soundtrack.  I haven’t had time yet to watch or listen to either, so I’m not vouching for quality here, but I can vouch that all of the above items are completely fucking free, so take ‘em.

Since I did not pay for any of these, unlike past giveaways, there’ll be no contest per say.  Just email me [peter @ horrorsnotdead.com] by Thursday noon EST with a subject line of either ‘LPM’ or ‘LB2′ (or both if you fancy) with a body containing name and mailing address.  Thursday night I’ll chose victors by random.  Friday I’ll mail them out (as well as movies to past folks who are still waiting on copies from me).

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