Come and support Indie Horror at the "Kids Get Dead 2" Premiere in Astoria, Queens!

There is a pivotal screening of "Kids Get Dead 2" this Sunday at The Popbar in Astoria.

Come meet some of the cast and crew from this movie on Sunday night (August 10, 9:30pm)

We have awesome drink and wings specials - and cool swag!

I was involved in many facets of this project - from casting to makeup department - and even "baring all" in a guest-star role!

You can read a little more about the project on IMDb

It's going to be a night of boobs, blood and rock 'n' roll!

Here are some of the rave reviews we've been getting:

"You’re going to have a helluva lot of fun!"
- Cinema Slasher

"When you want a fun horror film, this is exactly
what you are looking for."
- Nerdly

"As good of a choice for a great B-movie night with a large group of friends as you can get!"
- B - Is For Best

"The benchmark of the genre!"

- Finally - check out the trailer to see what you're getting yourself in for! (NSFW!)

Kids Get Dead 2 - Trailer

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