Vern. Don’t fret, I’ll be giving away another signed MOH DVD in November.

Thanks everyone who entered. Vern, drop me a line with your addy and I’ll get this off to you.

Thanks to ‘anonymous’ and Horror Lair read Brent Hanley’s second draft script of Frailty. (Psst – Movie Script page is where you’ll find it.

Seen The Invasion? No? Well, The Boy Who Could Fly has seen it and he’ll tell you what his take on it in his spoiler filled review. – Don

Tuesday is traditionally DVD release day. Yesterday Vacancy was released along with Wild Hogs. Well, thanks to Horror Lair, you can read Mark L Smith’s draft script of Vacancy. Over on Awesome Film there are a couple of scripts to straight-to-video, er dvd, scripts – Zerophilia and Dave Barry’s Complete Guide to Guys. Waddle over to the Movie Scripts page and check them out. – Don

Resident Evil: Extinction is coming soon to theaters. Up until a couple of years ago, I wasn’t a big fan of the Zombie/Horror genre. I came across George Romero’s Dawn of the Dead on Archive.org and the rest is history. I’ve burned through about all movies of the zombie genre that I can get my hands on. Check out this great public service film What to do in a Zombie Attack. While waiting for the latest Resident Evil movie, play the Resident Evil game.

The world as we know it, no longer exists. The Earth now belongs to the Undead. The key to survival in this new world is to keep moving…

A small resistance survives by scavenging abandoned towns for whatever fuel is still left. With all of the surrounding cities sucked dry of fuel, your only chance of reaching Alaska (and finding other survivors) is to scour Las Vegas for any remaining fuel.

Choose your convoy vehicles and make your way through Las Vegas in search of survivors and fuel. In each level you will be given a mission that describes where you must drive your convoy. Once you?ve reached the mission point, use the weapons you?ve collected to defend your convoy against blood thirsty zombies. Check out the game here.

Over on the Unproduced Scripts page we have eleven new or revised scripts up. I have a few more to get up before I start to unleash the scripts for the One Week Challenge. – Don

Thanks to Leila’s Vampire Movie Guide here are a couple more Vampire scripts to read. Slink on over to the movie scripts page to read Frost: Portrait of a Vampire and Sucker The Vampire. Leila’s Scripts page has a pretty good collection of just about any vampire movie script available on the ‘net. If it is just blood suckers of the Dracula variety you are interested in, skip over to the Dracula Scripts page and read scripts to dracula movies from 1922 to 1997.

Want to try your hand at a student film short screenwriting contest? If you have a script for a 20 minute (20 page) or less film, check out Captain Cutlazz. The due date is May 1, 2007. Winners get $100.00 and screen credit. – Don

Thanks to Melson for the heads up on these three teleplays from the Masters of Horror series. These come from Drew “Professor Moriarty” of AICN McWeeny’s ‘blog All My Lies Are Always Wishes. There are two drafts of Cigarette Burns and a draft of Pro-Life. Also, if you pop over to McWeeny’s Scripts catagory, you can read a couple of his plays as well as a couple of his other unproduced pieces. So, read a couple of Masters of Horror Teleplays and other good stuff over on the TV Scripts page. – Don

On the Unproduced Scripts page, there are twenty-four new or revised scripts up for your reading pleasure. And, after you have read them, you can discuss them on the Discussion Board

For those of you familiar with George’s Fempiror/Vampire work, I’d thought I’d let you know that he’s finally gotten his site up and running at Fempiror.com. Those not familiar with George’s work, though keen on vampire mythology, you might want to check out The Fempiror Chronicles which is a series of stories following a race of people who resemble the mythological vampire in many ways.

For those of you who do your holiday shopping through Amazon.com, please consider using our search engine to find the gifts you are looking for and at the same time, help support the site. – Don

On the unproduced scripts page there are five new or revised scripts up for your reading pleasure.

On Public Domain Torrents I ran across the movie Nosferatu as a free download (or you can watch it streaming). You can also read an excellent transcript courtesy of Horror Lair.

I’m listening to Shadowmagic by John Lenahan. Shadowmagic is a fun fantasy adventure novel very loosely based on Irish mythology. Conor is a teenager whisked away to Tir na Nog, the mystical land of the ancient Celts. – Don

Thirty! Count ‘em Thirty-ish original scripts are up on the Unproduced Scripts page. Read ‘em then talk about ‘em.

It is no secret that a lot of folks who showcase their work on this site are great fans of the horror genre. Also, no great secret that, next to reading scripts, I like listening to podcasts of speculative fiction the likes of which are found on Escape Pod and Variant Frequencies. Well, Steve Eley and Mur Lafferty and Ben Phillips (the same fine folks that brought you Escape Pod) have banded together to bring you PseudoPod The Horror Podcast. The inaugural podcast is a work by Scott Sigler, author of the podio works Earth Core, Infection (not for the faint of heart) and Ancestor. So, horror fans out there (and there are a lot of them), check out PseudoPod. Note Scott Sigler’s work and the stories that appear on PseudoPod are not kid friendly. This is scary, gory stuff here. – Don