The Temple of Dagon

Spinning Grave Productions in conjunction with the cult of Hastur and Whateley Bros. Records has produced a music video for Killing Miranda's song "Disposable." The video has been entered into Fox's filmmaker reality show "The Lot" in the hopes of driving Steven Speilberg (more) insane.

The video can be viewed here: http://films.thelot.com/films/19443

Hastur and the rest of us feel that blasting away Stevie's final sanity points is a worthy cause. Please follow the link, view the video, and if you are down with the Yellow Sign please sign up and vote for us and then spread the link on to family and friends. Uncle Obed and Aunt Petunia will love you for it.

Hastur appreciates your support but will still destroy you all when the stars are right.







We have been told that the video is the last thing that Britney Spears watched before she lost it and shaved her head.

I just discovered that fellow Lovecraftian filmmaker Aaron Vanek has also submitted his "Call of Tutu" for the competition.

Please check out his film as well and vote for it if you like it. Personally, I dig it.

Link: http://films.thelot.com/films/22471

Who's the chick?

SpinningGrave wrote:I just discovered that fellow Lovecraftian filmmaker Aaron Vanek has also submitted his "Call of Tutu" for the competition.

Please check out his film as well and vote for it if you like it. Personally, I dig it.

Link: http://films.thelot.com/films/22471

What competition? When is It? Whats going on? TELL ME!

Jesus Prime wrote:Who's the chick?

I don't know her name. I shot all the stuff in the video that didn't feature her (boardroom, cultists, and Erica Zahn concert). Curt shot all the scenes of the goth chick lip-synching. All I know is that she lives in Buffalo, NY and Curt met her on the set of Troma's Poultrygeist.

Eternities End wrote:

SpinningGrave wrote:I just discovered that fellow Lovecraftian filmmaker Aaron Vanek has also submitted his "Call of Tutu" for the competition.

Please check out his film as well and vote for it if you like it. Personally, I dig it.

Link: http://films.thelot.com/films/22471

What competition? When is It? Whats going on? TELL ME!

Visit the main page of http://www.thelot.com for details. It is a Steven Speilberg produced reality show for filmmakers. Sounds like American Idol crossed with Project Greenlight. Unfortunately deadline has passed for submissions for the first season of the show. The winner of the first season lands a million dollar picture deal. I could make a hell of a horror film for a million, considering my biggest budget thus far has been $500.

ooh I remember Fangoria!, was a cool magazine!

SpinningGrave wrote:

Eternities End wrote:

SpinningGrave wrote:I just discovered that fellow Lovecraftian filmmaker Aaron Vanek has also submitted his "Call of Tutu" for the competition.

Please check out his film as well and vote for it if you like it. Personally, I dig it.

Link: http://films.thelot.com/films/22471

What competition? When is It? Whats going on? TELL ME!

Visit the main page of http://www.thelot.com for details. It is a Steven Speilberg produced reality show for filmmakers. Sounds like American Idol crossed with Project Greenlight. Unfortunately deadline has passed for submissions for the first season of the show. The winner of the first season lands a million dollar picture deal. I could make a hell of a horror film for a million, considering my biggest budget thus far has been $500.

Man any film maker with self respect wouldn't enter that, It reminds me of the Project Green Light Show (endorced by those two sellouts). Makes me shutter

if that was a pun, i hate you

Eternities End wrote:

Man any film maker with self respect wouldn't enter that, It reminds me of the Project Green Light Show (endorced by those two sellouts). Makes me shutter

I can hide behind it being my co-director who entered instead of me, but hell I would have done it myself if I'd had time to submit the trailer for Enter the Dagon. I'd jump through a few hoops to get a million dollar picture deal. As long as I didn't have to eat nasty stuff like they do on Survivor and Fear Factor.

As soon as the ratings drop I'm sure thats what the show will become

SpinningGrave wrote:
As long as I didn't have to eat nasty stuff like they do on Survivor and Fear Factor.

Man, I would eat ANYTHING for a million dollars. You name it I will eat.

your first born child?

Give me the money first.

ah, now come the stipulations