Annual Dead Hooker in a Trunk Watch-a-long!

Hey, boys and grrls!! What the dick are you doing tonight? I guarantee nothing awesome~er than watching along with DEAD HOOKER IN A TRUNK with RUNNING director/writer/creator commentary with none other than myself and my beloved doppelgänger. JOIN US RIGHT HERE ON THE EVENT PAGE as we answer your questions, share stories, post never before seen goodies, and so much more fun you won't believe it's legal. PLEASE share the hell outta this event and see you babes right here at 8pm TONIGHT!!!

Chat along here!

-Sylv

Twisted Twins and JOHN DIES AT THE END

Two guesses who will be introducing John Dies at the End on Wednesday at Cineplex Odeon International Village? Hope you are ready to get Sinister + Twisted Canada!

RSVP: https://www.facebook.com/events/433445456743235 — at Cineplex Odeon International Village Cinemas.

Screamfest & Monsterpalooza Are Bringing You Free American Mary!!

"A Screamfest FREE screening at MONSTERPALOOZA! 

Saturday, April 13th, evening 10:30 pm 

AMERICAN MARY
Medical student Mary Mason. is broke and disenchanted with the medical field. The allure of easy money sends Mary into the world of underground surgeries leaving more marks on her than her so called 'freakish' clientele. Directed by The Soska Sisters."

Jen and I hope to see you there!!

-Sylv

From a Dead Hooker in a Trunk to an American Mary

"It’s less than two weeks away now boys and girls! FrightFest the 13^th is literally just around the corner. So as we try and get ourselves and you, our loyal readers, pumped for the festival, I continue the feature Ian so brilliantly started when he looked at Federico Zampaglione’s duo of Shadow and Tulpa. 

This time I’m focusing on the Soska sisters, whose second feature American Mary, plays on the Monday morning in the main screen. But first of all, let’s check out their now fan-favourite debut, Dead Hooker in a Trunk."

Let the two week countdown to AMERICAN MARY screening at the main stage at the 13th Annual Fright Fest commence! I just saw this great piece on EatLiveSleepFilm.com entitled looking back and looking forward where they look at the past to the present where the the filmmakers' new films are playing at Fright Fest. For Jen and me, it's a leap from grind house DIY/no budget DEAD HOOKER IN A TRUNK (we had $2500, not $25000) filmmaking to a European and Asian cinema inspired piece with a still modest, but now evident budget shift. 

"Fans of horror since childhood, the Soskas are tuned in to the right frequency of gore and comedy. The script has its fair share of snappy dialogue proving they obviously know their audience incredibly well – most probably because they are that same audience."

 And what to expect from the new child?

"The one thing the Soska twins showed us with Dead Hooker was potential, and even though the previous film was a decent outing from the pair, I believe the issue of budget meant that they couldn’t fully reach that potential. But with American Mary, and what looks like a bigger budget, this could well be the opportunity they need that puts the filmmakers’ on the horror map. Staying behind the camera on this occasion, which I think is a good choice, it allows the twins to properly focus on the story and not worry about anything else. And with film surrounding underground surgeries and body modification, they have a chance to take it into many dark and disturbing places."

Dark and disturbing places? Yeah, we got you covered. Check out the whole rad piece by Jordan McGrath here.

-Sylv

Holy Peaches Christ at Cannes!

I love Peaches Christ. Sensational performer and artist - and now, from personal experience meeting at the Cannes Film Festival - one of the coolest people I have had the pleasure of meeting in this crazy world. And having the sincere honour to have at our AMERICAN MARY worldwide market premiere screening.

"I've just returned from the Cannes Film Festival where I saw loads of movies and went to glamorous red-carpet premieres! I felt completely out-of-place amongst all the fanciness and was even a little worried I'd just sorta stand out as a rube, but luckily I fooled those frogs. I really fooled 'em! I even got to walk the Palais red-carpet at the famous Lumiere Theatre wearing formal attire to attend the premiere of horror legend Dario Argento's new movie Dracula 3D, which is a total hoot. The best movie I saw while I was there was something called Beasts Of The Southern Wild. It is sooooooo good and sooooo beautiful and the wee little child actress who plays the lead, "Hushpuppy", is incredible. Definitely go see this movie when it hits theaters soon. Loved it!!! I also saw some fun horror movies like American Mary and Excision and I stayed in a villa with mice that Roman Polanski stayed in for four consecutive years. The whole experience was tres bien!" -Peaches Christ

If you can make it to the show, you simply must see Peaches' SILENCE OF THE TRANS show. And then message and tell me all about it. Dying to see it. For those of you being firstly introduced to Peaches Christ through this post, you are very welcome and enjoy!

-Sylv

Dead Hooker Plays The Royale Theater in Arizona

Hey you, mr/ms blog reader! Cheeky, I know. Do you live anywhere near Arizona that you can be there tomorrow night? Do you like independent horror flicks? Chain-saw wielding triads? Badass bitches? Cowboy Pimps? A Dead Hooker in a Trunk? Man, do I have tomorrow night set right the fuck up for you!


DEAD HOOKER IN A TRUNK will be playing at the Royale in sexy Arizona tomorrow night at 11pm. Let me get you better acquainted with the full radness of the venue --

"A retro grindhouse in the heart of Downtown Mesa, The Royale is a community arts venue & theater space styled after the film palaces of yesteryear which plays host to a unique mix of the newest independent films & retro cult classics. Housed in a historic building constructed in 1908, The Royale has an intimate Auditorium that seats 48, with a sophisticated decor & comfortable theater-style seating. The Royale offers a unique and intimate atmosphere unmatched in the Phoenix area for dedicated film patrons & cinephiles complete with 5.1 stereo sound and 1080p digital projection in the main auditorium.

Our multi-purpose space also plays host to a retro video arcade with several stand-up vintage arcade cabinets from 1980's and 70's. The Royale also houses an art gallery space with dedicated exhibitions themed on pop-culture and film themes revolving monthly. Our concessions stand and merchandise area offers bottled Coca-Cola and retro sodas, as well as eclectic snacks from around the world. The Royale plays host to a variety of signature programming & film series."

I want to thank everyone from the bottom of our hearts very humbly for you taking the time to check it out, bringing your friends, and spreading the word about this flick. IFC Midnight is doing screenings of the film across Canada and the US in select cities before the DVD release scheduled for January 2012. This is a huge fucking honor for an indie flick like ours and it's really cool of you guys who have been supporting the flick to make this possible. You guys fucking rock.


Please check out the flick - you might think it's not something you'll like, I bet you might - it's also available on VOD, and if you have a region-free DVD player, you can pick up either the UK or the Australian Bounty release of the flicks - super badass! If you want to see this flick in your town - demand it, we'd love to deliver it!


You don't only get DEAD HOOKER IN A TRUNK - make this a mother-fucking double feature by checking out the sensationally scary GRAVE ENCOUNTERS by the Canadian badasses known as the Vicious Brothers. This movie was shot at local Riverview Asylum that is notoriously haunted. Lots of films use it as a location and everyone whose worked there has a story to tell. These guys went to find out, seriously - what the fuck. This is the trailer --



Lastly, if you make it out to this screening, if you see it on tv, rent it, saw at a festival, whatever your personal Dead Hooker experience may have been - tell us what you thought. We'd love to hear from you!


Tweet us, we tweet back. Thank you.

~Sylv

Canadian Grindhouse Hits The Texas Theater!

From the coasts of the Great White North comes two of the greatest exploitation films made in recent history! From the west coast the Soska Twins bring us DEAD HOOKER IN A TRUNK and from the east coast Jason Eisener brings HOBO WITH A SHOTGUN.

And only, in Dallas, Texas at The Texas Theatre can you see them both at the DEAD HOOKER IN A TRUNK AND HOBO WITH A SHOTGUN DOUBLE FEATURE!

Come dressed as a hooker or a hobo for a chance to win one of many prizes to be presented by DOA Blood Bath Entertainment!

This coming Monday, May the 30th, DEAD HOOKER IN A TRUNK will be playing at the incredible Texas Theater in a double feature billing with Canadian grindhouse gory masterpiece, HOBO WITH A SHOTGUN. How is this possible? Andrew Rose and DOA Bloodbath Entertainment have made it so - that's right, the man who also premiered DEAD HOOKER IN A TRUNK originally in the US is also the man behind the double billing.


If it hadn't been for the amazing collaborative, GRINDHOUSE, our film would have never came into existence the way that it did. Having a Canadian filmmaker as a part of the fake trailer team really hit home the old Rodriguez wisdom of making your own film your own way. It is an absolute honor and privilege to be screening with Jason Eisener's great film.


If you can make it out, promote the event, or have friends in town that would dig - please help get the word out. It's going to be a hell of a show and you don't get too many of these double features anymore.

It will be the perfect date night. Guaranteed.

~Sylv

A.normale Show vol.5 : The BURLESQUE Edition

DEAD HOOKER IN A TRUNK hits Montréal May 13th for the VERY first time!!

This just in from our friends at A.normale...

"The A.normale Show is back !

Don't miss that one night only event !!

Join us and try to get your hands on one of many macabre prize pack,
courtesy of RUE-MORGUE magazine and the FANTASIA films festival who will
be celebrating it’s 15th anniversary this year !!

FRIDAY the 13TH, MAY 2010.
CAFÉ CHAOS, 2031 St-Denis.
Montréal, Qc
18 ans +

Doors open at 8 pm !

On the menu : trash trailers and bloody short films screening,
surprises, LIVE SHOW from the Burlesque SIN SISTERS and Montreal
Premiere of the amazing feature DEAD HOOKER IN A TRUNK !!

Check out the DEAD HOOKER IN A TRUNK web site here :
http://www.twistedtwinsproductions.net/deadhookerinatrunk/

And the SIN SISTERS girls on YouTube at :
http://www.youtube.com/user/SinSistersBurlesque

* Next Show: Set to be in November 2011 ...

Send your screeners NOW to The A.normale Show vol.VI !! *

Infos : www.anormaleproductions.com"

Il ne semble pas comme une nuit que vous ne pouvez pas manquer simplement? Tous nos beaux Canadiens français, s'il vous plaît ne pas ceci manquer une nuit seulement, nuit inoubliable!

Doesn't it sound like a night you simply cannot miss out on? All our lovely French Canadians, please do not miss this one night only, unforgettable night!

Sanglant Mieux ! / Bloody Best !
Jen

Drunken Zombie Fest is Drunkenly Fucking Wicked!

It's almost the 23rd, which means a fucking rad double feature is being brought to the fine folks of Peoria, Illnois, by the Drunken Zombie Fest! Get your drinking faces on now.



This is a great festival put on by some very cool folks and you don't want to miss it! Put your flask in your purse and start walking - Peoria, Illinois, is the place to be this April 23rd, 2011!

~Sylv

Ripped Posters, The Aftermath of the Banning of 'Dead Hooker in a Trunk' by the Roxy Theater in Saskatoon

Sole surviving poster. Hope she's still up tomorrow. Probably not.

Torn poster. Ignorance couldn't rip through heavy duty tape.

More destroyed posters. The sad reality that people take things for surface value rather than what's actually there in front of them. Ironically, the film is facing the same-close mindedness from these individuals as the people they are 'protecting' do.

The more things change the more they stay the same
The more things change the more they stay the same
The more things change the more they stay the same
The more things change the more they stay the same

-Bon Jovi, lyrics from The More Things Change

My sincerest and most heartfelt apologies to John Allison for all this misdirected community outrage. After reading account after account of authorities 'not taking the problem seriously' in regards to actual murder victims, I am surprised that these efforts are being focused on the creative expression of independent artists rather than where it actually belongs.

Actually, not surprised. Just deeply saddened.

~Sylv

Stilettos Making Ladies Look Good For Years - Hooker Style

As you may or may not know - shame on you! (get caught up here, boo) - DEAD HOOKER IN A TRUNK played on the 27th of Women In Horror Recognition Month aka February at The Stiletto Film Fest, hosted and created by the writer/director/actor, Megan Sacco.

"Dead Hooker In A Trunk had its premier which was excellent by the way"

This is the lovely Megan introducing the film before it plays. Photo courtesy of our homies at Killing Boxx. Sadly, we can not travel to all the festivals that HOOKER plays at, but it's very fucking cool to see these pics and get messages from those in attendance that dug the flick.


A huge and humble thanks to Megan for this brilliant event and congratulations to all the ladies who screened at Stiletto. Thank you those of you that were at the screening and sent us messages. Those mean the world to us! Thank you from the bottom of our black little hearts! Mwa ha ha.

Sylv

In Wales, played a Dead Hooker...

I love... no, that's no strong enough... I fucking love when we hear about people's experiences watching 'Dead Hooker in a Trunk'. On Thursday, November 11th at 12:45pm by Wales, England time, the film was playing at the Abertoir Horror Film Festival. A very warm thank you to Nia Edwards-Behi who not only introduced the piece this year but also was the first to bring the rotting corpse of a whore across the oceans to the fine folks in the UK and to all of you that fancied a spot of hooker and acted on it! In particular, today I'd like to send the warmest regards to Mr. James Plumb who was in attendance and had this to say about the film --

"Day two starts off with an Intro by Abertoir stalwart Nia Edwards-Behi for the engagingly titled “Dead Hooker in a Trunk”, a film which I’ve read a lot about on various social networking sites (such as this one) so I was excited to see if it lived up to its internet hype and its awesome title. I’m glad to report that the film exceeds both.

The natural evolution of grindhouse exploitation films, without resorting to adding aging effects to the footage, “DHIT” delivers on its tease of sleaze, muscle cars and ultraviolence. But its also a film with real heart, as you genuinely grow to care about the characters. Directed with amazing confidence by the Twisted Twins themselves, the Soska sisters, the only criticism I can muster is a muddy sound mix, which sometimes detracted from the fun on screen. That being said if you’re yearning for a mix of “Switchblade Sisters” and “Weekend at Bernie’s” then look no further!"

That kind of sentiment warms a pair of cold Canadian, twisted hearts. Thank you very kindly for those kind words, sir. We are honored to have had the film so well received - this is every little horror girls dream come true. Thank you to everyone who has seen it, wanted to see it, spread the word, and shared it with their friends. None of this would be possible without you.



Tomorrow, there will be a blood bath in Texas. 'Dead Hooker in a Trunk' will be playing at the Blood Bath 2 Film Festival in Dallas Texas. Get here details here, boys and girls. If you make it out, drop us a line and let us know what you thought. Fucking love hearing from you, boys and girls.

~Sylv

How Horrible our Film Fest will be... Horribly Awesome!

"Halloween is over but you can still find something scary in San Diego. Here's a preview of the inaugural Horrible Imaginings Film Festival playing this Saturday at the Tenth Avenue Theater beginning at 1:00 pm.

If you're a horror fan like myself and are counting the 361 days left until next Halloween then here's something to make the wait a little easier: Horrible Imaginings Film Festival. The film festival serves up horror features and shorts both old and new as well as two floors of artwork. This celebration of horror is the brainchild of Baltimore transplant Miguel Rodriguez, who saw a need for more horror in San Diego and decided to try and fill it."

This is an exert from an article by Cinema Junkie - Beth Accomando of KPBS San Diego: Public Radio, TV, and Web News and we couldn't agree more - we're not ready to give up our love of the spooky and strange - hell, we embrace it year round. Coming up this weekend is the first horror genre film festival of San Diego - The Horrible Imaginings Film Festival - brainchild of Miguel Rodriguez who decided to bring the splatter to the people and the people couldn't be more stoked!

"What people can expect from the film festival," says Rodriguez, "is people can walk around, meet other people who are like-minded and like the same type of genre. They will be able to expect artwork of dark or macabre nature, and also a number of films including two classics that are being screened over the course of the 12-hour period.

Twelve hours may sound like a long time to spend in the dark getting scared but the festival is broken up into two halves representing two different kinds of horror.

"I wanted to showcase how the horror genre can bring out different ways that people communicate fear," Rodriguez explains, "And that could be either from a psychological way or from a more visceral way."

We met Miguel at this past year's Viscera and Bleedfest Film Festival and we horror aficionados know one another when we meet them. Nicest, most down to earth, funny gentleman ever who knows his horror inside and out. When he decided to bring the genre fest to the people of San Diego, we knew something special was a'brewin' and now the time is almost upon us! This weekend it happens. It was a huge honor when Miguel requested 'Dead Hooker in a Trunk' to play in the fest --

"The enticingly titled "Dead Hooker in a Trunk." (I mean how can you resist a film with a title like that!)

"It's a very fun kind of grindhouse film," says Rodriguez who can't help but smile at the mere mention of the title. "Just go for the ride. Turn the brain off and have a lot of fun."

The film was made in Canada by identical twin sisters Jen and Sylvia Soska, and the female characters they play are anything but passive victims. The film is an uneven, ultra-low budget project fueled by wild energy and do-it-yourself inventiveness."

Exactly what we wanted when we created the film, something that is fun to watch, you have a blast, and makes the girls and the boys feel like they can kick ass! Badass has that affect on people, she's a special type of girl. Now read the whole article, girls and boys, you'll be glad that you did!

If you can get to it, call in sick and start driving now - go check out this festival and bring your friends. Now that The Horrible Imaginings Film Fest has arrived in San Diego, it's here to stay! Thank you to Beth for getting the word out about this fantastic fest, Miguel for creating it and giving a voice to horror in the community, and for all the fans and film makers alike for loving the genre - you are the best quality of people in the world!

xo
Sylv

Dallas News takes a Blood Bath 2!

It's coming up so soon! 'Dead Hooker in a Trunk' returns to Texas to the North American festival that first showed the original cut -- Blood Bath 2. Now that we've trimmed the fat with a slicker, quicker, more hookery Hooker we can't wait to have her play with the incredible lineup. People are getting excited, as they should. Here's what the media - in the form of DallasNews.com - has to say about it --

"October is over, but thank you Blood Bath folks for understanding that doesn't mean we need to put horror films to bed till next Halloween . Oak Cliff's historic Texas Theatre gets a little gory November 13-14 when Blood Bath 2: The Film Festival puts on two days of "a celebration of independent horror cinema showcasing feature and short films from around the world." The festival is the world premiere for the feature films Kodie, filmed locally in Dallas by Abel Berry and Jennifer Stone, and The Super. It's also the American premiere of feature film Fell.

There's an after party Saturday night at the Muddy Waters (4314 Live Oak St.) with special musical guests Jack O'Hara Harris, The Lash Outs, and The Whiskey Folk Ramblers starting at 10 p.m. Tickets to the fest are $7 per feature-length film, $15 per day, or $25 for the weekend."

You know, that's right. What about the fine features that are playing at the festival? The article goes on to give you a good outline of the other films, one that I have been dying to see is 'Kodie', but what is it about? Well, what DallasNews.com has to say, gentle reader, is --

"KODIE tells the story of David, a paranormal investigator, who has come to a point in his life where everything he cares about is being ripped away in domestic turmoil. He soon finds himself and his team caught in a world of a murderous little girl named Kodie in the form of a teddy bear. Many of the cast and crew will be in attendance for a Q&A following the film."

Say whaaaaaaaaaat? Yes. Yes, yes, and YES. It will be all forms of rad. I've heard a lot of good things about this one and there's some sweet hooker love in the article too stating that also playing, the film by --

"Canadian twins Jen and Sylvia Soska's DEAD HOOKER IN A TRUNK, which has become an underground cult fan favorite while winning many awards at festivals all around the world"

Huge thanks to DOA Blood Bath Entertainment and Andrew Rose for their constant support from the get go, their beautiful hard work to create a great festival for folks that love the red stuff, and for being such dear friends to a pair of twisted twins. Thank you so kindly! Looking forward to this one. Big time.

Sylv

Horribly Excited for Horrible Imaginings!

We are complete dorks, but also (and more importantly) are very excited for San Diego's first horror film festival - Horrible Inaginings Film Fest. Read it up here. We talked Hooker, this fest, and so many other great things over at Monster Island Resort Podcast with Miguel Rodriguez! Yes, we were invited back and we sort of watched our language - really fun chat, congratulations on episode 11. Listen it up here, boys and girls.

Thank you for supporting a set of identical nerds. You folks are the best! Talk to you soon.

~Sylv

What's admission for One Hooker at the Dark Carnival?

Super excited to announce that that lovable decaying slut, 'Dead Hooker in a Trunk' will be available for viewing at the Dark Carnival Film Festival. A late-comer to this fantastic event, you will be able to view the film at the Geek Tyrant Booth at the fest! Many many thanks to the fabulous friend to dead hookers everywhere, Brian Shirley, for getting Hooker out to the fine folks of Bloomington, Indiana this coming November 19th to the 21st. What is the Dark Carnival Film Fest? Let me learn you up --

"Forget so-called 'film festivals' that show movies on a tiny screen in a cheesy hotel conference room. Dark Carnival is a week-long celebration of horror, featuring art exhibits, live entertainment, merchandise vendors, special guests and more. But most of all, we're all about the movies!

We screen the best indie horror films from all over the world in the best possible venues - a vintage 1930s era movie theater that features state-of-the-art sound and projection equipment, on a 30 by 20 foot screen."

Get those delicious, yummy details here or here. Totally creep their site and look at the pics and testimonials. This is a real fun horror-appreciation filled week of awesomeness. Don't you want to be a part of that? I knew it.

~Sylv

Where the Dead Hooker Roams

Just a quick reminder that 'Dead Hooker in a Trunk' is making her rounds, she might even be coming to your town! Upcoming festivals and screenings --

BRUTAL AS HELL PRESENTS INDIE/EXPLOITATION NIGHT -- October 23rd

GRIMM UP NORTH 2 FILM FEST -- October 28th to the 31st

CITY OF DEATH INTERNATIONAL FILM FEST -- October 30th

37TH NORTHWEST FILM & VIDEO FEST -- November 5th to the 13th

DRUNKEN ZOMBIE FILM FEST -- November 6th

HORRIBLE IMAGININGS -- November 6th to the 7th

ABERTOIR HORROR FILM FEST -- November 10th to the 14th

BLOODBATH 2 FILM FEST -- November 13th

Please enjoy your dead hookers responsibly - luckily you don't have to buy her dinner, right? Right!? Ha ha. I kill me.



All the bloodiest of bests,
~Jen and Sylv

Dead Hooker In A Trunk hits up a Pub in Philly

I don't know if it's always sunny in Philly, but I do know that it's always wicked awesome. That's due simply to the fact that Philadelphia is home to Bob and Barabara's Lounge. What, pray tell, is this incredible place? Well, since you asked nicely...

"Bob & Barbara's, owned by Jack Prince (former partner of JJ's Grotto) maintains its position as one of Philly's most authentic and funky Jazz venues. Although an extensive menu of chili dogs and chips is now available for your dining pleasure, the accent is on the music and good times. A racially mixed bar, Bob & Barbara's is the classic organ lounge. Tenor man Nate Wiley has passed, but The Crowd Pleasers jam Sunday nights until 2:00 AM. Drinks are a little more expensive during music sets, but not enough to break you. It's downright cheap, so long as you lay off the Courvoisier. Since B&B has been "discovered" Fridays and Saturdays tend toward the familiar repertoire (Misty, Satin Doll, and lowdown blues) which Nate describes as "liquor drinkin' music". If you're looking for a more straight-ahead boppish vein, come when the art students have left, for the jam sessions"
Sundays, they host a jam session. Veterans and newcomers alike are allowed as many choruses as will please the crowd, and no more. Less experienced players are tolerated, even encouraged, but never coddled.

There is an eclectic mix of music on other nights, and even a drag show on Thursdays. A welcome oasis on an otherwise somewhat desolate block of South Street."

On Tuesday, September 14th, our beloved baby, DEAD HOOKER IN A TRUNK will be pulling up a chair, ordering itself a SPECIAL (seriously, it's only $3.50??), and spending the night with the locals. There will even be Dead Hooker dancers (yes, I want pics and videos, please and thank you) and costumes and dead hooker hilarity to be had by all. Just don't put on Journey, whatever you do....

And definitely treat yourself to a special. WHAT'S a special?! Here's a hint....




Drinking age is enforced, so don't be getting any ideas, boys and grrls....


So, get your butts to THE place to be SEPTEMBER 14th!!

And send us your pics and we'll post 'em here, maybe even send a SPECIAL GOODIE to whoever sends us the BEST pic of the night!!

XO,
Jen

Look Mom, It's The Best DHIAT Review Ever!

In our lives, there are moments that are just cool.

Moments that take you away from your shitty day job, that cunt that was a cunt to you, screaming kids, ailing loved ones, mountains of bills, or whatever form of suck you have to deal with. Yesterday after working til the wee hours we found that there was a new review up for 'Dead Hooker in a Trunk' by Zach Shildwachter of www.bloodsprayer.com. It was so beyond cool, that we are still smiling about it today. It was so rad that I was tempted to call my mom, but 2am is never the best time to call.


Firstly, Zach has an extremely entertaining and articulate style of writing. His word usage and analogies are fucking hilarious and hip. Secondly, he knew his shit inside and out on the crew, cameos, music, production, stunts, and everything about the film inside and out. Incredibly insightful, thoughtful, and in depth review. It gives you a real insider feel to what it's like to make a low budget indie with such a kick ass team.

If you haven't seen the film yet, are wondering what it's like -- check out his kick ass review here. If you dig what you hear and want to support this indie horror pass it along.


Who was on the team that made 'Dead Hooker in a Trunk'? Some of the most talented, genuinely rad, hard working people you could ever hope to get to work on your set. It's not everyday that you find such a level of talent come behind such a crazy idea.








Thank you for all the emails and messages regarding screenings and screening requests. That deceased slut might be coming to a venue near you soon! If not, let us know and we'll do our best to get it there.

Your friendly neighbourhood (because in Canada we put in a 'u') Twisted Twins,
~Jen and Sylv