SPOTLIGHT ON ‘THE SPOTTSVILLE MONSTER’
SPOTLIGHT ON ‘THE SPOTTSVILLE MONSTER’
Bart Nunnelly here, local author, artist and Fortean Investigator. I’m pleased to announce that my second film, “The Spottsville Monster – A Documentary” is slated to begin filming next month in Henderson, Kentucky. I’ll be teaming up with filmmaker extraordinaire and good friend, Chris McGill of McGill Media, LLC –
Louisville, Ky. – on this exciting project. ‘The Spottsville Monster’, an 8 foot-tall,hairy, man-like creature, first came to light back in 1975 when The Henderson ‘Gleanor’ ran an article about my family’s terrifying 11 month ordeal in the Spottsville, Ky. bottoms. But evidence suggests that the creature(s) has been around much longer than that. And is still around, with the latest sighting occurring in February, 2010!
The McGill Media crew will follow me as I go deep into the western Kentucky bottom lands in search of the creature, and film the testimony of actual eyewitnesses to the phenomenon – some of which may startle even you.
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Toronto Sun Interview with Alice Cooper
Alice Cooper and Rob Zombie are a match made in heaven. And hell.
“It’s heaven for me and hell for him, probably,” cracks the 62-year-old Coop, who is about to join forces with Zombie on the Gruesome Twosome tour.
“It’s a great idea,” says Cooper of the shock-rock double-bill, which skips around Canada this spring and summer. “Rob is like my little brother. We’re so connected when it comes to our styles. Both our shows are so theatrical, it will almost look like they run into each other. It’s really going to be fun.”
En route to their opening gig in Winnipeg, the mascara-loving icon and longtime golf addict opened up about the bad old days, his dark new album and how this tour is going to kill him.
For the rest of this great interview , go here.
http://www.torontosun.com/entertainment/music/2010/04/25/13714686.html
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An Interesting Interview with Alex Lifeson of RUSH
Ha. Obviously, we take the music seriously and we try to play the best that we can. But we’ve always been very lighthearted about the band itself. I laughed at I Love You, Man with the rest of the crowd.
Read more: http://newyork.timeout.com/articles/film/84998/alex-lifeson-interview#ixzz0mD6tVmAc
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