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Chronic Horror was Dylan Reynolds, the writer/director of 2018’s
4/20 Massacre (I know, perfect guest, right?). When it comes to cannabis, Dylan is a professional, so check out what happened when I got this heavyweight high before watching 2013’s
Evil Dead reboot directed by Fede Alvarez! (Coincidentally,
4/20 Massacre is the very first film I reviewed for Dread Central!)
Episode 3 of
Chronic Horror was a two-for-one, as I brought in cult filmmaker Richard Elfman and his beautiful wife Anastasia Elfman. Fans of cult films will know Richard best as the writer/director of
Forbidden Zone (released in 1980); his most recent feature film is the madcap
Zena Dixon, Real Queen of Horror & Friend of Dread, Wins Silver Bolo Award
The Real Queen of Horror Zena Dixon is honored by Last Drive-In s Bolo Award. By Marcos Codas
Shudder’s
Last Drive-In saw presenter Joe Bob Briggs bring out the big guns once again. The Silver Bolo Awards are given out to underappreciated figures in the horror industry. You know who is the most recent recepient? None other than friend of Dread and content creator extraoirdinaire Zena Dixon. She’s been a shining light in the industry for years. We’re very happy to see her many talents celebrated.
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For many companies, moving office holiday and end-of-year celebrations online can seem like a daunting task.
Instead of dwelling on how it won t be like last year, spend time looking into organized corporate events or virtual group games your team might enjoy.
Whether it s donating to a worthy cause, hosting a virtual trivia night, or planning a wine tasting, corporate parties can still be thoughtful and creative while being held remotely this year.
Normally at this time of the year, companies are hiring caterers, setting up onsite casinos or party games, and inviting employees to cut at least a little bit loose to celebrate.