Matt chats with Sass about Four Humors new production, The Rule of Three!
Three actors. Three Stories. Three Genres. Three separate tales told over three different acts exploring three different themes in three different ways. Beware, bad things always come in threes.
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Whelp . . . it happened. Someone finally called Matt out and said fair is fair and we gotta talk about HSHD too. Here’s a wonderful interview conducted by Nissa Nordland-Morgan with Matt.
Each year Horror Show Hot Dog watches short horror films by artists from around the world. At the Twin Cities Horror Festival they present the best of the films they discovered throughout the year. Each of the five nights features a different selection of short films, no two shows are the same. Our audience votes for their favorite film of the night each night, and the winners receive a trophy.
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Matt talks with Nissa Nordland-Morgan about her show Incarnate, also D&D.
Relinquish your past, and cultivate yourself anew. Join the Oasis; a garden nestled in a secluded nook of Northern Minnesota. At this heaven on Earth, our Herald, Marigold, will plant the seed of your personal truth, and Caretaker Dan will till the soil of your soul until you reach fruition. It is the season of the harvest, and today’s a most momentous day! Our community’s hearts will beat as one. Come home, to the Oasis. Special When Lit presents Incarnate, a new nightmare from Nissa Nordland Morgan, writer of The Fae and Xena and Gabrielle Smash the Patriarchy.
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Matt talks to Amber Bjork and Nissa Nordland-Morgan about . . . And What Alice Found There!
From the creators of Blood Nocturne, The Memory Box of the Sisters Fox, and You Are Cordially Invited to the Life and Death of Edward Lear; TWSO examines the obsessions of a Victorian author and his controversial relationship to his muse.
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Matt talks with Tyler about Frankenstein!
What would you destroy to build the life of your dreams? Inspired by Mary Shelley’s original horror story, this “delightfully perverse mindf*ck” crawls with shadows and drips with betrayal, as we follow a monster in pursuit of perfection. Rated one of CityPages top ten shows of 2015, Dangerous Productions smash hit is back and bloodier than ever!
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Duck Washington talks to Matt about his show in the TCHF this year. It opens tonight!
Some moons bring light into the darkness, others bring darkness into the light. After a six-year space flight, the UCASA Santa Maria approaches the moon of the dwarf planet Makemake hoping to locate an extremely rare and valuable mineral. However, what they find on the dark moon isn’t quite what they had hoped for.
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Matt talks with Reverend Matt about his collaborative show with Erin Shepard!
The Feminine Inhuman will bring to life stories of female monsters from around the world. When a monster is imagined to be feminine, there is an underlying reason for that choice. What makes women so terrifying? Reverend Matt expounds his encyclopedic knowledge of demonesses while Erin Sheppard Presents’ kinetic choreography celebrates the feminine monster.
What darkness does she conceal? What monstrosities is she capable of?
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More Twin Cities Horror Festival goodness for your earholes! Matt gets a chance to have a very enlightening conversation with the team behind AMP!
New York solo performer Jody Christopherson (the writer-performer of St Kilda) returns to TCHF with AMP. Before Mary Shelley was considered one of the greatest writers in the canon, she was the unconventional daughter of anarchist philosophers William Godwin and Mary Wollstonecraft. Profoundly isolated, yet surrounded by literati, risking everything in laudanum fueled journey to embrace freedom, she created a genre that embraced revolting in both senses of the word. Scientist Luigi Galvani’s galvanizing discovery of “animal electricity” acts as an electric undercurrent, unleashing the power of women’s creative genius, along with haze and period costumes.
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It’s time for some bite size mini-sode treats talking about the Twin Cities Horror Festival!
First up is Michigan Disasters produced by Ghoulish Delights!
Tim Uren weaves together the wreck of the Edmund Fitzgerald, the Barnes-Hecker Mine collapse, and a truly bizarre family vacation to transport you to a dark and dangerous world. Unearth this hidden realm of ancient beings, lakes that appear overnight, hungry spirits, and the Holy Grail. It’s waiting for you in Michigan, just below the surface.
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Woe betide the listener who misses out on seeing the Horror Show Hot Dog Short Film Festival at the Twin Cities Horror Festival!
Hey Hot Doggies! As we approach the Ice Cream Christmas of horror, Halloween, we wanted to tell you to mark your calendars for our shows at the Twin Cities Horror Festival. We’ll have further details as the event draws nearer, but for now, here’s some basics to help you plan a visit:
First off, here’s the schedule for our showtimes:
HSHD Short Film Festival
Horror Show Hot Dog
Fri, Oct 25 @ 10pm
Sun, Oct 27 @ 7pm
Tue, Oct 29 @ 10pm
Fri, Nov 1 @ 11:30pm
Sun, Nov 3 @ 7pm
For each night’s schedule, check out the festival home page.
Remember, each night is a different set of short films, so you are rewarded by multiple viewings!
Tickets and multi-show passes are available now! You can find information about that here.
Be sure to look at the entire line up for this year, there are a great deal of kick ass producers bringing their shows to the festival.
Lastly, if you are local or can be here, but finances are tight, there is hope! We are looking for volunteers to usher/take tickets. The sweet benefit of this selfless act? You can watch the show during your shift, or if you like, use a shift as a credit to see a different show at a later time. To sign up, simply email tchfvolunteers@gmail.com for more information. (Don’t be shy, you’re just talking to Matt)
Thanks for checking our show out and we’ll see you at the TCHF!
