The Texas Blood Bath Film Festival is pleased and honored to announce that director Kevin Tenney will appear at The Texas Blood Bath Film Festival as a Guest of Honor.

Most fans of horror cinema are familiar with Kevin Tenney’s Night of the Demons, Witchboard, and Witchtrap.

Additionally Kevin’s latest independent horror film, Brain Dead, is screening at the Texas Blood Bath Film Festival on Saturday the 14th of November.

Tickets are on sale now at http://www.texasbloodbath.com/

Bio written by Prodigy Entertainment on IMDB:

After moving to Los Angeles, Kevin Tenney was accepted to the Cinema/Television Department of the University of Southern California, where only the top five percent of students are given the opportunity to direct either a senior project or a graduate film. Kevin was (and still is) the only student in the University’s history to direct one of each.

His senior project won an Emmy Award for the Best Student Production of The Year, and his graduate film landed him an agent at ICM and a three-picture deal with producer, Ivan Reitman (Ghostbusters, Twins, Stripes) while he was still a student at U.S.C. He then left the university early for his professional directorial debut, “Witchboard”. It was made for less than one million dollars and grossed over eight million at the box office, where it opened as the fifth highest grossing film of the week on 1,100 screens. It went on to sell nearly 100,000 video cassettes and then premiered on HBO as their highest rated show of the week, beating out bigger, studio-produced films and HBO’s own original programming.

Kevin has since written, directed, and/or produced more than a dozen independent films. Four of his films went on to become the top grossing films of all time for their individual distributors. Two of these four films were produced by his first production company, Mentone Pictures. Kevin’s new company, Prodigy Entertainment, has already produced two films, “Brain Dead” and a big-budget re-make of “Night Of The Demons”.