Frat House Massacre Nominated for Best Feature at Sainte Maxime Festival
Frat House Massacre continue to garner international praise with the recent announcement of its official selection and French premiere at the Sainte Maxime International Horror Film Festival in Sainte Maxime, France.
In addition, Frat House Massacre is on a short list of films at the festival nominated for Best Feature at the festival as well as honorable mention.
Other festival nominations include the world premiere of George Romero’s Deadtime Stories and the French Premier of Dario Argento’s Giallo The movie will screen on Friday, October 30th, 2009 at 4:00pm at Cinemas Pagnol, route du Plan de la Tour, 83120 Sainte Maxime, France.
Reviewers and film critics continue to heap praise on the film…
The film plays out like Driller Killer killed and ate Animal House and got in a coked-out altercation with Fight Club… The film’s production values are extremely high. If director Alex Pucci can pull this off independently, I’d love to see what he could do with a studio behind him. Filmmonthly.com
The film starring Jon Fleming, Nikki Notarile and Rane Jameson, is directed by Alex Pucci (Camp Slaughter) and its original score was composed by the Italian master Claudio Simonetti (Third Mother, Deep Red, Suspiria). This clever carnage laden collegiate bloodbath promises a disturbing helping of bloodletting wrapped in a story critics are calling complex, haunting, refreshing with serious cult potential….Set in the 1979, Frat House Massacre is an outrageous and disturbing journey through the twisted world of frat boys, pledges and the not so innocent sorority sisters swept up in their madness. Shot entirely on film and set against the backdrop of cocaine fueled sex, a pounding disco beat and unflinching carnage.
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