VHS Transfer/Unrated (Probably PG) It's my last time hosting ISMN @ Brewvies people, but not to worry, I'll be handing this film off to my friend and ISMN veteran Jesse Tucker. Please give him a warm welcome!

You've probably noticed ISMN and this blog have slowed down a bit, and there's a good explanation.  1. I moved out of "Art City Palace" and back to my home town Ogden, UT.  2. I started a new job as an early reader co-author and artist with co-author Jenni James for the series "Andy and Annie: A Ghost Story"

The hard copy should be up on Amazon anytime now but for now here's a link to the kindle version: http://www.amazon.com/Andy-Annie-A-Ghost-Story-ebook/dp/B00H7UG7US/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1392944822&sr=8-1&keywords=andy+and+annie+a+ghost+story 3. I'm opening up a video/record store in Ogden called "Video Cave."  The biggest draw being old and rare films unavailable on DVD/Netflix/or Redbox :)  (It used to be an old pawn shop).

4.  My dear mumsy has experienced a stroke and gave us quite a scare.  I'll be closer to home to help take care of her.  She has no paralysis but this has greatly effected her memory. 5. I just need a break.  After running ISMN weekly for the past decade and over 2 years at Brewvies, I've run out of steam and don't have the energy at the moment to give it the attention it deserves.  I will still attend and advise Jesse's screenings in SLC, but any ISMN that I still host will probably stick to once a month privately with friends - The private art film series will continue :)  (Make sure you're on my mailing list ;)

I don't know if I can think of a better way to end my own hosting run at Brewvies than with one of my new favorite discoveries "Game of Death."  A VHS I found at a convenience store while visiting Calgary Canada. And believe me folks, it's so refreshing to find a new "so bad it's good" film this solid!  Simple and ridiculous, this sci-fi low budge is a breath of fresh air from the vaults of 80's camp straight to video madness.  (My guess is that this never made it to the theater, knowing most of the Rae Don VHS library.)

Some favorite reviews from Amazon.com: 5.0 out of 5 stars King of the super 8's December 20, 2013 By lindsay norgard Wow from the days of super 8 and no budget monster type film making. Really have to appreciate the era and low budget and kid fan filmmaker. Good primer to Spielberg and JJ's Abrahms film Super 8. Fun stupid fun, silly and just plain 80's chesseball fun.

(Above: An example of the fine dialog found in "Game of Survival") 5.0 out of 5 stars Do it! March 27, 2012 By Movie Madness Format:VHS Tape|Amazon Verified Purchase Do you think you can survive the game? I did and I've got 3 words for you... Apocalyptic Cheese Fest! -------- Sadly there are hardly any reviews and photos from "Game of Survival" online, hopefully this screening will help motivate an actual DVD release!  Heck I might even buy a Blue Ray player for the first time, if that's how it was re-issued! -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Bonus Short Film: Robogo Productions is back with another "Ida" film and the sequel to last year's "Valentine's Date" film!  Incredibly Strange Movie Night is proud to debut: "Valentine's Date 2: Ida's Revenge"

I've seen half of the finished product and if you thought Ida was disturbing before, this blows the other shorts out of the ball park.  This new one is more like a psychotic horror film!  I even frightened myself seeing some of the footage!

Starring Jordan Harker and myself (as Ida) -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Time and Place: 10:45 PM @ Brevies Cinema and Pub in SLC Price: FREE as always ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Join us for my last hosting of ISMN at Brewvies before I turn it over to other capable hands :) Thank you so much for your support over the years!!!!

This week's feature: "Abandoned in Space 3-D" (2012) 21 Mins/Not Rated

How often do you get to attend a free local 3-D sci-fi film debut on the big screen?!

Something a little different this week.  Joseph Winter and several of my film friends just completed their first 3-D movie!

      Joseph and I were in a couple film related classes, and even did some Lumiere type shorts together.  Years ago he also borrowed a stack of 3-D films from Lost Media Archive for inspiration and mentioned his film intentions.  It sounded really ambitious and I couldn't even fathom how he was going to accomplish it.

         It's finally here!  I don't know if it's good or bad.  All I have seen are production photos that have surfaced randomly over the years. 

This is a complete labor of love, and I know how much hard work has gone into this by how little I have seen Joseph around during it's production.

I'm totally there!  And encourage all of you to also come and support a very rare and unique event from the local underground.

Did I mention that it's FREE?  (Popcorn/Drinks and concession are also half off this night.  Or so goes the rumor.)

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Time: Thursday, April 19 @ 8pm.

Place: Spanish 8 Theaters 790 Expressway Lane, Spanish Fork, UT FREE!!!

See you there!