Cuties Colleen, Paul, and Ele (her t-shirt says "ZOMBIE - eat flesh")
We got to see old friends like John Kitley of Kitley's Krypt. One of the many highlights of the weekend was talking theatrical SFX shop with Tom Savini.
On Sunday, WildClaw unveiled the new video promo and hosted a panel at the convention. Thank you to all who showed up and to those who asked insightful questions. We look forward to next year's Fango Con. Until then, we'll see you the Timber Lanes for some Zombie Bowling on March 14th. Get your tickets now 'cause this one is limited capacity and you won't want to miss this one. We'll have fun swag from new sponsors Quirk Publishing (Pride and Prejudice and Zombies) and Lionsgate Films (The Haunting in Connecticut).
And that's just to prepare you for our intense production of Scott T. Barsotti's The Revenants, which opens at Angel Island Theater on April 20th. See you there!
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I personally had a great time. I met and had a nice talk with Fangoria Spooksmodel Shannon Lark, and we talked about women in horror. I was sure to point out WildClaw's stellar record of putting strong Women in positions of power (Great God Pan, Dreams In The Witch House). Also had a nice chat with the Sheriff from the original Night of the Living Dead.
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