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Attention, Horror Fans!

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Posted November 19, 2012

Couchcutter asks horror fans not to cheat themselves out of the future: “I’m not asking you to buy less Hollywood. I’m telling you that we *need* to buy more Independent. At least, if there is any independent stuff that you love or have ever loved. If one of the two have to suffer out of your budget, the independents need it infinitely worse than Hollywood does. We are the reason there is not another Astron-6 feature in production, we are the reason [that] Frankenstein Created Bikers (sequel to Dear God No!) is not rolling this very minute.” (via @DrunkOnVHS)

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