Here are some showings and performances of “Nosferatu” for this Halloween season:

Before Twilight & True Blood, before Dracula even, there was…

Middlesex County College & The Raconteur present

NOSFERATU: THE FIRST VAMPYRE
Adapted & Directed by Alex Dawson

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Based on the 1923 German Expressionist film by F. W. Murnau, Dawson’s stage adaptation additionally draws on Chinese shadow-play, Shakespeare, and explorer/orientalist Captain Sir Richard Burton’s translation of Hindu vampire fables to tell the story of Count Orlock, a rat-fanged Romanian looking for love even as he brings a boatload of Black Death to a German village. From the team that brought you last year’s unsettling hit A CLOCKWORK ORANGE, with makeup by Tom Savini alumnus Dan Diana, the production, which opens with the terrifying image of the eponymous Nos suspended fifteen feet above the audience, will make even the swooniest Twilight fan forget RobPat and his teen beat vamps.

8 PM, Thurs – Sat, OCT 21 – 30 (special midnight show on Mischief Night). The Studio Theater @ MCC 2600 Woodbridge Ave., Edison, NJ 08818. All tickets $10. For more info, film trailer, and to purchase tickets online, click HERE.

NOTE TO PARENTS: If your kids are old enough to see the b/w films from Universal’s horror heyday: Frankenstein, The Wolf Man, Dracula, they’re old enough for this. It’s very, very creepy, but not graphic in the least.

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What: Nosferatu
Where: Prince Charles Cinema
7-10 Leicester Place
London Chinatown
London
WC2H 7BP
When: 22 October 2010 to 28 October 2010
Admission: $20-$30

Nosferatu remains a timeless classic of horror – eerie, expressionistic and just plain frightening. Max Shrek’s cadaverous Count Orlok, with rat like fangs and long talon-like fingers, is still the definitive screen portayal of the vampire. A suitably chilling live musical accompaniment is promised by renowned cinema organist Donald McKenzie on the terrifyingly powerful Usher Hall organ.

For more information, go here

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What: Nosferatu – A Symphony of Horror
Time: October 16, 2010 from 6pm to 10pm
Location: Woman’s Club of Kenosha
Street: 6028 8th Avenue
City/Town: Kenosha, WI
Website or Map: http://www.kenoshamedia.org

A live-theater/multi-media experience, featuring a 40-60 member chorus from the Choral Arts Society of SE Wisconsin, modern dance by Laurenzi Dance, narration and sound effects by RG Productions, prose and poetry by Kenosha Writers Guild, and creative work by artists associated with Lemon Street Gallery and ArtWorks, presented with the silent film classic, Nosferatu. Authentic German dishes by Exceptional Events of Kenosha. Tickets: $30/adults. $25/seniors/students.

For more information, go here

What: Nosferatu – with Silent with Live Organ Accompaniment
Where: The Landmark Loew’s Jersey
54 Journal Square
Jersey City, NJ 07306
When: Sat, Oct 23, 2010 8:20 pm – 10:00 pm

For more information, go here.

For those that were having problems with voting in the “Favorite Type of Horror Movie?” poll, this issue has been resolved.

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I have done a major cleaning up of the site’s Banner Exchange program. Many sites were not displaying the exchange code on their sites, so they were removed.

Please remember to insert the exchange code on your site, on an easily accessible page, such as the splash/home or links page on your site.

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Here are some showings and performances of “Nosferatu” for this Halloween season:

What: San Francisco Symphony Nosferatu
Where: Davies Symphony Hall, 201 Van Ness Ave., San Francisco
When: Oct. 31, 2009, 8 pm-9:30 pm
Admission: $20-$30

Description: Celebrate Halloween with one of early film’s great masterpieces, Nosferatu (1922) directed by F.W. Murnau, which tells the eerie tale of the vampire Count Orlok. A re-imagining of Bram Stoker’s Dracula, the film is dark and mysterious. Experience this movie as it was meant to be seen and heard: with live accompaniment. Dennis James plays the San Francisco Symphony’s incomparable 8,264-pipe Ruffatti organ.

For more information, go to San Francisco Symphony

What: Mood Area 52 presents “NOSFERATU” with original score by MOOD AREA 52
Where: Mission Theatre
When: Friday, October 30 – 8 p.m. doors, 9 p.m. show | $6 at the door | 21 and over

For more information, go to Mission Theatre

What: NOSFERATU Brings The Horror To The Walt Disney Concert Hall On Halloween Night
Where: Walt Disney CONCERT HALL
111 S. Grand Avenue, Los Angeles
When: Saturday October 31, 8 PM

Description: Halloween night brings the classic German black & white horror film, Nosferatu, starring Max Schreck as the eerie Count Orlok, to Walt Disney Concert Hall. The projection of the silent movie will be accompanied by a live soundtrack performed by organist Clark Wilson on Halloween, Saturday, October 31 at 8PM.

For more information, go to Broadway World.

As I mentioned a little while ago, due to the North Carolina legislature passing a new law reclassifying and taxing state online purchases, Amazon has dropped all of their NC affiliates effective at the end of June.

Since then, Cafe Press and Overstock.com have followed suit and terminated their partnerships with NC affiliates.

In light of this, I have been reworking the ads and partnerships I have on the site, so you might notice some layout changes as I go along with recalibrating everything.

I assume that other large affiliates such as Commission Junction and Linkshare very well may follow suit if this keeps up, which unfortunately it probably will.

Gotta love the fascistic turn this country is taking.

Well, it was bound to happen sooner or later. The effects of internet taxation that is.

As regular visitors here I am sure have noticed, I run quite a few ads here on the site. This is to help make a few extra bucks for the site as things such as hosting and domain registration are not free. So this is one reason I am a member of a few different affiliate programs. Including Amazon’s program.

Well, while going through my mail this morning, I received a rather alarming an email from Amazon in regards to their popular affiliate program.

We regret to inform you that the North Carolina state legislature (the General Assembly) appears ready to enact an unconstitutional tax collection scheme that would leave Amazon.com little choice but to end its relationships with North Carolina-based Associates.

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But because the new law is drafted to go into effect once enacted – which could happen in the next two weeks – we will have to terminate the participation of all North Carolina residents in the Amazon Associates program on or before that same day. After the termination day, we will no longer pay any referral fees for customers referred to Amazon.com or Endless.com nor will we accept new applications for the Associates program from North Carolina residents.

So, it appears within the next few weeks, this shall pass. (North Carolina being a 100% Dem-run state since Reconstruction cinches that) And with that, the Amazon links here shall be removed as they will be useless.

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