UPDATE
I was lucky enough to catch an LA premiere of Midnight Meat Train (thanks very much for the hook-up Morbid) at the Nuart Theater. Let me say that pulling up 15 minutes before the show the line was already around the side of the building and I had to park over 5 blocks from the main road. Shady. Read on for a little info on the night, and my super-short review.
I was lucky enough to catch an LA premiere of Midnight Meat Train (thanks very much for the hook-up Morbid) at the Nuart Theater. Let me say that pulling up 15 minutes before the show the line was already around the side of the building and I had to park over 5 blocks from the main road. Shady. Read on for a little info on the night, and my super-short review.
For a studio that put it’s strength in it’s horror films, and that grew based on the success of such films as Saw and Hostel, Lionsgate sure know how to cause a backlash amidst the horror community. Clive Barker’s Midnight Meat Train was released last weekend in a limited amount of theaters. This is nothing new to horror fans, as most of the films that aren’t supposed to make a ton of money are dumped into very few theaters to see how they do. This time, the fans took it personally, as can be seen over at Bloody-Disgusting. Read on for more info.
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