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“Simply brilliant filmmaking. More Leslie please, a lot more!”

Read all of The Butcher’s review here:

http://www.killerreviews.com/review.asp?id=14343

LV: When watching a horror flick, do you relate more to the victim or the killer?
SG: That sort of depends on whether I am watching HOUSE ON SORORITY ROW or not.

Read the entire interview here:

http://cryptmagazine.com/28701/246075.html

“Finally it was the film we’d been most excited about for Saturday (tonight is The Woods); Behind the Mask: The Rise of Leslie Vernon, which our man Paul reviewed for us a while back. You can go read that review or check out the variety of things about it online, but really there’s no way you can convey a sense of just how goddamn good this movie is. Never stepping over the line and becoming and out-and-out parody, it takes the legends of our most favorite slashers very seriously, but makes the tale of the titular character hilarious in it’s acknowledgement of the all the conventions of the slasher movies we grew up on. I’m afraid of saying too much about it for fear of either over hyping or underselling the movie, so I’ll just say this; Behind the Mask is fantastic. Make every effort you can to see it.

Afterwards director Scott Glosserman did a quick Q&A with the crowd, most of which were questions that would lead to spoilers so unfortunately I have to not mention pretty much any of them, but I can tell you this; it does have distribution in North America and will likely be heading out this year. Hopefully I’ll be able to chat further with Scott today, as I met him very briefly last night (though he did say he was a big fan of the site!), and be able to deliver more for you very soon!”

Go to their blog here:

http://dreadcentral.com/index.php?name=News&file=article&sid=29

You can also read the Dread Central review of BEHIND THE MASK here:

http://www.dreadcentral.com/index.php?name=Reviews&req=showcontent&id=891

“Take the affectionately on-target satire found in Christopher Guest’s best comedies and mix it up with the self-aware horror geekism from Wes Craven’s “Scream,” and you’ve got Scott Glosserman’s “Behind the Mask,” a smart, witty, and entirely entertaining mockumentary that never takes itself seriously, and pays homage to the slasher sub-genre in extremely fine fashion.”

“Behind the Mask is a cool, confident, and well-crafted treat for anyone who calls himself a horror geek.”

Movie Review - Behind the Mask: The Rise of Leslie Vernon - eFilmCritic