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SCARY SALFORD WORLD PREMIERE
 

Star date: 31st October 2010 

MAC IS BACK!!!

World Premiere
Mark Macready: Underworld Tales – Animated Case Files
31st October online here!

When Salford's film spoof horror film, Mark Macready and the Archangel Murders, was unleashed last year it was met with total critical acclaim by horror fans and poncy film festivals alike. Now comes the animated prequel to the original feature…

Today sees the long awaited 7 minute gob smacking, gore splattered, gun toting, monster mashing, crime crunching, cartoon comic prequel…

Further details here…


MAC IS BACK!!! MAC IS BACK!!! MAC IS BACK!!!
MAC IS BACK!!! MAC IS BACK!!! MAC IS BACK!!!
MAC IS BACK!!!
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MAC IS BACK!!!

When the short spoof slasher movie, Mark Macready and the Archangel Murders came out last year it literally blew the cult horror scene away with its skits of every scream-laden B movie in Hollywood history. It played everywhere, from the Salford Film Festival to New York, and was hailed in the as a "triumph" in the Salford Star.

Mac was a detective you don't mess with – until the zombies and monsters messed with his wife. But what happened before all the gore and splatter of the original film?

This prequel takes you to a time when the domesticated animals of Manchester and Salford begin to disappear, and it's up to Detective Macready, along with a few familiar faces, to solve the mystery and bring the perpetrators to cold blooded justice.

Written and executive produced by Salford's Paul Feeney and Ryan McDermott, and directed and animated by Gavin Johnson, Mark Macready's Animated Casebook looks to be the biggest Salford movie event so far this year – and the World Premiere is all free and online at 1pm.

Don't miss this harrowing Halloween spectacular!!!

Turn on, tune in, gross out!

See the original movie at www.archangelmurders.com 

See previous Salford Star interview with Ryan and Paul plus feature on Mark Macready here

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