Dallas! Come see director Michael Paul Stephenson's new movie, THE AMERICAN SCREAM, with us at the Texas Theatre!

After falling in love with the movie at Fantastic Fest, Jonesy and I were sad to see that director Michael Paul Stephenson's new movie, THE AMERICAN SCREAM was not going to screen here in Dallas. So we got together with Tugg Inc., to bring you guys a special one-time screening of THE AMERICAN SCREAM on October 29th, 2012 at 7:30 pm at the historic Texas Theatre with a special Skype Q&A session with the Michael afterwards.

But wait! Just like any other Tugg screening, this cannot happen unless we get enough people to come. So join us for what I can tell you will be a great experience. Follow the link to reserve your ticket and use the Facebook, Twitter and other trendy social media button to tell all of your friends. I know we're famous on the Internet and everything, but every ticket counts towards the goal.

Go here to reserve your tickets and see you guys at the Texas Theatre!

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THE AMERICAN SCREAM trailer will put your Halloween decorations to shame

During Fantastic Fest, one of our favorite movies of the festival was THE AMERICAN SCREAM by director Michael Paul Stephenson, who directed BEST WORST MOVIE. The documentary takes a close look at three families who prepare year 'round to transform their homes into amazing haunted houses during Halloween and now we have the official trailer. Check it out after the break:

Netflix Instant: Cool TV and Movie Picks

Jonesy here. Not exactly sure what my Netflix picks this week say about me. They're pretty eclectic; however, there should be something here for everyone.

TROLL 2
It is considered one of the worst movies ever made, and yes it definitely lives up to that hype. However, this film falls into it's-so-bad-it's-almost-good-with-a-crowd category. 

BEST WORST MOVIE

Then, after you've watched the atrocity of TROLL 2 with your buddies, check out this documentary by Michael Stephenson (the child star of TROLL 2). He shows us an inside look including current interviews with the cast and director and tells the story of how this awful movie became a cult classic.

CONVERSATIONS WITH OTHER WOMEN
A man and woman meet at a wedding reception and have an instant connection. Full of smart and real dialogue without any extra glitz and glamour. Plus, most of the movie includes one of the best uses of split screens I've ever seen. 

SYRIANA
This movie has always spoke to my political side. The film is dense with story, but don't let that scare you away. It's a smart film that navigates the political world of oil and greed. Plus, George Clooney is stellar as the CIA operative. 

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