Francy And Friends

" The Professional " ... "The R & B of Comedy "... " the gift of Timing and Delivery " ... " An Incredible Presence " ... Those are just some of the adjectives used when people speak about Spanky Brown . With an easy, laid back , rhythmic style ... and a stage persona so natural and inviting , it’s more like sitting in his living room having a conversation rather than a live performance . Starting his career at open mic night in late November 1997 and leaving audiences all over reeling with laughter ever since ...simply put ... it’s his turn. Regarded and Respected by fans and colleagues alike as a rising star in the industry , He’s been featured on BET’s Comic View , former host of "Barbershop Critics" on the Black Family Channel , XM and Sirrius Satellite Radio , The nationally syndicated Bob and Tom Show and The Bob and Sherri Show , The SPEED Network and a former writer for The Tom Joyner Morning Show .Relating his experiences as a car salesman , advertising executive,radio personality, husband , ex-h

WE ARE JUST GOING TO TALK HALLOWEEN TONIGHT, AND NICHOLAS GRABOWSKY WILL BE GIVING AN UPDATE FOR BLACK BED SHEET BOOKS 

Originally hailing from Texas, Bianca Barnett, the self-proclaimed “mutt” of an Italian/French father and Scots-Irish/German mother, has always had an innate attraction to all things macabre. Having overcome an array of personal tragedies and mishaps throughout her life has gifted her with a delicate charm and indelible strength and willpower. This juxtaposition of raw sex appeal, enigmatic attraction, and emotional fragility add to the charisma and diversity of this sensual siren both on screen and off. Ever the chameleon, Bianca has garnered a following of devoted fans by racking up an impressive resume of quirky, diverse, and challenging roles.

"Joshua Hull launched Arsonist Pictures in 2010 with his directorial debut, the zombie comedy BEVERLY LANE. Filmed in just 4 days, the film has gone on to receive great reviews from aintitcool.com, bloodsprayer.com, liberaldead.com & many more!! With multiple projects in some phase of development, Hull is currently focusing on his sophomore effort, a creature feature comedy slated to shoot in Spring 2012

"Mars is a savvy composer whose music evokes a heavy Molotov cocktail of Ennio Morricone, Fabio Frizzi, Stelvio Cipriani and Deep Purple”  Bob Murawski - Academy Award winning Editor: THE HURT LOCKER, SPIDERMAN, ARMY OF DARKNESS, President: Grindhouse Releasing “Mars has an eclectic comprehension of music ranging from Black Metal to Mozart and every strain of sound in between. His compositions reflect that questing intellect; they pulse with atmosphere, exemplify craft and ooze a natural talent that is often absent in the work of his contemporaries. The man is good, he knows it, and after one listen of his music married to image, so will you.” - Chris Alexander - Editor-in-Chief: Fangoria Magazine, Author “Mars has all the characteristics of a great horror film composer: skill, talent, experience and most importantly - a furious penchant for the macabre.” - Jovanka Vuckovic - Former Editor-in-Chief : Rue Morgue Magazine, Author, Director "Mars is as talented as he is diverse... " Ken Yankee - Emmy n

  YOUNG REBEL GOOMBAS hail from Long Island, New York. Tropical rockers, their sound is not so easily pigeon-holed. Each member brings a rich and varied musical background to create the luscious Goomba sound. Richie Saccente plays guitar and shares lead vocals with his cousin Cosmo Mallardi, who also plays bass guitar. Brian “Uncle Bee” Johnson sings backup vocals and shares percussion duties with Randy Knudsen, also on vocals. Kevin McCann plays guitar and sings backup. Special guests on their debut album include Richie Cannata (sax player for Billy Joel, Elton John, The Beach Boys, etc.) and Bob Cassera on trombone. Goomba means family. Like a big family, they share songwriting duties, and sometimes they bring friends into the mix. Gorst wrote lyrics for “Feather,” “Cajun Band,” “Summer Whine,” and “You Must Love Me.” Mallardi penned “All Day” and “Daydream Smile.” Bob Seng, who wrote for trop-rockers The Mangos, contributed “Library Book.” Saccente was responsible for the rest. Saccente attributes most of

John Skipp is a New York Times bestselling author, editor, zombie godfather, compulsive collaborator, musical ponographer, splatterpunk poster child, black-humored optimist and all-around Renaissance mutant. His early novels from the 1980s and 90s pioneered the graphic, subversive, high-energy form known as splatterpunk. His anthology Book of the Dead was the beginning of modern post-Romero zombie literature. His work ranges from hardcore horror to whacked-out Bizarro to scathing social satire, all brought together with his trademark cinematic pace and intimate, unflinching, unmistakable voice. From young agitator to hilarious elder statesman, Skipp remains one of genre fiction's most colorful characters.

Author, screenwriter, and musician Craig Spector developed an interest in the macabre at a very early age: he was severely burned in a tragic household accident when he was only ten months old and did drawings of skeletons and severed heads when he was a little boy. He moved to New York City and worked as a street messenger before getting his writing career off the ground. Craig co-wrote the acclaimed horror novels "The Light at the End," "The Cleanup," "The Scream," "Dead Lines," "The Bridge," and "Animals" with writing partner John Skipp. (The duo also penned the novelization of the 1985 horror picture "Fright Night.") Skipp and Spector were two of the key writers involved in the "splatterpunk" horror fiction movement of the 80's. They served as the editors for the well-received horror zombie short story anthologies "Book of the Dead" and "Still Dead: Book of the Dead 2." Moreover, the pair appear together in bit parts in the films "Death Collector" and "Nightbreed" and collaborated on the script for "A Nig

JOEL WYNKOOP HAS A STYLE ALL OF HIS OWN, AND HE IS WITHOUT A DOUBT THE MOST LOVEABLE MAN ON AND OFF THE SCREEN.  HE HAS BEEN IN OVER 70 MOVIES LIKE "TRUTH OR DARE," "BODY IN A DUMPSTER," AND OF COURSE HIS MOST RECENT MOVIE "THE UH-OH SHOW."  WHICH HAS SOLD OUT EVERYWHERE IT IS SOLD.  JOEL WILL TALK ABOUT HIS RECENT HIT WITH THIS MOVIE AND YOU WILL ALL FIND OUT WHY JOEL WYNKOOP IS ONE OF THE MOST SUCCESSFUL MEN IN MOVIES!

Veteran B-movie horror actor Joel D. Wynkoop has long since been a favorite amongst fans of the humorous and the macabre. With a career spanning several decades, the characters he often portrays range from a demented masked madman in Wicked Games(1994) (V), who kills various people with beer cans and garden sprinklers, to a psychotic policeman in Dirty Cop No Donut (1999) (V), who spends his time terrorizing the local menace to society. While most of the films he appears in are shot on a shoestring budget, critics are almost always in agreement that they are more entertaining and imaginative than many of the larger horror films coming out of Hollywood.

Jennifer Normant from "Hell's Kitchen 2011" is one of the contestants in Season 9 of the FOX cooking competition series. She started off the season as a member of the Red team. Jennifer Normant ("Hell's Kitchen 9") is a 34-year-old chef de cuisine in Boston, Massachusetts. Her signature dish is Special Secret Pork with Mashed Sweet Potatoes. Read more: http://www.poptower.com/jennifer-normant-hells-kitchen.htm#ixzz1WU32RYAW

Jessica Cameron was born and raised in Owen Sound, Ontario, Canada and moved to Toronto to study fashion at Ryerson University. After finishing her degree she moved to Ohio to work as a fashion designer and in her spare time she decided to try an acting class. The acting bug bit, and Jessica has since made acting her full time career. In the two short years she has been acting, she has already been involved in cast in a number of roles for music videos, TV shows and feature films. Most recently she will be playing Princess Areola in the feature film Potpourri directed by Elliot Diviney. She just wrapped on the feature film Resurrection, directed by Jeff Burr.

Veteran B-movie horror actor Joel D. Wynkoop has long since been a favorite amongst fans of the humorous and the macabre. With a career spanning several decades, the characters he often portrays range from a demented masked madman in Wicked Games(1994) (V), who kills various people with beer cans and garden sprinklers, to a psychotic policeman in Dirty Cop No Donut (1999) (V), who spends his time terrorizing the local menace to society. While most of the films he appears in are shot on a shoestring budget, critics are almost always in agreement that they are more entertaining and imaginative than many of the larger horror films coming out of Hollywood.

HERE WE GO AGAIN PART TWO OF ANOTHER NIGHT IN HELL.  WE Will Lustberg BE JOINED BY Paul Niedermann TO TALK OF THEIR ADVENTURES IN THE MOST FAMOUS KITCHEN IN THE WORLD!

   Joe is the author of seven books:  1.)The Texas Republic  2.)Gone to Texas 3)After the Republic 1845-1849. Winner of the AAA Books 2009 Silver Quill Award.  4-5) A Visit to Pawpaw's Books 1& 2. 6.) The Escape From Eden 7.) The Familiar

  Paul Niedermann is stopping by to talk to us about his experience in battling it out in the most famous kitchen...Hell's Kitchen.  Find out Paul's cooking past and his present.

  CRAIG SPECTOR is an award-winning and bestselling author, editor, screenwriter, and musician, with eleven books published, millions of copies sold, and reprints in nine languages. His fiction has been published by Tor/St. Martins Press, Bragelonne, Bantam Books, Harper Collins, Pocket Books, Arbor House, and others; his film and television work includes A NIGHTMARE ON ELM STREET 5: THE DREAM CHILD and projects for TNC Pictures, Anonymous Content, ABC, NBC, Fox Television, Hearst Entertainment, Davis Entertainment Television, New Line Cinema, Beacon Pictures, and Wonderful World of Disney. His feature film adaptation of ANIMALS was a 2010 release from TNC Pictures and Anonymous Content (distributed by Maverick Entertainment)and stars Marc Blucas, Nicky Aycox, Eva Amurri, and Naveen Andrews. Spector's graphic novel THE NYE INCIDENTS (co-created with Whitley Streiber) was a June 2008 release from Devils Due Publishing and has been optioned by RKO Pictures with Todd Lincoln {The Apparition, Warner Bros.] attach

  Jessica Lynne Gardner is a up and coming horror writer whose work has appeared in over a dozen publications including Shroud Magazine, Darkened Horizons, Twisted Tongue, Sinister Landscapes, Phobia Magazine and Raw:Brutality as an Art Form by Snuff Books. Her first novella, "Sugar Skull", was part of a compilation called Creeping Shadows featuring online best sellers Alan Draven and Brandon Ford. She was born in May of '85 in the bustling suburbs of Baltimore where she grew up in a magical house with her menagerie of pets and two caring grandparents. Her vivid imagination has gotten her into trouble more than once and her fear of the dark as well as her grandfather's creativity encouraged the fantastical, weird and frightening stories which she would later pen. In high school she peeked outside of her shell just enough to make a few lifetime friends and continued to experiment with different types of writing.  She was in the public relations and free lance journalist field for many years and has been employ

Robert Angelo Masciantonio is a director and screenwriter based in the Philadelphia area. His newest feature - the horror film Neighbor (2009) - is making a very successful tour of the film festival circuit. The sold-out premiere was held at Fantasia in Montreal. Festival co-director Mitch Davis wrote, "Nearly the entire second half is an astonishing Grand Guignol series of extreme sequences that seriously push the envelope - character-driven, mind you, and nothing like the so-called  wave, this is smart, freaky stuff."

Kevin Van Hentenryck achieved instant cult status as the engagingly guileless and nerdy Duane Bradley in Frank Henenlotter's marvelously gory and sleazy low-budget horror splatter gem "Basket Case." Kevin was born on May 28, 1953 and hails from Oak Park, Michigan. He initially began acting in 10th grade. Van Hentenryk had an uncle who was a performer in radio, television, and movies and an aunt who had acted in a soap opera for many years. Kevin graduated from Ferndale High School in 1972. Van Hentenryck first met Henenlotter while attending the American Academy of Dramatic Art in New York City. He eventually wound up playing his first substantial lead role in Henenlotter's "Basket Case." The slender, curly-haired and boyishly affable Van Hentenryck brought a winning blend of sweet wide-eyed innocence and charming awkwardness to the part of Duane. He had an amusing cameo as Duane in Henenlotter's terrific "Brain Damage." In addition, Van Hentenryck reprised the role of Duane in the two hugely enjoyable "Baske