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THANKS TO CAMERON McCASLAND
Star Wars Fan Film Set For Big Screen Debut
Louisville, KY (08.06.09) The Fright Night Film
Festival has announced their official selections for the fifth annual celebration of Horror and Science Fiction films in Louisville,
KY. Among them is the newest short film “EZ-CHEWIE” from Nashville based director Cameron McCasland. This will
be the big screen premiere of the movie which has been gaining momentum on the web for the past few months.
The Star
Wars fan film was written and directed by film maker Cameron McCasland who last year was nominated for an Emmy and won a special
Humanitarian Award at the Rondo Hatton Classic Horror Film Awards for his work on the environmentally minded “Go Green
With Dr. Gangrene” series.
"EZ-CHEWIE" is a tongue in cheek comedy about the merchandising of the 1977 SCI-FI
film “Star Wars”. A pair of friends (played by newcomers Michael Longstreth, and Hunter Lee Keller) discuss
the virtues of EZ-Chewie bubble gum and the evils of halitosis before a big date. Will his night be saved, or will she
rather kiss a wookie?
The Fright Night Film Festival is Middle Americas largest Genre based fest hosting some of the
best Independent Horror, Science Fiction, and Fantasy films from around the globe. The Festival will also be screening
classic genre pictures including “The Exorcist” from 1973 with the films star Linda Blair In attendance.
To
learn more about “EZ-CHEWIE” please visit myspace.com/ezchewie
The Fifth Annual Fright Night Film Festival takes place August 14-16, 2009 in Louisville, KY.
A portion of the proceeds from ticket sales benefit the Make-A-Wish Foundation. for more information please visit frightnighfilmfest.com
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