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Web Series “Guess I’m A Ghost” Now On Vimeo

The web series “Guess I’m a Ghost“, is now streaming on Vimeo. The eight-episode series explores coming to terms with your past mistakes, making amends, and how we both perform ourselves and find out about death through social media. The series, a mix between “High Maintenance” and “The Good Place”, uses both naturalistic and absurd comedy, explores how we grieve over imperfect people we think we knew, but maybe didn’t at all. Diane…wasn’t the best friend. She liked to bend the truth and look out for number one. After embarrassing herself at a party, she’s killed in a ride-share accident when climbing into the front seat to charge her phone. Then, because of a mistake in the afterlife, she’s sent back to earth and forced to haunt those she could’ve treated a little better and might owe her an apology themselves. “Guess I’m a Ghost” made its world premiere at DC Webfest and recently won the Silver Award at the

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Kelli Marchman McNeely
Apr 30, 2019
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Do You Dare To View The Dark Tales From CHANNEL X?

Hello there, my Little Monsters! Halloween is rapidly approaching, and I have a little something for everyone to consider adding to their Halloween viewing roster. The fiendish folks at Mass Grave Pictures, who previously brought us Blood Slaughter Massacre and The Attack Of The Brain People, are now offering up a web based anthology series called Dark Tales From Channel X. Our host is an enigmatic man, who speaks in riddles, and is known only as “The Viewer”. Aside from being the master of ceremonies, so to speak, he is also the curator of this menagerie of mysterious and macabre tales. Each story presented in this anthology is a short film produced by Mass Grave Pictures, each ranging in duration from five to fifteen minutes. The first two episodes will be released in October and another two episodes will be released in November. The first installment is a little story called Sleepless. It tells the tale of a man who

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Capt McNeely
Oct 14, 2016
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‘Zombie With A Shot Gun’

Aaron and Rachel are on the run during the zombie apocalypse. When Aaron gets infected by the zombie virus the two are on the hunt for an answer to how the outbreak started and why Aaron has not developed the full virus. Director Hilton Ariel Ruiz brings us ‘Zombie With A Shotgun’ the feature film and the web series. ‘Divergent’ actor Braeden Baade plays the role of the series’ hero, Aaron. Lynnea Molone plays the role of Rachel. ‘Zombie With A Shotgun’ also stars Ian Griffith, Erzen Krivca, Carlos Morales, and many more. The feature film is now in preproduction. We will post updates as more information comes available. ‘Zombie With A Shot Gun’ is also being developed into a graphic novel. The artwork is done by Simone Guglielmini. Gglielmini also does artwork for the graphic novel ‘Near Death’. https://www.simoneguglielmini.com/ Want a sneak peak of the action? Here are the first five episodes of the ‘Zombie With A Shot Gun’

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Kelli Marchman McNeely
Apr 7, 2015
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A Look At The Web Series ‘Adult Wednesday Addams’

Wednesday, the daughter of Gomez and Morticia Addams, is a name we all recognize. The girl with a morbid obsession, with pigtails and dressed in black, is a true horror icon. We’ve all wondered what Wednesday would be like all grown up, now the webs series ‘Adult Wednesday Addams’ shows us the lady she has become. Wednesday was brought to life on TV by Lisa Loring and in the movies by Christina Ricci, both times as a young girl. We have all wondered what an adult Wednesday would be like, now there is a web series that answers that very question. The web series ‘Adult Wednesday Addams’ was created by Melissa Hunter, who also plays Wednesday in the series. The web series airs on her YouTube channel. After completing the first season, consisting of six episodes. the series has returned with a second season. There is a new episode every Wednesday (how fitting) . After all these years, Wednesday hasn’t

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Kelli Marchman McNeely
Feb 24, 2015

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Web Series “Guess I’m A Ghost” Now On Vimeo

The web series “Guess I’m a Ghost“, is now streaming on Vimeo. The eight-episode series explores coming to terms with your past mistakes, making amends, and how we both perform ourselves and find out about death through social media. The series, a mix between “High Maintenance” and “The Good Place”, uses both naturalistic and absurd comedy, explores how we grieve over imperfect people we think we knew, but maybe didn’t at all. Diane…wasn’t the best friend. She liked to bend the truth and look out for number one. After embarrassing herself at a party, she’s killed in a ride-share accident when climbing into the front seat to charge her phone. Then, because of a mistake in the afterlife, she’s sent back to earth and forced to haunt those she could’ve treated a little better and might owe her an apology themselves. “Guess I’m a Ghost” made its world premiere at DC Webfest and recently won the Silver Award at the

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Kelli Marchman McNeely
Apr 30, 2019
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Do You Dare To View The Dark Tales From CHANNEL X?

Hello there, my Little Monsters! Halloween is rapidly approaching, and I have a little something for everyone to consider adding to their Halloween viewing roster. The fiendish folks at Mass Grave Pictures, who previously brought us Blood Slaughter Massacre and The Attack Of The Brain People, are now offering up a web based anthology series called Dark Tales From Channel X. Our host is an enigmatic man, who speaks in riddles, and is known only as “The Viewer”. Aside from being the master of ceremonies, so to speak, he is also the curator of this menagerie of mysterious and macabre tales. Each story presented in this anthology is a short film produced by Mass Grave Pictures, each ranging in duration from five to fifteen minutes. The first two episodes will be released in October and another two episodes will be released in November. The first installment is a little story called Sleepless. It tells the tale of a man who

Continue reading →
Capt McNeely
Oct 14, 2016
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‘Zombie With A Shot Gun’

Aaron and Rachel are on the run during the zombie apocalypse. When Aaron gets infected by the zombie virus the two are on the hunt for an answer to how the outbreak started and why Aaron has not developed the full virus. Director Hilton Ariel Ruiz brings us ‘Zombie With A Shotgun’ the feature film and the web series. ‘Divergent’ actor Braeden Baade plays the role of the series’ hero, Aaron. Lynnea Molone plays the role of Rachel. ‘Zombie With A Shotgun’ also stars Ian Griffith, Erzen Krivca, Carlos Morales, and many more. The feature film is now in preproduction. We will post updates as more information comes available. ‘Zombie With A Shot Gun’ is also being developed into a graphic novel. The artwork is done by Simone Guglielmini. Gglielmini also does artwork for the graphic novel ‘Near Death’. https://www.simoneguglielmini.com/ Want a sneak peak of the action? Here are the first five episodes of the ‘Zombie With A Shot Gun’

Continue reading →
Kelli Marchman McNeely
Apr 7, 2015
Horror Fuel

A Look At The Web Series ‘Adult Wednesday Addams’

Wednesday, the daughter of Gomez and Morticia Addams, is a name we all recognize. The girl with a morbid obsession, with pigtails and dressed in black, is a true horror icon. We’ve all wondered what Wednesday would be like all grown up, now the webs series ‘Adult Wednesday Addams’ shows us the lady she has become. Wednesday was brought to life on TV by Lisa Loring and in the movies by Christina Ricci, both times as a young girl. We have all wondered what an adult Wednesday would be like, now there is a web series that answers that very question. The web series ‘Adult Wednesday Addams’ was created by Melissa Hunter, who also plays Wednesday in the series. The web series airs on her YouTube channel. After completing the first season, consisting of six episodes. the series has returned with a second season. There is a new episode every Wednesday (how fitting) . After all these years, Wednesday hasn’t

Continue reading →
Kelli Marchman McNeely
Feb 24, 2015