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LOS ANGELES, CA- American Horrors  CEO and on camera host, Hart D. Fisher, has announced that American Horrors, the world’s best new 24 hour uncut horror channel, will be streaming for free via the crazy billionaire Alki David’s new free app for his virtual cable network, FilmOn.

“We’re the best new 24 hour uncut horror channel in the world and I aim to prove it,” Said Mr. Fisher. “On Valentines Day we will be premiering our original television series, Burl Barer & Don Woldman’s True Crimes and Steve Johnson’s Rubber Rules, plus we’ll have the world premier of Deep Seeded, a truly demented film starring death metal legend Kam Lee.”

“It’s tough times out there for a lot of people,” Said Mr. Fisher. “Bills are piling up and they don’t have the $$ to try out a fledgling network like American Horrors. Now anyone with an iphone, ipad or an Android can download the FilmOn Free App and watch American Horrors for free, my Valentines to the world.”

This is not the first time that the pair have worked together, having previously collaborated on Danzig’s adult horror comic line Verotik which caused major controversy during the 1990’s comic boom (leading to the banning of Verotika #4 in Oklahoma), as well as edited Danzig’s music video for “On A Wicked Night” and the music video for Ex-Misfits ax man Doyle's new band, Gorgeous Frankenstein, "Man or Monster".

“We’re the best new 24 hour uncut horror channel in the world and I aim to prove it,” Said Mr. Fisher. “On Valentines Day we will be premiering our original television series, Burl Barer & Don Woldman’s True Crimes and Steve Johnson’s Rubber Rules, plus we’ll have the world premier of Deep Seeded, a truly demented film starring death metal legend Kam Lee.”

There’s no rest for the wicked, even during the holidays, as American Horrors continues to add bone chilling content to its rotation. In addition to exclusive Danzig videos, you can see envelope pushing shorts like Zach Green & Richard Powell’s “Worm”, Owen Mulligan’s “Night of the Vampire”, “The Horror of Our Love”, Peter Podgursky's “The Night Caller”, Rory Abel’s “Apathy Breeds Contempt”, as well as American Horrors originals like Kenneth J. Hall's 50th birthday party, The making of Hollow, and our first American Horrors exclusive crime series, Burl Barer & Don Woldman's True Crimes as well as rarely seen classics from the American Horrors vaults.

American Horrors is the best new uncut 24 hour horror channel in the world streaming side by side with industry brand names such as BBC News, Universal Sports, Reelz Movie Channels and more as part of FilmOn’s basic line up of channels that are available to subscribers for a $5.95 monthly fee (you can purchase American Horrors on its own for as little as $1.95 a month). FilmOn allows viewers to stream live TV on their Mac or PC computers, iPads/tablets, smart phones & mobile devices (iPhone, Android, Blackberry etc., etc.) and has just recently launched the world’s first AP breaking 24 hour news channel.

For more information or questions please contact the American Horrors offices at (323) 474-6963 or email at pr@americanhorrors.com or submissions@americanhorrors.com or check us out on the web at www.americanhorrors.com.

Link to FilmOn Commercial: http://youtu.be/kqdUMievqvw

American Horrors Teaser Reel: http://youtu.be/Lhwz2B9FcWQ

Danzig Joins American Horrors

DANZIG COMES TO AMERICAN HORRORS!

UNCUT MUSIC VIDEOS FROM THE VAULTS OF GLENN DANZIG ENTER ROTATION ON THE WORLDS BEST NEW 24 HOUR HORROR CHANNEL!

Hart D. Fisher and Glenn Danzig

LOS ANGELES, CA- American Horrors  CEO and The Garbage Man writer/director, Hart D. Fisher, is once again teaming with dark rock legend Glenn Danzig as they dip into his music video vaults to pull out the bloody best of his uncut videos to air on American Horrors the best new 24 hour uncut horror channel currently broadcasting as part of billionaire Alki Davids virtual cable network, FilmOn.

Glenn Danzig has been a major influence on my work and what I do, Said Mr. Fisher. To be able to bring horror & metal fans uncut videos like Sadistikal, Serpentia (by Shadow of the Vampire director Elias Merhige), Until You Call on the Dark, man, thats what American Horrors is all about.

This is not the first time that the pair have worked together, having previously collaborated on Danzigs adult horror comic line Verotik which caused major controversy during the 1990s comic boom (leading to the banning of Verotika #4 in Oklahoma), as well as edited Danzigs music video for On A Wicked Night and the music video for Ex-Misfits ax man Doyle's new band, Gorgeous Frankenstein, "Man or Monster".

Theres no rest for the wicked, even during the holidays, as American Horrors continues to add bone chilling content to its rotation. In addition to exclusive Danzig videos, you can see envelope pushing shorts like Dave Reda's The Horror of Our Love, Peter Podgursky's The Night Caller, Rory Abels Apathy Breeds Contempt, as well as American Horrors originals like Kenneth J. Hall's 50th birthday party, The making of Hollow, and our first American Horrors exclusive crime series, Burl Barer & Don Woldman's True Crimes as well as rarely seen classics from the American Horrors vaults.

American Horrors is the best new uncut 24 hour horror channel in the world streaming side by side with industry brand names such as BBC News, Universal Sports, Reelz Movie Channels and more as part of FilmOns basic line up of channels that are available to subscribers for a $5.95 monthly fee (you can purchase American Horrors on its own for as little as $1.95 a month). FilmOn allows viewers to stream live TV on their Mac or PC computers, iPads/tablets, smart phones & mobile devices (iPhone, Android, Blackberry etc., etc.) and has just recently launched the worlds first AP breaking 24 hour news channel.

Danzig Joins American Horrors

AMERICAN HORRORS LAUNCHES
SUNDAY OCTOBER 2ND ONLY AT FILMON!

HART D. FISHER BRINGS THE USA ONE WILD RIDE WITH HIS NEW 24 HOUR UNCUT HORROR CHANNEL, AMERICAN HORRORS!

LOS ANGELES, CA-American Horrors  CEO and An American Horror Story author, Hart D. Fisher, has announced that his 24 hour UNCUT horror channel, American Horrors will launch at noon Pacific Time on Sunday October 2nd as part of FilmOn’s basic tier of channels.

American Horrors on Filmon.tv

"Adding American Horrors to our worldwide FilmOn platform will satisfy the horror fan who's looking for more entertainment, more depth, more edge in their favorite genre," said FilmOn's Chairman and CEO, Alki David, "and we are pleased to add fear in the mix of this new digital
age of entertainment."

American Horrors launches Sunday, October 2nd with it’s own original slate of programming (Conversations With Fear, Burl Barer & Don Woldman’s True Crimes, Steve Johnson’s Rubber Rules, American Horrors), the best new horror from the web (Fright Asylum, THIS WEEK IN HORROR, the award winning zombie series 8.13) and all of your favorite lost treasures from yesteryear on Saturday Fright Special (a trip back in time to 1960s and 1970s television, with public domain films, intermission reels, PSAs, commercials and all kinds of other nostalgia from bygone days).

American Horrors joins industry brand names such as BBC News, Universal Sports and more as part of FilmOn’s basic line up of channels that are available to subscribers for a $7.95 monthly fee (purchase a full year at $79.95 and receive two months free). FilmOn allows viewers to stream live TV on their Mac or PC computers, iPads/tablets, smart phones & mobile devices (iPhone, Android, Blackberry etc., etc.) and has just recently launched the world’s first AP breaking 24 hour news channel.

For more information or questions please contact the American Horrors offices at (323) 474-6963 or email at pr@americanhorrors.com or submissions@americanhorrors.com or check us out on the web at www.americanhorrors.com.

Link to FilmOn Commercial: http://youtu.be/kqdUMievqvw

Mr. Fisher on Larry King: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HN-zR64GLWE

About American Horrors:
Headed by The Scariest Man in America, Hart D. Fisher, American Horrors is a multi-faceted genre specific horror entertainment company that will be launching it’s new 24 hour horror TV channel on the FilmOn platform. Mr. Fisher is the writer director of the feature film, The Garbage Man, and the author of Poems for the Dead, Still Dead and the much maligned Jeffrey Dahmer biography comic books. Mr. Fisher has been featured on Larry King Live, CNN Headline News, Entertainment Tonight, within the pages of Time Magazine, People Magazine, The A to Z Guide to Serial Killers and most recently as a guest of the SXSW Film Festival.

HART D. FISHER TAKES SXSW 2011!

SOURCE CODE:

By Hart D. Fisher

“My first day of the SXSW show was filled with badge pickups, hotel check-in and the interview over at 101.5XFM’s No Control. Amanda and I did a two-hour drive down from Waco and through the festival traffic. It was brutal. Many of the Austin natives leave town that week to avoid the traffic and hassle. After sweatin’ through it myself, I don’t blame them.

The home of 101.5 was in a non-descript little beige building right off the highway. Even with the really, really, really vague directions from Corey, we made it there with no problems and plenty early to get to know the host of No Control, Chuck, a bearded tatt’d out modern primitive metal freak with the same taste for body modification as I had.

The interview was in a modern radio bay hand crafted by Chuck himself. This was truly one of the nicest modern radio studios I’d been in, including the springy comfy chairs. Corey is a metal nut, he already knew Chuck, so we had a lot of fun talking about all of our various projects and the upcoming Reel Murder panel. In fact, we talked right past our allotment of time and they had to podcast the rest (and even that’s not the full conversation). This was a great way to start off the fest and get my pep back after the grueling traffic.

The big deal of my first day at SXSW was the world premier screening of Duncan (Moon) Jones’ new film, Source Code. Frankly, the television ads for this film had left me flat and I had zero expectations for this film. I mean, none, nada, zilch. I liked Moon though, so I figured I’d give it a shot. We headed over to the theater early to make sure we’d get a place in the line. Source Code was my first real experience with the dreaded UNENDING LINES OF SOUTH BY SOUTHWEST…

Every piece of literature you get about the festival prepping you for it has lots of jokes about the lines… yes… the line to get your badges was nothing for me, whizzed right through, but the line to get into Source Code… HUGE… Around the block and we were there PLENTY early. The only reason we got in was because Corey Mitchell: The Human Swiss Army Knife was prepared with an express pass. We would soon come to find that the line you got up early to wait in so that you could get a badge that allowed you to skip ahead of the lines, the Xpress Pass, was a handy item.

Instead of waiting in line for this movie in front of one of the scenic theaters, like Corey does at The Paramount, enjoying the view, Amanda and I waiting in line around the back, in the alley lookin’ like we were waiting for our “connection” to get there, dodgin’ garbage guys comin’ out the back of the theater. It was cool though, I ran into one of Phil Nutman’s shooting team, Ian Fischer, waiting in line. A big part of the fun of SXSW, was meeting cool people in line, even in the alley.

Eventually, the line begins to sputter forward and we make it into the theater and this place is gorgeous. Everything is vintage, the beers on tap, full bar, great popcorn… only problem is the seats are for vintage sized people. Corey’s an ex-football player for Christ’s Sake and I’m not called Big Hairy for nothing, so squeezing us into seats together, yeah, let’s just say I made a trip to my chiropractor when I got back home.

The place is sold out. There’s a real buzz in the room and that’s when I find out that Duncan Jones’ first movie, Moon, had premiered there too. So they were happy as hell to have him back, one of the festival heads, Janet Pierson, did the introductions and she was clearly happy about this film and having the whole creative team there. She’s BEAMING.

Me? I’ve got myself a cold one, I’m jammed into place about 5 rows up from front, dead center. The place is howling. The movie hits. I’m not kidding. The sound system is cranked and when it punches, I’m gettin’ kicked in the teeth. Every noise amplified “BOO!” moment, I’m jumping like I’m gonna tackle the bad guy in the next row. They got me again and again with that shit, because I was on the edge of my seat the whole friggin’ movie.

Okay. By now you know the plot: Soldier Captain Colter Stevens (Jake Gyllenhaal) wakes up in the body of an unknown man, he discovers he’s part of a mission to find the bomber of a Chicago commuter train. In an assignment unlike any he’s ever known, he learns he’s part of a government experiment called the “Source Code,” a computer program that enables him to cross over into another man’s identity in the last 8 minutes of his life… and something about saving a girl… Right?

What you don’t know is that Source Code is a crafty edge of your seat thriller that keeps you guessing right up until the last reel movie. Moon this is NOT. I love a whodunit, I love great sci-fi and I like action. Source Code gave me it all. Great stunts, nail biting suspense, great fake outs, clever plot twists, hefty moral dilemmas, the works. You get the works with Source Code. Jake Gyllenhaal, not the first guy I think of for action Princess of Persia or not, pulls the whole thing off handily. Gyllenhaal’s performance alternates from funny quirks of a serious man in a serious situation to jaw busting action to great one liners to romantic leading man. My girl Amanda, she was cooing over JG the minute he walked onscreen. He’s got that part down. Me? I was impressed with how well he handled the action sequences. I’m a big Donnie Darko fan, I knew he could pull off some cool drama stuff, he could do the intense stare, but you can’t fake the action. That’s the stuff I do want to see more out of him from now on.

Bottom line, I say go out and see Source Code. See it on the big screen because it’s a big screen movie. Take your girl. Get some popcorn. Have some fun. Me and my crew did. We hadn’t even planned on sticking around to see the Q&A but we all loved the movie so much we ditched out on our other movie just to get the Q&A with Duncan Jones, the writer Ben Ripley, and cast members Vera Farmiga, Jake Gyllenhaal, Michelle Monaghan and several of the producers.

Check out our exclusive Q&A footage right here:”

Hart D. Fisher is a legendary 1st amendment champion who has authored Poems for the Dead, Still Dead, is the writer/director of the feature film The Garbage Man. Mr. Fisher’s opinions about serial killers and serial killer culture have been featured on Entertainment Tonight, Larry King Live, American Justice, CNN Headline News, within the pages of Time Magazine, Tattoo Savage, The Comics Journal and more.

Hart D. Fisher Invades SXSW 2011

AMERICAN HORRORS COMES TO THE LONG BEACH COMIC CON!

LONG BEACH BRACES ITSELF FOR 2 DAY HALLOWEEN EVENT!

LOS ANGELES, CA- American Horrors  CEO and The Garbage Man writer/director, Hart D. Fisher, has announced that he is teaming up with the Long Beach Comic Con to create “Murderer’s Row” for their 2011 Halloween weekend event on October 29th & 30th.

“This is my first official convention appearance in nearly six years and I’m going to be pulling out all the stops for the fans on this one.” Said Mr. Fisher. “We’re talking sneak peak screenings in the American Horrors screening room, special panels, special giveaways, limited signed edition dvds available only at this show, American Horrors creator appearances. And if that wasn’t enough, we’ve got an army of zombies converging on the streets of Long Beach for a run at the world Zombie Walk record with officials from The Guiness Book of World Records there too!”

"Long Beach Comic & Horror Con is excited to bring Hart Fisher back to the comic book world for all to enjoy!” Added Phil Lawrence, director of the Long Beach Comic & Horror Con. “I think that people are going to be excited and thrilled to not only see Mr. Fisher at a comic book show after a 6 year hiatus, but get close and personal with his new venture American Horrors!"

American Horrors is a new uncut horror channel coming this summer to FilmOn. American Horrors joins industry brand names such as BBC News, Universal Sports and more as part of FilmOn’s basic line up of channels that are available to subscribers for a $7.95 monthly fee (purchase a full year at $79.95 and receive two months free). FilmOn allows viewers to stream live TV on their Mac or PC computers, iPads/tablets, smart phones & mobile devices (iPhone, Android, Blackberry etc., etc.) and has just recently launched the world’s first AP breaking 24 hour news channel.

For more information or questions please contact the American Horrors offices at (323) 474-6963 or email at pr@americanhorrors.com or submissions@americanhorrors.com or check us out on the web at www.americanhorrors.com.

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