THE KREEP HAS *THE HUNGER* ON ITUNES

The Kreep thirsts for Tony Scott’s vampire masterpiece The Hunger. His latest dark ode, full review found exclusively on 100% of Nothing, honors Tony Scott’s stylish cross genre tour de force staring David Bowie (The Man Who Fell To Earth), Catherine Deneuve (Dancer in the Dark), and Susan Sarandon (Igby Goes Down). The Hunger opened to critical disdain in 1982 followed by a cult following to rival The Rocky Horror Picture Show. Before the scores of “new” vampire spins hit the literary scene, thanks to the gifted Anne Rice and her Interview With The Vampire fable, this small, yet extremely powerful horror thriller tapped into that vain, presenting a mythical creature full of philosophical angst, social complexity, and bisexual passions–deliciously modern all around.

Mr. Scott’s The Hunger succeeds in combining a sensual, rhythmic soundtrack, seasoned art direction, along with a crisp kinetic editing style that appealed to the ever-growing MTV crowd. A younger, hipper audience now wanted their stories revealed in more ethereal, more contemporary luminosity. So, for their adolescent sins, Mr. Scott delivered unto them the perfect cinematic “eye candy” based on Whitley Strieber’s best selling novel by the same name.

Produced by R. Productions in association with Hoffhines Productions, and published by Static Multimedia, The Kreep is offered in several social media formats such as a syndicated feature on 100% OF NOTHING, an art and culture Ezine linked to a free downloadable podcast on iTunes. Selected poems will also receive an audio/visual treatment and posted on YOUtube and Vampire Freaks while compilations can be found in book form on Issuu.

A new Kreepy poem is available every Wednesday at midnight on 100% of Nothing with a link to a free iTunes podcast. Last week The Kreep’s poem was a tribute to one of the greatest serial killer films of all time The Silence of the Lambs, also on a deluxe DVD in stores now.

Take a slice of Edward Gorey, a dash of Gothic angst with just a pinch of Doctor Seuss and you’ll understand THE KREEP’s sensibility.

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Available on iTunes as a free downloadable podcast on 100% OF NOTHING

KREEPY KRUMBS - VOL. I - BOOK OF POEMS

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THE KREEP is an R. Productions, Static Multimedia, and Hoffhines Production gig. © 2008 R. Productions

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THE KREEP DIES FOR RIDLEY SCOTT’S BLADE RUNNER

Rutger Hauer as the bloody sensitive android

The Kreep dies for Ridley Scott's super Sci-Fi classic Blade Runner, in stores on a director approved super deluxe DVD set. His latest dark ode, full review found exclusively on 100% of Nothing, honors the speech made famous by iconic actor Rutger Hauer as the sensitive android replicant on a blood spree to gain more life from his masters.

Produced by R. Productions in association with Hoffhines Productions, and published by Static Multimedia, The Kreep is offered in several social media formats such as a syndicated feature on 100% OF NOTHING, an art and culture Ezine linked to a free downloadable podcast on iTunes. Selected poems will also receive an audio/visual treatment and posted on YOUtube and Vampire Freaks while compilations can be found in book form on Issuu.

A new Kreepy poem is available every Wednesday at midnight on 100% of Nothing with a link to a free iTunes podcast. Last week The Kreep’s poem was a tribute to one of the greatest serial killer films of all time The Silence of the Lambs, also on a deluxe DVD in stores now.

Take a slice of Edward Gorey, a dash of Gothic angst with just a pinch of Doctor Seuss and you’ll understand THE KREEP’s sensibility.

External Kreepy Links

Available on iTunes as a free downloadable podcast on 100% OF NOTHING

KREEPY KRUMBS - VOL. I - BOOK OF POEMS

THE KREEP ON MYSPACE

THE KREEP ON VAMPIRE FREAKS

THE KREEP ON iTUNES †

THE KREEP ON YOUtube

THE KREEP is an R. Productions, Static Multimedia, and Hoffhines Production gig. © 2008 R. Productions

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The Kreep Pens Odes To The Silence of the Lambs and Sweeney Todd

Kreepy Krumbs - Vol. I, Book Of Poems On Issuu

The Kreeps' Kreepy Krumbs - Vol. I offers ten deliciously dark poems which include odes to classic horror films such as Academy® award Best Picture The Silence of the Lambs and Tim Burton's Sweeney Todd.

The Kreep is a forlorn Gothic poet that offers a variety of dark treats such as horror reviews in chilling verse. Produced by R. Productions in association with Hoffhines Productions, and published by Static Multimedia, The Kreep is offered in several social media formats such as a syndicated feature on 100% OF NOTHING, an art and culture Ezine linked to a free downloadable podcast on iTunes. Selected poems will also receive an audio/visual treatment and posted on YOUtube and Vampire Freaks while compilations can be found in book form on Issuu.

A new Kreepy poem is available every Wednesday on 100% of Nothing with a link to a free iTunes podcast. This week The Kreep’s poem is a tribute to one of the greatest serial killer films of all time The Silence of the Lambs, on DVD now.

Take a slice of Edward Gorey, a dash of Gothic angst with just a pinch of Doctor Seuss and you’ll understand THE KREEP’s sensibility.

External Links

Available on iTunes as a free downloadable podcast on 100% OF NOTHING

KREEPY KRUMBS - VOL. I - BOOK OF POEMS

THE KREEP ON MYSPACE

THE KREEP ON VAMPIRE FREAKS

THE KREEP ON iTUNES †

THE KREEP ON YOUtube

THE KREEP is an R. Productions, Static Multimedia, and Hoffhines Production gig. © 2008 R. Productions

source: r-productions.com

PETER SALETT - IN THE OCEANS OF THE STARS

By R. O'DONNELL
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FOLK
PUBLISHER
DUSTY SHOES MUSIC

Peter Salett is a very gifted musician. He has written, scored, and performed multiple songs for such films as Forgetting Sarah Marshall, The Ten, Down in the Valley, The Baxter, The Maldonado Miracle, Wet Hot American Summer, Keeping the Faith, and the soon to be released documentary 21 Below. Directors love him because his music compliments and enhances their visions. People like listening to him because his sound is so profound, intricate, and dreamy, a “play it again, Sam,” over and over only to find something you missed listening to it the fifth or sixth time around.

His most recent fifth CD offering, In The Oceans Of The Stars, is a stellar achievement that doesn’t disappoint. Whether it’s the oh-so melancholy ethereal ride of "Magic Hour," the tender sway of "Far, Far Away," a timeless folk duet "Between the Dark and the Light" (thank you Amy Miles,) or the gentle acoustic gem "Sunshine," song after luscious song is a mini-picture show inside your head. It’s just so damn cinematic. This is a headphones secure, do not disturb listening experience to clear the mind of all the daily chatter that plagues us. For my jaded, tired ass, I’m so obliged to simply and so completely "Fly Sparrow Fly" away with it. I think we all deserve that, and Peter Salett knows that just as well. I picture him composing these haunting American stories in his head while walking in the rain down a gritty Manhattan street, and then while lying on his back in a field of wheat next to an old trestle tracks, a solitary train whistle echoing up above.

I notice a lot of name comparisons–which happens with true indefinable talent–everyone from American folk/roots pop singer-songwriter Josh Rouse to Academy Award–winning songwriter, singer and pianist Randy Newman, that I just smile and think, no, no, no… Peter Salett. That’s it. Its just time to give the man his due. Salett is just so boldly original that you don’t want it to ever go away. The traditional comparisons to other more recognizable talents only helps secure that hope. But whatever the mainstream press is comparing him to, you might want to start by getting In The Oceans Of The Stars drifting through your headset as fast as iTunes will allow you to download it. You’ll be happy to meet the exceptional singer/songwriter who is as he will always be "True In Time."

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Help us celebrate THE KREEP’s latest podcast on iTunes: The Nightmare Before Christmas Poem brought to you by R. Productions and Static Multimedia. Available Wednesday, the 20th, on iTunes, The Kreep returns with yet another kreepy poem recited by The Kreep himself. All this is in tribute to the 15 year anniversary of Tim Burton’s holiday classic The Nightmare Before Christmas on a super-duper Blu-Ray, Hi-Def 2-disc fully loaded DVD released August 26, 2008.

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KREEP’S KORNER: POLTERGEIST–THEY’RE HERE!

My kreepy fanatics of dismay: tonight we open the vaults to sip a vintage thriller from the summer of 1982: Tobe Hooper's horror banquet Poltergeist starring Craig T. Nelson and JoBeth Williams and the late Heather O'Rourke as the beautiful Carol Anne. A delicious jolt from beginning to end, this Steven Spielberg produced horror film was another blockbuster that scared the bejesus out of everyone. We just didn't see it coming. It was such a successful scare that it spawned two sequels that really depart from the original recipe so avoid them if you care. Rent or buy the first however. But remember, my horror connoisseurs Poltergeist has shards of glass within the feast, so be careful where you bite. Bon Appétit!

In eternity,
Brazillia R. Kreep

KREEP'S KORNER: THERE HERE!

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Writer/producer R. O’Donnell, known in Chicago for having created and produced the professional theatre company New Age Vaudeville, the New Variety cabaret, and the R. Rated Fox Chicago TV show, is about to unleash his syndicated Gothic character, The Kreep in a series of columns, books, podcasts, and merchandise published/produced by Static Multimedia.

Partnering with Static Multimedia (a devision of Static Networx), R. O’Donnell’s The Kreep a.k.a Brazillia R. Kreep–a Gothic poet, writer, and illustrator–will start appearing in regular syndication on Static Multimedia http://Staticmultimedia.com under the title Brain Waves. The first series will be reviews of classic horror on DVD such as MGM’s Midnight Movies Witchfinder General, starring Vincent Price.

“The Kreep has already made a lot of new media appearances,” says creator O’Donnell, “The Kreep’s on MYspace (http://Myspace.com/bakreep,) The Kreep’s on twitter, (http://twitter.com/thekreep,) and The Kreep’s on blogs such as got2write (http://got2write.wordpress.com,) and now The Kreep’s on Ezine Static Multimedia (http://StaticMultimedia.com) and I couldn’t be more thrilled for the interest in the guy.”

Brazillia R. Kreep a.k.a The Kreep is a forlorn Gothic poet and illustrator living in Kreepsville. The Kreep lives in an old Victorian mansion near lake Scares.

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