Join The SLICES OF LIFE Facebook Campaign!
As a lot of you horror fanatics know Slices of Life is premiering in Chicago on Saturday October 23rd at the Portage Theater. If you can make this event you need to, support indie horror and the filmmakers! If you can't make don't fret, Slices of Life will be adding festival dates so catch it at a film fest near you!
We're looking to get 1,000 Facebook fans for Slices of Life by the premiere Saturday night so Army, let's do this! Go "Like" the page and then tell your friends to go and "Like" the page and so on!
Synopsis:
Sexual Parasites, Disembowelment, Zombies, Serial Killers, Demon Children, Violent Vixens, Rabid Office Workers and Angry Embryos all spring to life from the flesh covered sketch books featured in Anthony G. Sumner's (Gallery of Fear) SLICES OF LIFE. Mira (Kaylee Williams) awakens in front of a seedy roadside motel with amnesia. She searches for clues to her identity in the pages of three bound sketchbooks, in which each book represents a different aspect of everyday life, maybe her life. WORK LIFE A lowly clerk at a nano technology firm unleashes a deadly virus at the office headquarters, giving new meaning to the term corporate zombie. HOME LIFE As local girls begin to disappear, a young pregnant woman is haunted by visions of evil demonic children hell bent on stealing her unborn fetus. SEX LIFE A young brother and sister on the run from a sexually abusive home life, take refuge in a countryside Victorian manor- only to discover the monsters hidden in this house have been looking for a new home. Convinced that the characters from these books are roaming around the motel, Mira's reality begins to crumble. Are these visions real or is she going insane? Desperate, Mira turns to the motel caretakers (Marv Blauvelt and Helene Alter-Dyche), only to discover the true evil bound in the flesh covered books and the destiny they hold for her.
Portage Theater, 4050 N. Milwaukee Ave Chicago, Il.
While you're at it, go to the Slices of Life IMDb page and "Like" it too, it's on the right side of the page about 1/4 way down.
Read my Review HERE.
Support Indie Film!
