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Hedonism on a budget!
Age:	27 years old
Sex:	Male
Location:	London, South
Country:	United Kingdom
Height:	6' 8"
Zodiac:	Pisces (Feb 19 - Mar 20)
Last Login:	Jun 16, 2008 (66 days back)
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About Me
So who am I and what am I all about? The name is simple... my parents named me Paul (after Sir Paul McCartney) and I am 6 foot 8 inches tall. As for what I do, well at the risk of ripping from Ray Liotta in Goodfellas, as far back as I can remember I've always wanted to have something to do with horror movies - not be a gangster unfortunately, I'm about as intimidating as a pink lamb. When I was only three-years-old I was placed in front of the television on a Sunday morning and watched the British television premiere of An American Werewolf In London that my mother had taped the night before. Was I scared by it, sure, what three-year-old wouldn't? But that didn't stop me from rewinding the tape and watching it over and over. By the time I was nine I had become familiar with everything from the Elm Street movies, Romero's Dead films and the movie that would eventually lead to my professional desire - The Exorcist. While studying Media and English at college in 1998, The Exorcist was having a huge resurgence in the UK. Previously banned for nearly seventeen-years, the movie was re-released in cinemas at the hope it would finally be granted a video certificate, well, without trailing off topic - it did, but it was the huge media attention that the film was getting that made me realise that I wanted to be part of this horror media circle. It was while studying my film major at University in the fall of 2000 that I started getting work published. The Exorcist was about to have another re-release - this time with newly restored footage; so I used the release as a platform to write about something I was knowledgeable about. In six short years I have written to the excess of 130 plus articles on the horror genre in publications both online and in print in the UK and USA. At the beginning of 2006 I declared my US writing loyalties to the brand new horror magazine HorrorHound - notable inclusions to date being the History of The Video Nasties article in Issue 3 and the Retrospective on An American Werewolf In London in issue 5. In addition to the written work I do within the industry, I have also been involved in convention appearances for horror celebrities, both in the UK and US - I am not really involved in this side of things anymore but still hang out at shows that have a strong horror presence. As of 2007 I have finally taken that leap from critic to creator and started production on my first movie, a feature length documentary on the making of 'An American Werewolf In London'. I am loving every second of being a director, writer and producer and plan to keep on this path for the foreseeable future. I have several projects lined up after the documentary - including another documentary project and then my first feature film. In spite of my new found commitment to filmmaking, I will also be continuing my working relationship to HorrorHound magazine.
My Interests
I love movies. I've just started making them, yay!
I'd like to meet: PROJECTS AS OF Nov 29th 07: HorrorHound Issue 9 is currently at the printers and scheduled to hit stores (hopefully) just before Christmas. The final entry in 2007 features a HUGE 20th anniversary retrospective on Hellraiser - including interviews with both Clive Barker and ol' Pinhead himself, Doug Bradley. In addition to this fantastic piece by Hellraiser fanatic Paul Kane, Issue 9 shows off features on forthcoming silver screamers Aliens Vs Predator: Requiem and Tim Burton's Sweeny Todd. And if that wasn't enough, I make my HorrorHound return with an 80th anniversary retro on the lost Lon Chaney movie, London After Midnight! It's still nowhere to be seen, but learn WHY! Lots to catch in the next issue, so keep an eye out on those news stands. US residents can find it in your local Borders, where as UK readers, check your nearest Forbidden Planet over the next few weeks. As mentioned in the last update, in the next issue of Bizarre magazine I have written a piece on Beware The Moon and An American Werewolf In London featuring interview snippets with some of the principal folk involved. I have it on good authority that the issue will hit news stands on December 18th with the cover to be revealed in the next couple of weeks. Keep an eye out on the Bizarre myspace which you can access through my top friends. More Beware The Moon coverage coming up soon include an update from a local rag called Wired. Some of you may remember that this hometown magazine ran an interview with me back in June about the documentary. This past week I got a message from the editor asking if they could run an update on the project, to which of course I happily obliged. In addition to this, East Coast horror mag SCARS are doing a cover on John Landis and have approached me to do an accompanying story on Beware The Moon - so looking out for their next issue! A big thank you to everyone who attended the second HorrorHound Weekend a couple of weeks ago. Both the screening and Q&A went tremendously and was truly a dream come true for me, and the John Landis signing went smoothly. I'd like to thank you all again, this time on Mr. Landis' behalf, for waiting in line for so long to meet him. He had a good time in Indianapolis and acknowledged that you guys looked like you were having fun too. Look for some more American Werewolf goodness from HorrorHound over the Summer. Speaking of HorrorHound, as you can see below they have announced their first HorrrorHound Weekend of 2008 - returning to Indianapolis on March 28th-30th to reunite those pesky Cenobites from Hellraiser! Expect some more guest announcements by the end of this week and stay tuned for further convention announcements regarding a second show in Pittsburgh this June - featuring a special guest who has never Dunne a convention before! So what's next for Beware The Moon? Well we are now on a schedule to have the movie edited and mastered in LA by the end of March. After which myself and John Landis will be taking it over to Universal for the next step. My 2008 calendar is already filling up on the convention and appearance front. Looks like you might find me at a few HorrorHound shows, Rock & Shock, Screamfest and the 4th CathARTic Art & Film Festival next year. Stay tuned for more. **HORROR JOURNALISTS PLEASE READ** At this time I do NOT have any screeners available for Beware The Moon. We are still shooting it. What we showed at HorrorHound Weekend was a 15-minute work print with temporary picture and sound. Once the documentary is finished I will be sending it to Universal Home Entertainment so it will be up to them whether screeners go out for review.
Music: I honestly don't know what music I like anymore... I know what I DON'T like. Never get tired of The Beatles I guess.
Movies: The Exorcist (1973) An American Werewolf In London (1981) Shaun Of The Dead (2004) The Phantom Of The Opera (1925) Alien(1979) A Clockwork Orange (1971) The Bad Seed(1956) The Wicker Man (1973) The Blair Witch Project (1999) The Abominable Dr. Phibes (1971) Star Wars (1977) Citizen Kane (1941) The Godfather Part 2 (1974) It's A Wonderful Life (1946) Trading Places (1983) 12 Angry Men (1957) Enter The Dragon (1973) Dog Day Afternoon (1975) Pulp Fiction (1994) The Blues Brothers (1980) One Flew Over The Cuckoo's Nest (1975) Bugsy Malone (1976)I could go on forever!
Television: I'm Alan Partridge 24 WWE Raw The Simpsons Family Guy Futurama The Office (UK) Spaced Only Fools & Horses Fawlty Towers House M.D. Shameless
Books: Twinkle Twinkle Killer Kane by William Peter Blatty
Heroes: The three JL's!John Lennon John Landis Jon Lovtiz
My Background and Lifestyle
MaritalStatus:	In a Relationship
Ethnicity:	White / Caucasian
SexualOrientation:	Straight
Hometown:	London
Smoker:	No
Drinker:	Yes
Children:	Someday
Education:	College graduate
Occupation:	Filmmaker/Writer
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My Blog
AMERICAN WEREWOLF reunion at London Film & Comic Con
Hey folks I'm happy to announce that the first ever AN AMERICAN WEREWOLF IN LONDON reunion will take place at the LONDON FILM & COMIC CON at Earl's Court 2 on July 19th/20th. A number of guests fr... Posted by Paul Davis on Sun, 08 Jun 2008 04:18:00 PST
Interview with CHUD.com
Hey foks Over the weekend I did an interview with Cinematic Happenings Under Development... better known to one and all as CHUD.com. I spoke exclusively with their guy Brian over at the Creature-Corne... Posted by Paul Davis on Tue, 03 Jun 2008 08:46:00 PST
First BEWARE THE MOON screening in the bag - albeit family & friends.
Left to Right: Romy Alford (Producer), Paul Davis (Writer/Director/Producer), Anthony Bueno (Cinematographer/Editor) Last night marked our very first screening of BEWARE THE MOON. Now when I say scree... Posted by Paul Davis on Wed, 14 May 2008 07:12:00 PST
HorrorHound Weekend Pitts. June 20th-22nd
Happen to be around the midwest this Summer? Then you might want to head to... Where you can meet... Other guests over the weekend include Jason Mewes (Clerks, Tripper), Doug Bradley (Hellraiser), G... Posted by Paul Davis on Thu, 08 May 2008 05:27:00 PST
Rondo Awards
Well guys the results are in for the 2007 Rondo Awards... *BEST ARTICLE ’Adult Fairy Tales & Frustrated Love Stories: The Cinematic Legacy of Terence Fisher,’ by Neal Barrow, LITTLE SH... Posted by Paul Davis on Thu, 13 Mar 2008 10:58:00 PST
How Bizarre...
Hey guys, Remember just before Christmas I was banging on about doing a piece on 'An American Werewolf In London' for the UK's favourite rag for the weird, Bizarre magazine, well it just occurred to m... Posted by Paul Davis on Wed, 20 Feb 2008 01:34:00 PST
Sorry guys...
Hey peeps... I've had a few emails asking, "wtf?" and so just to confirm with one and all I won't be able to make it to HorrorHound Weekend next month. I thought at first I'd be able to combine the tr... Posted by Paul Davis on Tue, 19 Feb 2008 07:37:00 PST
HorrorHound Weekend 2 & screening of Beware The Moon
Well, what can I say? Last Saturday at the HorrorHound Weekend in Indianapolis a childhood dream was realised. Not only did the masses pack into the tiny 300-seater auditorium to watch an hour long cl... Posted by Paul Davis on Thu, 22 Nov 2007 04:08:00 PST
Filming at Windsor Great Park - Meet John Landis, David Naughton and the BTM crew
Hey gang Just a quickie... today we filmed a segment for Beware The Moon at Windsor Great Park - that's right, the Queen's back yard! While editing, all week I've been reminded by John Landis, Rick Ba... Posted by Paul Davis on Sun, 11 Nov 2007 03:42:00 PST
A Limey Filmmaker In America - Day 1 & 2
Well, I can't believe that it has been over six months now since I started work on BEWARE THE MOON and it has honestly been the most thrilling experience of my life so far. In January I could only dr... Posted by Paul Davis on Thu, 12 Jul 2007 07:16:00 PST
My Friends
Romy, Beware The Moon - Remembering AWIL, HorrorHound Magazine, HorrorHound Weekend, Adam K, Ant, John Landis, Nathan, Ken, Bill, Robg., Aaron, Smith and Pyle, J LaRose, Horror & Hilarity, MisArTrESs MeLAniE, Axelle Carolyn, ~Evie Effects~, Adam, Seann~(RED)head, Ozferatu, Andy, Horror Guy (Keenan), Kris, Blood Girl Emma, Sean, Battynanny, kate davis, kayla, Sammy, Tommy Moon, Gogo Yubari, Horror Fan Page, RadioactiveReviews.com!, nothing, ♥Dragonlady♥, ZOMBIELOVER, KUNG FU FIGHTING VAMPIRE MERMAIDS™, EMMA ::R.I.P. STAN WINSTON::, [Bobby] Camp Marston - San Diego (Till Aug. 24), NinjaPiratePixieQueen, ZOMBIE MOM, Jennifer, John Everson, Gina, Amy, Whiskey Girl Paul Davis has 4,542 friends (47 shown). Click here to add Paul Davis as a friend.
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