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Wednesday, September 21, 2016

BLOOD: Triple S Returns!

ZBFbooks.com welcome's back Steve-O's Slasher Sinema!

Check out the return with a new opening Blood-Soaked montage and a wacky parody of Summer Lovin' like only Steve-O's Slasher Sinema can produce.

Enjoy.







BOWIE V. IBARRA is the author of the 'Down the Road' south Texas zombie horror trilogy. Bowie writes Tex-Mexploitation tales with titles that feature zombies, combat sports, horror, lucha libre, the supernatural, and superheroes. Network with Bowie at ZBFbooks.com.  Pick up a copy of 'Down the Road' today in paperback or kindle HERE.



Monday, May 5, 2014

BLOOD: ZBFbooks.com Coverage of Texas Frightmare for Shu-Izmz.com

COSTUMES, CELEBRITIES, GOOD TIMES AT ANNUAL TEXAS HORROR CELEBRATION
by
Bowie V. Ibarra, reporting for Shuizmz.com



Texas Frightmare Weekend 2014 was yet another outstanding and fun celebration of the horror genre.  Sponsored in part by Fangoria Magazine, the standard for horror mags, the event brought together fans of the genre as well as some of the most legendary celebrities of horror as well.

Celebrities at the event included:

George Romero, Tom Savini, David Emge, and Scot Reninger of 'Dawn of the Dead' fame.
Tobin Bell of the 'Saw' series.
'Hellraiser' Cenobite reunion with Doug Bradley, Nicholas Vince, Barbie Wilde,
Linda Blair of 'The Exorcist'.
Linda Hamilton, Micheal Bien, Earl Boen, Jennifer Goldstein, Kristina Loken, and Robert Patrick from the 'Terminator' franchise.
'Creature of the Black Lagoon' 60 year reunion with Julie Adams and Ricou Browning.
'Walking Dead' stars Chandler Riggs and Scott Wilson.
Jenette Goldstein and Mark Ralston of 'Aliens'.
Nivek Ogre and Billy Mosley of 'Repo: The Genetic Opera'.
Amelia Kincaid, Linnea Quigley, and Kevin Tenney of 'Night of the Demons' fame.
'Blair Witch Project' 15th Anniversary with the stars Heather Donahue, Josh Leonard, and Micheal Wilson.
Micheal Baldwin of 'Phantasm' was there, too.

Other notable guests include:
Dee Snider
Twiggy Ramirez
Kitty Korvette
Ace Frehley
Corey Taylor
Lyle Blackburn

There was an amazing amount of vendors there, too.  From original fan art to movies to books to clothes, this was the place for all horror fans to be.

Sneak movie screenings included:

The Pick Axe Murders part III: The Final Chapter, Circus of the Dead World Premiere, Gun Woman's north American premiere, (SX Tape) World Premiere, Zombie TV North American premiere, The Den, Beneath, Witching and Bitching, Conjoined, Call Girl, Service, I am Monster, and The Bighead.

Noted publisher Permuted Press was in attendance as well, featuring such authors as:
Tim Long
Eloise J. Knapp
Jessica Meigs
Peter Clines
Lyle Perez
Rhiannon Frater

Another publishing house, Rooster Republic Press, was in attendance.  They were some cool folks.

ZBFbooks had a great time checking out all the great attendees.  Here's some snaps from Saturday.

Space Marine in big trouble!


You already know there's going to be some Ash costumes as well.


She's baroque.


Beetlejuice and Lydia Deets


Helloooooo Betty Page.


This guy would love ShuIzmz's Boobs, Bush, and Blood philosophy.


Here's me with George A. Romero.  I wore my 'Romero is what God looks like' shirt.
You won't believe how he responded:  "It's funny but it's just wrong."


Here is El Santo with ZBFbooks.com reader Scat.


Here I am with Scott Reninger of 'Dawn of the Dead' '78 fame.




I got a shot with Ricou Browning, the dude that was The Creature From the Black Lagoon.  He was nice.


And here I am with the ingenue from the flick:  Julie Adams.


The 'Dawn...' panel was great.


El Santo gets a painting of his 'High School' senior pic.


Happy ladies with ghouls.



Yikes!


These folks walked in dressed as Japanese demons, saying, 'Fear is not in just clowns.  Fear is in everything." 



Jason.


A great find at the event.  A Jason mask.


It's Jason from the video game.  I'm not going to lie, I was scared. It was so hard to beat that sonovabitch in the NES game.


This chick returned as Jigsaw and she took my advice from last year.  She brought the tricycle.


Killer chick.


KISS.


Kitty Korvette.  Yum.


Sexy Ash.


Here with Permuted Press author and my book formatter, Lyle Perez.


New Permuted Press mastermind,. Mike L. Wilson.


Nazi zombies.


This dude was in 'Green Hornet'.  He did some stunts that ended up on the cutting room floor.  He was also the heel in 'Insidious'.


Pennywise was there.


Permuted Press with an assload of some of the best post-apocalyptic horror, zombie, and more books available for sale.


Predator making friends.


Crazy-ass stuff.


El Santo with Peter Clines, author of the 'Ex-Patriots' series, ready to fight monsters.


For those folks who are fans of the El Santo movies, how crazy is it to meet a dude that looks just like his manager?


Satan made an appearance.


Great tattoos for superfans.



Terminators were there.  One of them spoke Spanish.



My Frightmare booty.


A little girl dressed as Vasquez.  It was great.


Frightmare was a ridiculously good time.  Here's to all those that attended.

Check out the pics from Frightmare 2013 HERE!

Thanks for the read, and thanks to Shuizmz.com for allowing me to report from Texas Frightmare 2014.

BOWIE V. IBARRA is the author of the acclaimed 'Down the Road' zombie horror series from Permuted Press.  Born and raised in south Texas, Bowie calls his books 'Tex-Mexploitation' literature, as they reflect strong south Texas themes and settings, including 'Codename: La Lechusa' and 'Tejano Star and the Vengeance of Chaplain Skull'.  'Alamo Rising' is supernatural horror story in which a curse is unleashed on downtown San Antonio, and the unsuspecting ghost hunters who have to stop it.  It is available at Amazon.com in paperback and kindle.

Network with Bowie at his official website, ZBFbooks.com.




Friday, October 11, 2013

BLOOD: Review - 'Machete Kills' is a ridiculous action-packed ride

ABSURD ACTION/ADVENTURE SERIES BRINGS THE MAYHEM, LAUGHS
by
Bowie V. Ibarra

 
If you think 'Machete' was ridiculous and fun, wait until you see 'Machete Kills'.

The movie opens with Machete and his lover/partner-in-crimefighting Sartana (Jessica Alba) as they fight the Mexican cartels.  After a botched mission, Machete becomes embroiled in a chase to stop a renegade arms dealer from blowing up Washington, DC.  And the madness begins!
The film is filled with all sorts of Machete-style violent gags with the comic book style action director Rodriguez is known for.  And you can tell all the stars were having a good time.

Like his other movies, Rodriguez sets up the flick with a 'trailer' for the final movie in the Machete trilogy.  No spoilers here, but just know it is ridiculously hilarious.  And throughout the actual movie itself, he sets up the final movie, making 'Machete Kills' the 'Empire Strikes Back' of the Machete series.

You'll get what I'm saying when you watch it!

'Machete Kills' is outrageously fun and is a movie that is totally ZombieBloodFights.com approved.

And if you like outrageous Tex-Mexploitation style stories like 'Machete', check out these titles from ZBF.com, Tejano Star and the Vengeance of Reverend Skull and Codename: La Lechusa.  Get them today in paperback or kindle.


 
BOWIE V. IBARRA earned his BFA in Acting and MA in Theatre History from Texas State University.  Network with Bowie at his official website, ZombieBloodFights.com today.

Tuesday, August 13, 2013

BLOOD: REVIEW - Brown brings brutality in 'Bigfoot War 5: Planet Sasquatch'


FAST SET UP, VIOLENT BLOODBATH IN SPACE HIGHLIGHT 5TH IN SERIES
By
Bowie V. Ibarra
 



When you love something, you can never truly let it go.

And that's definitely what Eric S. Brown has done again with his greatest source of inspiration for unbridled mayhem. This time, he brings the fast-paced sci-fi action in Bigfoot War 5: Planet Sasquatch.

With his 'Bigfoot Wars' legacy, he has created a reputation for straight-to-the-point carnage. He sets up the dominoes and knocks them down with all the wild enthusiasm of a madman.

Planet Sasquatch is just like that. Quickly establishing the setting and the characters, the reader is then thrust into another wild battle between humans and Sasquatch as the humans encroach on their territory.

'Bigfoot War 5: Planet Sasquatch' continues in Eric S. Brown's tradition of gory mayhem and brutal battles between man and monster. Brown puts on display yet again his talent for putting together a fun story filled with action and brutality.

If you're a fan of Brown's work, this one will not let you down.

If you have not read one yet, this is a good stand-alone to get you started on Brown's body of 'Bigfoot' work.

And if you love wild action and adventure stories as well, pick up Bowie Ibarra's latest, Tejano Star and the Vengeance of Chaplain Skull in paperback or Kindle today.  It's a Tex-Mexploitation superhero story in the tradition of 'Machete' and 'Black Dynamite', that finds the hero looking to find the answers to stop a plague of the living dead from consuming south Texas.


If you enjoyed this blog entry, then support Bowie by picking up this title or many of his others today in paperback or Kindle.

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BOWIE V. IBARRA is a Texas author living in San Antonio.  He has a BFA in Acting and a MA in Theatre History.  Network with Bowie at his official website, ZombieBloodFights.com.