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Stage Fright: Minnie Driver And Allie MacDonald Take Center Stage As Scream Queens

Stage Fright: Minnie Driver And Allie MacDonald Take Center Stage As Scream Queens

Who would think that your summer away at a musical theater camp would turn out deadly?  The show must carry on, says Jerome Sable (Legend of Beaver Dam), the director of Stage Fright, released in April 2014.  With music composed by Jerome Sable and long-time collaborator Eli Batalion, and musical performances by Meat Loaf, Minnie Driver, Allie MacDonald and more, your thirst for a good slasher…

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Stage Fright Soundtracks (Sahne Korkusu Müzikleri)

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Two New Stage Fright Clips Inside

Two New Stage Fright Clips Inside

Currently available on various VOD platforms is Jerome Sable’s dark musical, Stage Fright, and if you’re yet to see this sucker we have scored a couple of new clips to give you a better taste of what to expect before you part with your cash.

The film stars Allie MacDonald, Douglas Smith, Eli Batalion, Meat Loaf, and Minnie Driver.

Synopsis: “Scream” meets “Glee” in this dark comedy musical about…

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Why Eli Batalion Rocks

I don't have long to pen this as the train from TO to MTL pulls in soon, but I wanted to take a moment to pay homage to Mr. Eli George Batalion. The man (boy?) is a star. For some unknown reason he is able to tolerate my inanity and just put up with five days straight of me (I can't recall many an ex who has managed that with a smile still on their face afterwards). My respect and esteem for you has swelled just like a condom pumped full of water. Eli, if you were female... well, Eli, it's time to find you a battalion of future Mrs. Batalions. Let's do it.

Top five reasons why Eli rocks:

1. His beard-thing

2. His insanely brilliant (and extremely dry) sense of humour

3. The fact that he uses the word "granular" more than me

4. His voiceover skills (see: www.vimeo.com/32623519)

5. The fact that he just suggested producing a faux infomercial with him in a beige sweater sitting in a kitchen writing about Echoer, a girl next to him, naturally raving about seeing all the thoughts around her, while Eli replies (in an Australian accent) "that's right sheila".

Homage. Word. Out.