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I loved the notion of sharing what I had been through to bring the fans my films. I then started thinking about some of the other filmmaker friends mine who had encountered similar problems with their films. It then dawned on me that no one has ever made a documentary premised on what indie filmmakers go through to get their art shown. At times may of us have put our lives and livelihood on the line, not to mention our freedom so that we can bring to you our vision, our heart and soul. I decided that this is a documentary that I need to make. That I was perhaps put here to create. And even if I never make another film again, this documentary would be something that I can always be proud of. With that said, what started out to be an extra DVD feature for the anniversary edition of Samhain: Night Feast soon took on a life of its own. The life that you know know it is "Blood On The Reel: The Guts Behind Indie Filmmaking"

Media

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Bonus Materials

• Promo Video with Hostess Bianca Allaine
• Special Video Message from Director Johnny Daggers
• Menu Page with 15 Full Movie Trailers

Sales Points

• A Documentary featuring many Popular Horror Filmmakers and their movies including: Wound, Tonight You Die, House of Good & Evil, Drive-In Horror Show, A Dark Place, The Jezebeth Film Franchise and Also Massimiliano Cerchi's 'The House of Evil'

Press Quotes

Rivetting stuff that clearly shows the determination and passion deep within the soul of Indie Horror..often against formidable forces...that are crushed underfoot for 'the greater good'

     —'Scratchy” Pete Ellott

Once in a great while a project comes along that will define a genre and Johnny Daggers has tapped into the pulse of guerrilla style independent horror filmmaking to discover just that

     —Malevolent Magazine

An exquisite gathering of horror masters, pulled together by a collective love for all things SYNister. I loved it from beginning to end and found myself wanting more!

     —Disturbia Magazine

The first real in depth look on what it takes to make an indie horror film. Blood on the Reel has balls

     —Housebythevideostore.com

This film is a passionate and educational eye-opener of Indie filmmaking!

     —Grossmoviereviews.com

Blood on the Reel gives you a deathly honest look into what it's like to be in the Indie Horror Scene. The only other way you could get this many indie horror directors in one small place is by grinding them into hamburger

     —Gore Noir Magazine

There's no one more passionate and driven than underground, independent, horror filmmakers - there's also no one more overlooked, so it's great to see them finally get to tell their stories of dedication and perseverance

     —CryptTV

Art mutates life so you can taste it! This is how you make a documentary! You do not have to be a horror fan to love this... But it helps

     —Kettlewhistle Radio