Lynn Naron, for his superb photographic assistance and general support. 6ĪCKNOWLEDGMENTS A book like this could not have been completed without the generous aid of many individuals, so I’d like to extend my heartfelt thanks (and a Voudoun blessing) to the following: Gina Beretta (my patient wife), whose broad perspective and wonderful editorial skills kept me on the straight and narrow. Smith, Linda J.Walter 4įor my son Dominic May all your monsters be in the movies.ĭarby Jones, voodoo cinema’s most imposing zombie, stalks through the night (in both I Walked with a Zombie and Zombies on Broadway ).
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ISBN 1-88 Library of Congress Catalog Card Number 98-65675 Manufactured in the United States of America First Printing by Midnight Marquee Press, Inc., July 1998 Second Printing: Luminary Press, July 2003 Acknowledgments: John Antosiewicz Photo Archives, Betty Cavanaugh, Jerry Ohlinger’s Movie Material, Lorne Marshall, Wayne Shipley, David H. Luminary Press Baltimore, Maryland Voodoo in the CinemaĬopyright © 1998 Bryan Senn Without limiting the rights under copyright reserved above, no part of this publication may be reproduced, stored in or introduced into a retrieval system, or transmitted, in any form, or by any means (electronic, mechanical, photocopying, recording, or otherwise), without the prior written permission of the copyright owners or the publishers of the book. One of Sugar Hill’s (1974) Zombie Hitmen 2ĭRUMS O’ TERROR Voodoo in the Cinema by Bryan Senn THE SERPENT AND THE RAINBOW.Īppendix B: BOOB TOOB HOODOO.ĪUTHOR’S NOTE. Cryptozoic’s Kickstarter was a massive success, meet the designers to learn what’s next!ĭescription: HEX combines the best of trading card games and MMOs.DR. Come learn about how it’s changing game development.ĭescription: HEX combines the best of trading card games and MMOs. You’re the Publisher: Kickstarting Videogamesĭescription: Kickstarter has made crowd-funding easy, and most of its biggest projects are videogames. Location: Grand Salon D – Hilton (Length: 1 Hour)
Remember to enter our giveaway! Return flights to/from HexCon, and iPad, and lots of other prizes could be yours!Ĭory and Ben are headed to Dragon*Con! Here’s the schedule of Hex-related events at Dragon*Con in Atlanta, GA ( August 29th – September 2nd, 2013):ĭescription: MMO designers of Elder Scrolls, WoW, DC Universe, Star Wars: TOR, and HEX discuss building massive interactive worlds. We’ll have much more time to take (better) pictures and post more frequent updates tomorrow! The CZE folks were rock stars in the face of significant adversity! It took quite an effort to get us the game, but it was well worth it in the end. Not quite the day many of us expected, but pretty successful by the end of the night. That added up to a ~5 hour wait for some of us to actually play Hex at the Hex League area. Some minor bugs, and some not particularly obvious gameplay elements, but I imagine they’ll get fixed pretty quickly.ĭifficult day for the CZE folks – all of the wireless networks were completely unusable so they had to change course and do everything using switches and ethernet cables (which they had to procure). I played 4 of the decks: the ruby Burn deck was a LOT of fun (and lethal) and the blood/wild bunnies were awesome (and multiplied like, well, bunnies…). The UI is beautiful, the gameplay was really responsive, and, with minor exceptions, it was really easy to pick up and play. Hex is awesome! It’s not perfect yet, but I’d be more than happy to play it the way it is.
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