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December 18, 2003
Brinke has recently been published in two new books. Available now at
amazon.com, ATTACK OF THE B-QUEENS features informative and fun
chapters by Brinke, Debbie Rochon, and Linnea Quigley. It is a
comprehensive study of women in horror movies from the silent era
through modern times, and is loaded with photos. (Luminary Press,
edited by Jon Keeyes). Additionally, a new book by Jason Paul Collum,
titled ASSAULT OF THE KILLER B's, will soon be available from
McFarland Publishers. It features interviews with 20 cult film
actresses, including Brinke -- who also appears on the book's cover.
Brinke has teamed up with heavy metal band FREAK 13 to record a couple
of intros for their next CD, to be released in April 2004. The
Texas-based band pays fond homage to 1970's and 80's horror movies,
with album titles like "Drive-In Massacre" and "Fear No Evil". Band
member Chester Moore promises a future song will be all about Brinke,
herself. We can't wait to hear that one!
November 12, 2003
EXCLUSIVE eBAY OFFER -- The horror anthology "NIGHTWALKERS" is
Brinke's latest DVD release from Gallows Hill Productions. So far, it
is not yet available in retail stores nor on her catalog page. Brinke
has authorized (and personally autographed) a limited number of copies
to be auctioned off on eBay during the months of November and December
2003. To get your advance copy before it hits the shelves, just log
onto eBay and do a search under "Brinke Stevens" to find the
"NIGHTWALKERS" listing.
October 5, 2003
In New York City on Tuesday, October 7 at 8:00 PM, "Dr. Horrorıs
Erotic House of Idiots" is premiering at the Leonard Nimoy Thalia
Theater on 95th & Broadway. Tickets are on sale now. No
self-respecting Brinke fan in the NYC area should miss this one.
Co-written by Brinke Stevens, the film also features several funny
Brinke-references during its unspooling. Described by some as the "How
the West Was Won" of B-Movies, writer/director Paul Scrabo crams his
send-up of the current state of B-Movies with nearly every independent
"Outsider Cinema" actor working today. Starring Debbie Rochon ("Bog
Creatures"), Trent Haaga ("Terror Firmer"), John "The Cool Ghoul"
Zacherle, Jasi Cotton Lanier ("Were-Grrl"), Amy Lynn Best ("Severe
Injuries"), Tina Krause ("Phone Tag") and countless others. Itıs
partially an anthology, partially a musical, and an affectionate and
exhaustive parody of movies, even targeting Brinke's own films!
Proceeds from the premiere benefits The Actors Fund, and tickets are
$10.00. Tickets are available at the box office or online at
www.symphonyspace.org
Another of Brinke's films, "NIGHTWALKERS" will premiere on Friday
October 31 at the "Halloween 25" convention in Pasadena, CA. It will
also be available for sale on DVD at the producer's booth, Gallows
Hill Productions. Stop by and meet the filmmakers, Dana Carney and Tom
Harris, along with Brinke herself.
Happy Halloween!
September 6, 2003
Brinke has added a couple more Conventions for this year, and also
please note that Collector Con has moved its dates back to Oct. 19-20.
July 21, 2003
This just in! Brinke and Linnea Quigley will be at Comic Carnival #4
in Indianapolis, Indiana this Friday, July 25th for a comic book
signing session. Comic Carnival is located at 9729 E. Washington St.,
Indianapolis, Indiana 46229, in the Cherry Tree Plaza. Brinke and
Linnea will be in the store from 6pm til 8pm.
Also, some of you may be having trouble accessing the site for a few
days, we are in the process of moving to a new web host. Please bear
with us and Brinke.com will be up and running ASAP!
July 9, 2003
Check out eBay for some hot new photos from Brinke's private archives,
which will continue to be listed over the next few months (seller name
is "BrinkeStevens").
Devin Hamilton's campy black-comedy DELTA DELTA DIE! will be released
to stores on July 22; meantime, you can pre-order it here on the
website.
The long-awaited DVD release of NIGHTMARE SISTERS has been postponed
until November, along with SCREAM QUEEN HOT TUB PARTY.
Brinke has just returned from Biloxi, MS, where she shot DEAD CLOWNS,
also starring Debbie Rochon. Writer-director Steve Sessions' previous
underground projects include Cremains, Cadaver Bay, and Malefic.
Victims of a horrible circus train accident return 50 years later
during a hurricane to get revenge.
In late-July, Brinke will work with Linnea Quigley in Indianapolis,
IN, on Solomon Mortimur's thriller IT CAME FROM TRAFLAGER. They will
also do a signing together on Friday, July 25 at the "Comic Carnival"
store.
June 9, 2003
Brinke has added a new Convention to this year's schedule, Collector
Con.
May 20, 2003
Attention filmmakers! Shockerfest.com , a Northern California film
festival, is looking for new entries, both shorts and feature length
films. The contest takes place Sept 26-28, 2003. Brinke will attend as
a judge, so be sure to check out their cool website!
The long-awaited DVD release of NIGHTMARE SISTERS has been slightly
delayed, according to Retromedia Distributors. When it's finally
available, it will be sold here on the website.
This month, Brinke is featured in an interview at Katie Chainsaw's.
Also, she's mentioned in her pal Matthew Jason Walsh's interview (in
conjunction with the upcoming KINGDOM OF THE VAMPIRE remake.) Matthew
Jason Walsh's Interview.
April 18, 2003
Two new Conventions have been added:
Monsters Among Us and Twisted Nightmare Weekend.
April 12, 2003
Brinke's newest eBay auction of authorized "archival" photos will
start up again at the beginning of June -- be sure to check it out (by
entering her full name on eBay under "Search").
Meantime, Brinke reports she's shooting five movie jobs in April: (1)
a radio talk show host in Chris Watson's ZOMBIEGEDDON (in a scene with
Tom Savini), (2) a serial killer for Vamping You Productions' SLICE N'
DICE, (3) a sympathetic mother in Jason Collum 's FIVE DARK SOULS III,
(4) a wicked witch for Joe Castro's TERROR TUNES II, and (5) an
on-screen hostess for Jason Collum and JR Bookwalter's documentary
"Something to Scream About".
In addition, Brinke will do a DVD commentary for the upcoming
re-release of NIGHTMARE SISTERS, along with fellow thespians Michelle
Bauer and Richard Gabai.
She will soon appear at Chiller Theatre convention (April 25-27) in
New Jersey, as well, and hopes to see some of you there in person.
Also, we have two new in-depth interviews with Brinke at:
The BonePile and MarsDust.
February 2, 2003
Still unpacking boxes (and trying to figure out where to put the sofa)
after her recent move, Brinke reports that she shot 12 movies and did
9 convention appearances in 2002. [It brings her official total up to
111 screen credits.] Among them, BLEED (starring Debbie Rochon) is now
available at rental stores, and BIRTH RITE will be released very soon.
She also sold another script (co-written with Ted Newsom) -- a sexy
ghost story called THE SENSUAL SPIRIT. Principal photography has
already been completed in Los Angeles, and the DVD should be available
within six months. Right now, she has a vampire script, BLOOD OF MY
BLOOD (co-written with Sean O'Bannon) at the Sci-Fi Channel, where
it's being considered for an original TV movie.
During the month of February, Brinke and Julie Strain will star in
Devin Hamilton's DELTA DELTA DIE!, as two former sorority sisters who
share a murderous secret. The lovely duo actually square off in a
to-the-death cat-fight at the end -- gosh, wish they were selling
tickets for that performance!
At the FANGORIA convention on May 24-25 (Los Angeles), Brinke will be
signing the debut DVD of NIGHT WALKERS, a bloody folktale set in
fictitious Pumpkin Hollow. Joining her will be writer-director Dana
Carney and producer Tom Harris. She serves as the movie's sultry
Hostess, introducing a trio of terrifying tales. Check out their
website.
This week, two new in-depth interviews with Brinke are posted at:
Visions of Terror and The Couch of Doom.
January 10, 2003
A new Convention has been added for this February, check the
Conventions for more details.
Expect a big update in the near future! |
