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Vote for CP contrib in the Rondo Hatton Classic Horror Awards

POSTED: Friday, February 26, 2010, 2:00 PM

Filed Under: Movies

City Paper freelance crush Shaun Brady (aw, don't blush, Shaun, you know we love you!) got a nod in this year's Rondo Hatton Classic Horror Awards for a piece on Malatesta's Carnival of Blood, which began as CP cover story. We'll let Shaun give you the details:

Some of you may remember the cover story I wrote in the summer of 2008 about Malatesta's Carnival of Blood, the long-lost, delirious horror film shot at the former Willow Grove Amusement Park. Well, I recently retooled and expanded that article for Video Watchdog magazine, and that piece has now been nominated for "Best Article of 2009" in the 8th annual Rondo Awards. As a long-time VW reader and subscriber, it was a thrill for me just to be included in the magazine's pages, so being nominated among VW contributors like Stephen Bissette and Kim Newman is quite an honor.

Ballot for the Rondo Award is at rondoaward.com/rondo/rondos.html.

Brady says, "Ballot-stuffing is frowned upon, so try and vote in as many of the categories as possible — plenty of worthy nominees across the board." (See, this is why we have a crush on him.) Get to the ballots, voting closes at midnight on Saturday, April 3. (Spooky).

What has Shaun Brady done for you lately? How about a review of The Art of the Steal, which is also the subject of this week's cover story.

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