The Hit Horror Spoof: The Black Folk's Guide to Scary Movies Premiers Online at www.marksparks.com

ROLE REVERSAL What if the lost hikers in The Blairwitch Project were aspiring filmmakers from the hood? What if The Exorcist took place in Compton? What if Jasons killing spree took place at a summer camp for...ex-offenders? What if... The Hit Independent Film, The Black Folk's (and really hip White Folks) Guide to Scary Movies Premiers on the Internet. Only at www.marksparks.com

(PRWEB) April 3, 2004 --INTERNET PREMIER OF THE BLACK FOLKS GUIDE TO SCARY MOVIES

The Internet premier of The Black Folks Guide to Scary Movies. Guaranteed to make you laugh! Showing only on http://www.marksparks.com

What if the lost hikers in The Blairwitch Project were aspiring filmmakers from the hood? What if The Exorcist took place in Compton? What if Jasons killing spree took place at a summer camp for...ex-offenders? What if...well you get the point.

DENVER, CO. March 29, 2004 - The much anticipated Internet premier (thats right you can now watch it online) of the independent film The Black Folks (and really hip White Folks) Guide to Scary Movies will address these very questions as some of contemporary cinemas most well known horror movies are explored from an urban perspective. The first in the trilogy, The Black Witch Project, is slated to premier on the Internet March 29th.

Watch the movie at: http://www.marksparks.com/WatchMovie1.html
Watch the trailer at: http://www.marksparks.com/movies/BWPtrailer1.wmv

The Black Witch Project (synopsis)
An urban horror spoof based on the popular Blair Witch Project; The Black Witch Project follows three inner-city brothers on their first camping trip. When their seemingly crazy camp guide abandons them, the trio becomes the target of a vengeful witch...
As they try to find their way out of the woods.

Urban Psycho (spoofing Psycho), Next Friday the 13th (spoofing Friday the 13th and Next Friday), and Ghetto Exorcist (spoofing The Exorcist) are currently slated for release in 2004, 2005.

About The Black Folks (and really hip White Folks) Guide to Scary Movies

Based on the highly successful Tales from the Crypt and Scary Movie series of films comes a motion picture of urban horror spoofs unlike any other. The Black Folks Guide to Scary Movies will put a humorous urban twist on some of todays most popular/contemporary horror movies. Filmed in the cinematic tradition of Creepshow and Tales from the Crypt, The Black Folks Guide to Scary Movies will spoof such classics as: Psycho, Exorcist, Friday the 13th and The Blair Witch Project. The Black Folks Guide to Scary Movies promises to deliver the non-stop laughs audiences have come to expect.

About Mark Sparks Entertainment

Formed by veteran filmmaker M. Anthony Sparks, MSE distributes feature length films to the home video market. Films vary in genre, from Action to Comedy to Horror to Drama.
MSE is in the process of negotiating partnerships with several major Hollywood companies to bring more ethnically diverse films to both the big and small screens, six are slated for 2004 and 2005 alone. However, as Sparks indicates that's only half the battle: "Everyone knows that minority representation in terms of securing work remains problematic in both the DGA (Directors Guild of America) and the SAG (Screen Actors Guild). This is something we intend to combat head on by placing minorities in positions of importance, both in front of and behind the camera..."
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Mark Sparks
MSE                  
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