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Alias the Scarecrow	Brett Piper: Writer, Director, Cinematographer & Animator	Lead	[-]
Jun 14 09 11:11 AM Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	Brett Piper has been plugging along for years, producing some admittedly low-budget, but entertaining films since the '80's..to his credit he has worked on such cult fare as RAIDERS OF THE LIVING DEAD(1985), A NYMPHOID BARBARIAN IN DINOSAUR HELL(1991) a Troma classic, THEY BITE(1996) an unreleased homage to Humanoids Of the Deep worth seeking out on gray market, DRANIAC(2000) a haunted house extravaganza that didnt see final completion until a few years ago, PSYCLOPS(2002), ARACHNIA(2003) a homage to big mutated bugs, SCREAMING DEAD(2003) a haunted house opus set in an real abandoned insane asylum & starring B-movie queen Misty Mundae, BITE ME!(2004) a comedy involving alien insects invading a strip-club and goverment investigators, SHOCK-O-RAMA(2005) a anthology of sci-fi/horror tales with a '50's slant to them and featuring Misty Mundae as a parody of a b-movie actor, BACTERIUM(2006) a sci-fi tale of germ warware gone wrong in the rural U.S. and most recently SPLATTER BEACH(2007) a really low budget parody of the Humanoids From the Deep/Gill-Man/Monster Of Piedras Blancas/Horror Of Party Beach genre.. These movies are not high art, but they are entertaining to see some interesting stuff on an independent level. Are there any other fans of his work out there?
Alias the Scarecrow	Trailers of Piper's filmography..	#1	[-]
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Alias the Scarecrow	Psyclops and Bite Me!	#3	[-]
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Alias the Scarecrow	Draniac and Shock-O-Rama	#4	[-]
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Alias the Scarecrow	Screaming Dead and Bacterium	#5	[-]
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Alias the Scarecrow	Splatter Beach	#6	[-]
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Buzz Dixon		#7	[-]
Jun 14 09 10:21 PM Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	A NYMPHOID BARBARIAN IN DINOSAUR HELL is the best Troma movie after the original TOXIC AVENGER. I saw it years ago when it played on the syndicated series NIGHT FLIGHT and was duly impressed. It's low budget but it's full of heart. www.SnokieStories.com www.BuzzDixon.com http://twitter.com/snokiestories
Omega Man		#8	[-]
Jun 15 09 5:12 AM Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	I enjoyed Piper's SHOCK-O-RAMA... There's a fantasy/dream sequence involving a Tim Burton-ish "cartoon" cityscape that looks pretty amazing considering the film had such a miniscule budget. "Dammit, it's jammed!" www.eccentric-cinema.com
Alias the Scarecrow		#9	[-]
Jun 15 09 3:37 PM Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	Buzz Dixon wrote: A NYMPHOID BARBARIAN IN DINOSAUR HELL is the best Troma movie after the original TOXIC AVENGER. I saw it years ago when it played on the syndicated series NIGHT FLIGHT and was duly impressed. It's low budget but it's full of heart. That's where I think I first saw it as well..I got the VHS version of it around 1997 and still have it..I think it was released on DVD but is now out of print. I would love to get a DVD copy! It's pretty inventive(as are most of Brett's films) and it's definetly got heart as you put it. Gotta give kudos for trying.
Alias the Scarecrow		#10	[-]
Jun 15 09 3:42 PM Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	Omega Man wrote: I enjoyed Piper's SHOCK-O-RAMA... There's a fantasy/dream sequence involving a Tim Burton-ish "cartoon" cityscape that looks pretty amazing considering the film had such a miniscule budget. SHOCK-O-RAMA is great to be sure! From it's '50's sci-fi/horror homages done in anthology-style to its' wonderful-looking ladies, it seems to score on all levels. You're right about that dream sequence: it does resemble something Tim Burton would use in his films and that's not a bad thing.
horrorfilmx		#11	[-]
Oct 28 09 7:09 PM Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	I just stumbled upon this thread and MUST make a correction. SPLATTER BEACH is not my film, I only worked on it. It was written. produced and directed by Mark and John Polonia (sadly, John's last film). Mark and I are currently co-producing MUCKMAN.
Alias the Scarecrow		#12	[-]
Dec 8 09 10:46 AM Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	horrorfilmx wrote: I just stumbled upon this thread and MUST make a correction. SPLATTER BEACH is not my film, I only worked on it. It was written. produced and directed by Mark and John Polonia (sadly, John's last film). Mark and I are currently co-producing MUCKMAN. Well, Brett, thank you for the correction! It's nice to see you on these boards. I cant wait for MUCKMAN. Any news as to when it will be completed?
horrorfilmx		#13	[-]
Dec 8 09 10:18 PM Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	Alias the Scarecrow wrote: Well, Brett, thank you for the correction! It's nice to see you on these boards. I cant wait for MUCKMAN. Any news as to when it will be completed? Muckman has had more than its share of problems, stemming almost entirely from two of our "actors" bailing on us after the first two days of filming of a six day shoot. It threw our entire schedule out of whack with the result that we only finished principal photography two weeks ago! Post production effects and editing are underway now. As for when it'll be completed........
Alias the Scarecrow		#14	[-]
Dec 9 09 7:53 AM Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	horrorfilmx wrote: Alias the Scarecrow wrote: Well, Brett, thank you for the correction! It's nice to see you on these boards. I cant wait for MUCKMAN. Any news as to when it will be completed? Muckman has had more than its share of problems, stemming almost entirely from two of our "actors" bailing on us after the first two days of filming of a six day shoot. It threw our entire schedule out of whack with the result that we only finished principal photography two weeks ago! Post production effects and editing are underway now. As for when it'll be completed........ I'm sorry to hear about the complications, however, you seem to have persevered and achieved your goal. Hopefully, everything else will go smoothly from here. I hope when you have a formal announcement for release, you will let us know?
ahaunting		#15	[-]
Mar 21 10 7:32 PM Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	Here is the foreign distribution trailer for MUCKMAN. Enjoy!
Alias the Scarecrow		#16	[-]
Mar 22 10 7:23 AM Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	Wow! Nice job..I cant wait to see this even more now that I've watched this. Always nice to see the ever-lovely A.J. Khan too, it's been a while and I'm glad to see she's still working.
kevin g shinnick		#17	[-]
Mar 25 10 4:28 PM Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	I look forward to seeing MUCKMAN....
Alias the Scarecrow		#18	[-]
Nov 20 11 8:27 AM Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	Brett's newest release, out now. Nice old-school horror film with some very lovely ladies in the cast!
todmichel		#19	[-]
Nov 21 11 6:36 AM Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	I love Brett's movies. I even bought the DVD of RAIDERS OF THE LIVING DEAD just to get the two previous versions, DARK NIGHT and DYING DAY... Incidentally, I think he also directed BATTLE FOR THE LOST PLANET, aka GALAXY, aka GALAXY DESTROYER - or am I wrong?
M F Berry		#20	[-]
Nov 21 11 9:29 AM Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	Just thought I'd mention that there's a very interesting and enjoyable interview with Brett Piper in issue 93 of Prehistoric Times magazine ... check it out if you get the opportunity!

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