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0 The Killer Robots! at Monsterween 2016!
October 29th at 9PM
Real Radio 104.1 and The Monsters present Monsterween, a Voodo Party at The Orchid Garden (126 West Church St., Orlando, FL 32801).
The Angel of Boom will be spinning the tunes and The Killer Robots will be performing (9:15PM)!
The event is free!
$20 gives you VIP status with food, drink, early entry and a meet and greet with The Monsters.
For more information check out http://realradio.iheart.com/features/monsterween-2564/
1 The Killer Robots! Crash and Burn on DVD and Blu-Ray!
The Killer Robots! Crash and Burn is finally making it to DVD and Blu-Ray just in time for the Halloween season! Along with the movie, there are tons of extras including:
Visual Effects Demo
Behind the Scenes Footage and Blooper Reel
Yukendoit’s Behind the Scenes Vlogs
TV Interview and Performance
Trailers
Cartoons
Music Videos
Click these stores below to pick up your copy:
Barnes and Noble
Best Buy
DVD Planet
Heartland Music
Movies Unlimited
CD Universe
0 Action On Film Results!
Congrats to the winners of the 2016 Action on Film International Film Festival! We are honored to have been included and nominated in 4 catagories!
Check out the winners here!
1 The Killer Robots! AOF Nominations!
We are very excited and honored that “The Killer Robots! Crash & Burn” has been nominated at this year’s Action On Film international festival (www.aoffest.com) for several awards!
Best Soundtrack, Best Visual Effects, Best Sound Design, and Best Fight Choreography!
Congratulations to all!
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Best Soundtrack –Feature or Short
1. How To Score Your Life – Steven Tanenbaum
2. Love Is – Stan Harrington
3. Rogue Warrior: Robot Fighter – Neil Johnson
4. I’ll Be Waiting For You By The Seashore – Mark Meyers
5. Six Feet Down Under – Shaun Piccinino
6. The Killer Robots! Crash and Burn – Sam Gaffin
Best Visual Effects- Feature
1. Station 4 – Errol Sack
2. Sleepwalkers – Ryan Lightborn
3. Needlestick – Steven Karageanes
4. Retribution – Danny Albury / David Bispham
5. Rogue Warrior: Robot Fighter – Neil Johnson
6. The Killer Robots! Crash and Burn – Sam Gaffin
Best Sound Design – Feature
1. Sleepwalkers – Ryan Lightborn
2. Retribution – Danny Albury / David Bispham
3. Rogue Warrior: Robot Fighter – Neil Johnson
4. The Red Maple Leaf – Frank D’Angelo
5. The Killer Robots! Crash and Burn – Sam Gaffin
6. Territory 8 – Kelly Schwarze
Best Fight Choreography – Feature
1. #66 – Asun Mawardi
2. The Ultimate Hero – Sky Lion Cui Lei
3. Fist of The Dragon- Maria Tran
4. The Killer Robots! Crash and Burn – Sam Gaffin
5. Victory By Submission – Alan Autry
6. The Promised One – Sang Lin
0 The Killer Robots! on the Russell McLain Show
We had a great time talking to Russell McLain on his podcast show. Check it out on Radio Random Network or click the photo below to listen. Russell also talks with Hollywood Screenwriter Ramon Fernandez about his latest documentary Glory Daze. We show up about 20 minutes into the show and talk about The Killer Robots! Crash and Burn (available on iTunes http://apple.co/28Ti8XG) along with some behind the scenes anecdotes and musical influences. We even did our best to come up with some advice for aspiring artists. Enjoy!
0 Hunter Jackson Reviews The Killer Robots! Crash and Burn
Hunter Jackson, AKA Techno Destructo, artist and co-founder of the band GWAR gives his take on The Killer Robots! Crash and Burn (available on iTunes http://apple.co/28Ti8XG)
“THIS is what a Sci Fi movie is supposed to look like! Take heed Lucas Studios, this movie makes Star Wars look like it was made with costumes left over from the renaissance fair! The style and design of every detail is amazing! There are a lot of interesting characters, the writing is clever and funny. Best of all, unlike a Hollywood big budget movie; it doesn’t burden the viewer with learning some confusing origin story that doesn’t really matter anyway. I hope SOMEBODY out there is smart enough to give these guys a TV series and start shoveling money at them!”
-Hunter Jackson
Check out Hunter’s work at House of Huntar! – http://houseofhuntar.com/
0 The Killer Robots on Real Radio
We had a great time on Monsters in the Morning on Real Radio 104.1 this last Tuesday. We got up early, dressed up in the parking lot and surprised Russ and his crew with donuts and posters. They were kind enough to ask us a few questions about the Killer Robots and the our just-released The Killer Robots! Crash and Burn (available on iTunes http://apple.co/28Ti8XG). Thanks gang!
0 Killer Robots on Behind the Pop!
We had a blast on episode 41 of Behind the Pop with Bryant and Derek. They review the new Star Trek movie and also talk to us about The Killer Robots! Crash and Burn and other Killer Robots behind the scenes stuff. Click on the image below to check out the podcast!
See our movie, The Killer Robots! Crash and Burn on iTunes now http://apple.co/28Ti8XG
0 The Killer Robots! on Without Your Head
UPDATE: You can now listen to the podcast at your leisure along with Lorynn York of 2Lava 2 Lantula. Check it out at Killer Robots and Lorynn York!
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The Killer Robots! will be LIVE tonight on podcast Without Your Head at 9pm EST talking about The Killer Robots Crash and Burn!
Listen live here: http://www.withoutyourhead.com/live/
Also on the show tonight is Lorynn York of Syfy original “2Lava2Lantula”! And the tunes tonight will be from “Here Come the Mummies”!
Call into the HEADLESS HOTLINE 1 (508) 413-3144 or Skype WithoutYourHead to talk to The Killer Robots!
0 The Killer Robots! Crash and Burn now on iTunes, Google Play and Amazon
It’s here folks! Post-Apocalyptic Inter-Dimensional Sci-Fi Robot Action ready to be devoured! Check it out on the following platforms. Rate and review if you can!
Check out these cool reviews:
“For a low-budget indie project, there is a remarkable commitment to injecting this film with the highest level of quality.” – David Duprey, That Moment In
“This movie belongs in a category of oddball cult fantasies where it deserves a look no matter what.” – Ed Sum, Otaku No Culture
“great low budget effects, tons of robots, explosions, lots of action, and a decent amount of comedy.” – Raul Vantassle, Spoiler Free Movie Sleuth
“deftly humorous but also, in its own inimitable way, a faithful tribute of sorts to the earliest sci-fi movies.” – Mat Smith, Documentary Evidence
