Jen & Sylvia Soska, The Twisted Twins, Announced for Flashback Weekend 2014!
Flashback Weekend is very pleased to announce that the Twisted Twins themselves, Jen & Sylvia Soska, will be joining us for 2014. The Soska Sisters created American Mary, starring fellow Flashback Weekend guest Katharine Isabelle and widely regarded as one of the best horror movies released in 2013, as well as their wildly popular debut feature Dead Hooker in a Trunk.
Amanda Wyss joins Celebrity Guest Roster at Flashback Weekend 2014
Flashback Weekend is pleased to announce that Amanda Wyss (A Nightmare on Elm Street, Better Off Dead) will be joining us as a Celebrity Guest in 2014.
Flashback Weekend 2014 Is Pleased to Announce Lance Henriksen Will Be Joining Us
Lance Henriksen, star of Near Dark, Pumpkinhead, Aliens and dozens of other genre films, will be a Celebrity Guest at Flashback Weekend 2014!
Just in Time For Holidays: Afternoon Tea…and a Coven of Vampires Hit Streeterville
The folks at farm-to-table hot-spot Local Root (601 North McClurg Court) bring their mission of locally-sourced freshness one step further with a bit of a macabre touch, hosting a book signing by new, locally-grown, vampire-sleuthing author Jilly Langlan, as part of Local Root’s just-launched Afternoon Tea, available through December 31.
Jilly’s suspenseful debut novel, A Mile of Mayhem, is set entirely in Chicago, featuring popular spots like the Ritz Carton Hotel, Old Town Social…and Local Root, in addition to a fictional Streeterville hospital campus. “When we learned Jilly was a local, first-time author, wasn’t part of an established franchise, we immediately embraced her” said Local Root Executive Chef/Owner Issac Weliver, who created the new Afternoon Tea menu at Local Root, available
2 p.m. to 5 p.m. Mondays-Saturdays, $24 per person.
A Mile of Mayhem book signing with author Jilly Langlan is Tuesday, December 17, from 2 p.m. to 5 p.m. at Local Root. The book will be available for purchase during that time for $10. All who order Afternoon Tea that day receive a free, autographed book. Local Root, 601 North McClurg Court, Chicago.312-643-1145. www.localrootchicago.com.
About Author Jilly Langham, A Mile Mayhem
“Meet Dr. Ian Bennett: newly minted vampire. Sexy, smart, successful – and decidedly single – Bennett focuses on his work at a Chicago hospital and on keeping his vampire tendencies in check. His life’s about to get complicated.”
Written while serving as advocate/caregiver for her husband during his lymphoma treatment at Northwestern Hospital, Chicagoan Jilly Langlan’s debut novel is just one way Jilly has taken a devastating experience and turned it into something good.
Set in Jilly’s hometown of Chicago, A Mile of Mayhem follows new and reluctant vampire Dr. Ian Bennett, a respected oncologist at a top local hospital. When Bennett’s patient, high-powered CEO Audrey Winslow, is attacked by a vampire and the vampire dies, Bennett is swept up in a fast-paced chase to fend off the malicious Great Lakes Coven and their plot to have a vampire elected as mayor.
Featuring familiar Chicago hot-spots like Old Town Social, Local Root, The Ritz Carlton Hotel, and a Streeterville hospital campus, A Mile of Mayhem lets readers catch a glimpse of Chicago’s dark side. A Mile of Mayhem was published through CreateSpace and is currently available in paperback and Kindle on Amazon.com.
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ChicagoHorror.com has received a set of Admit Two passes to give away to our site users to see a special advance screening of Paranormal Activity: The Marked Ones on Friday December 13th. To get yours, go to http://www.gofobo.com/rsvp and use RSVP Code DRKCHIB12F RSVP HERE. Winners will receive a confirmation email. Passes are first-come, first-served and DO NOT guarantee a seat, so get to the theater (it’ll be on the pass) early!
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