MonsterBuster Entertainment is proud to announce its very first film festival! On Monday, November 14th at 7:30 pm we are taking over Atlanta's Landmark Midtown Art Theater and screening the following short films:

"FIrst Date" - Chris has a date with his dream girl Gwen, but unfortunately her monstrous dad doesn't take too kindly to his daughter's gentleman callers. Starring Greg Garrison and Keyla McClure. Directed by Torey Haas.

"Werebum" - After an assault by a hideous man-creature in an abandoned parking deck, rising executive Mick Feathers finds himself becoming what he hates most: a bum! Starring Ricky Hess and Nathan DeRussy. Directed by Jay Holloway.

"Crowscare" - Tasked with watching over a creepy house while the owners are away on vacation, pretty coed May finds herself dealing with both a deranged murderer AND a living scarecrow! Starring Rachel DeJulio, Andy Fleming, and Sam Simmons. Directed by Jay Holloway.

"Mario & Luigi" - Jerry's life is turned upside down when two gangsters named Mario and Luigi break into his apartment one fateful night. Starring Dylan Schettina, Corey Bradberry, and Adam Rice. Directed by Torey Haas. Based on the play by Greg Garrison and performed by The Collective Project, Inc.

In addition to these movies we'll also be screening our music video for The Promise Drive's "Don't Wake Me" and a trailer for a MAJOR upcoming MonsterBuster production. There will probably be some surprises too, but you'll have to come to the screening to find out what we have in store for you!

Following the MonsterBuster movies Will Dove and Fred Grant will host the world premiere of the latest episode of the Brohan sitcom- it's hilarious, and you literally won't even need to move from your seat to enjoy it! You can watch the trailer for Brohan episode 3 at:

vimeo.com/31110078

And as if you didn't need any more incentive to come admission is FREE. That's right, it's completely free. We are asking for $5 donations from each audience member to help pay for the theater, but it is by no means required. Any amount we make over the cost of the theater will not be going into our pockets but rather to charity. Anyone who donates $15 or more will get a limited edition MonsterBuster Film Festival t-shirt!

Oh, and it's probably best to leave the kids at home- most of our movies contain violence and strong language. The total runtime for the festival is approximately 90 minutes.

Special thanks to the awesome cast and crew who made all of these films possible, and to Pillage and Plunder for allowing us to use their song "Can You Hear It?" from their newest EP Look Inside For the Prize! wearepillageandplunder.com