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*full disclosure: a screener of this film was provided by director Greg Lamberson.

Director/writer: Greg Lamberson.

The Slime City Massacre is a follow-up to another independent horror feature titled Slime City (1988). This earlier film has developed a cult following, with this reviewer having no knowledge of director Greg Lamberson's previous work. Now, twenty-two years later, B-movie fans can find out what happened to cultist Zachary (Richard C. Sabin), after he transformed his essence into ectoplasm! This latest film, is full of low budget make-up effects, dilapatated sets and fluorescent bathed prop devices. There is a subtle charm here - somewhere. Slime City Massacre only rarely rises above the film's inherent campiness and this reviewer found the film mostly entertaining.

The film provides a dual timeline, with events occurring on-screen in 1959, with a prostitute (Brooke Lewis) being lured into a cult and in present day, plus seven years. A...

With the May 10th release of Shriek Show’s two-disk DVD of Slime City Massacre just around the corner, author and filmmaker Greg Lamberson let us in on a slew of upcoming Scm events, including screenings in Buffalo and New York City and cast signings at NYC's Forbidden Planet and Burbank's Dark Delicacies.

From the Press Release:

First up is the "Slime City and Slime City Massacre Double Feature to Benefit Benjamin Heppel" on May 9th from 7:00 pm–10:30 pm at the Market Arcade Film & Arts Centre in Buffalo, where Slime City Massacre was filmed. 100% of the proceeds from ticket sales and a raffle will go to an emergency fund for an 8-year-old boy with leukemia.

“This double feature has turned into a really special event for me,” says Lamberson. “Horror authors, filmmakers, publishers, distributors and collectibles manufacturers have generously donated books, DVDs, magazines, and T-shirts to this great cause,...

With the upcoming DVD release of Slime City Massacre right around the corner, I thought now would be an excellent time to look back at Greg Lamberson’s 1988 flick that started it all – Slime City. Put on your raincoats, my friends, because things are about to get messy.

Jason Bene: Although Slime City is a low budget film, it is quite ambitious. Where did you find the funding to make this cult classic?

Greg Lamberson: My producing partners (Marc Makowski and Peter Clark) and I put up about one third of the $50,000 budget ourselves; we bugged friends and family for another third, and a foreign sales rep named Alexander Beck put up the remainder. It was a different time when we started, because video was huge and no-budget films sold well. But by the time we finished, the bottom had dropped out of that market. So in one sense,...

Media Blasters announced late last year that they picked up Greg Lamberson’s Slime City Massacre for DVD and there is finally a release date! Scm will be released May 10th, 2011 through Media Blasters’ Shriek Show label which is responsible for such DVD releases as Frank Henenlotter’s Bad Biolgy and Lee Demarbe’s Smash Cut. Read beyond the break for more information about Scm.

Scm is the long awaited follow-up to Greg Lamberson’s Slime City (1988). The first installment centered on Alex, a student who just moved into a run-down New York City building. When he drinks a strange concoction whipped up by his bizarre neighbors he turns into a slimy, murder-craved lunatic. The movie lives up to its title with slime flowing endlessly from our protagonists blisters and boils and its sequel promises to deliver the same.

Scm stars horror Goddess Debbie Rochon, Jennifer Bihl, and Kealan Patrick Burke...

I'm totally stoked about this! Greg Lamberson and his Slime City Massacre have been picked up for distribution by Media blasters!

Media Blasters Acquires “Slime City Massacre”

From the Press Release:

Filmmaker and author Gregory Lamberson reports that Media Blasters has acquired the North American distribution rights to his latest horror film, Slime City Massacre. The company will release the film on DVD, VOD and Blu Ray in 2011. Media Blasters specializes in anime and releases horror films, such as Frank Henenlotter’s Bad Biology, through its Shriek Show label.

Slime City Massacre serves as both a post apocalyptic sequel and a period piece prequel to Slime City, Lamberson’s 1988 cult film. The large cast includes Debbie Rochon, Brooke Lewis, newcomer Jennifer Bihl, horror author Kealan Patrick Burke, Lee Perkins, original Slime City stars Robert Sabin and Mary Bogle, and features appearances by Roy Frumkes and Lloyd Kaufman.

“Scm is a real mixture of horror,...

Filmmaker and author Gregory Lamberson reports that Media Blasters has acquired the North American distribution rights to his latest horror film, Slime City Massacre. The company will release the film on DVD, VOD and Blu Ray in 2011. Media Blasters specializes in anime and releases horror films, such as Frank Henenlotter’s Bad Biology, through its Shriek Show label. Slime City Massacre serves as both a post apocalyptic sequel and a period piece prequel to Slime City, Lamberson’s 1988 cult film. The large cast includes Debbie Rochon, Brooke Lewis, newcomer Jennifer Bihl, horror author Kealan Patrick Burke, Lee Perkins, original Slime City stars Robert Sabin and Mary Bogle, and features appearances by Roy Frumkes and Lloyd Kaufman. “Scm is a real mixture of horror, sci-fi and action,” says Lamberson. “Media Blasters understands all of those genres, so we’re in good hands. The original Slime was one of the sleazy, sticky...

One film that's been on our radar for quite some time is Gregory Lamberson's Slime City Massacre so we're glad to report it now has official distribution. Media Blasters has acquired the North American rights to the film and will release it on DVD, VOD, and Blu-ray in 2011.

From the Press Release:

Slime City Massacre (review here) serves as both a post apocalyptic sequel and a period piece prequel to Slime City, Lamberson’s 1988 cult film. The large cast includes Debbie Rochon, Brooke Lewis, newcomer Jennifer Bihl, horror author Kealan Patrick Burke, Lee Perkins, and original Slime City stars Robert Sabin and Mary Bogle and features appearances by Roy Frumkes and Lloyd Kaufman.

“Scm is a real mixture of horror, sci-fi and action,” says Lamberson. “Media Blasters understands all of those genres so we’re in good hands. The original Slime was one of the sleazy, sticky horror films of the 1980s,...

In Dread Central's effort to promote independent horror, have we got the goods on a great horror film festival in Las Vegas! From May 12-16th Sci-Fi Center at 2520 State Street, Las Vegas, Nv 89109, will be hosting The Polly Staffle Grindhouse Fest (aka PollyGrind), which includes 30 different films with five world premieres, seven Las Vegas premieres, and one U.S. premiere. There will also be a ton of music videos and trailers and more horror-related goods for you to feast your eyes on.

Read on for the full line-up, and look for more from Dread Central on PollyGrind (click here for the official site) soon!

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The Slime City Massacre, a sequel to 1988's Slime City, has been making the rounds on the film festival circuit since February 2010 and now the film is releasing a full two minute trailer. In the clip Brooke Lewis, Lee Perkins, Debbie Rochon, Jennifer Bihl, Kealan Patrick Burke and many others can be seen devolving into neon mutated creatures. The trailer is almost as bizarre as the plot line that involves mass suicides, mercenaries, mutant cannibals, "Himalayan yogurt," (Slime City) sex cults. Lots happens in this film. The Slime City Massacre will be in Las Vegas May 12th as part of the Polly Staffle Grindhouse Festival, with details inside. So prepare your self and envision a future world covered in slime; help will be provided by the clip inside.

The synopsis for Slime City Massacre here:

"The film takes place seven years in the future, after a dirty bomb has decimated...

It's been almost exactly one year to the day since we first started reporting on director Gregory Lamberson's Slime City Massacre, and now we finally have a trailer to go with the poster and character sheets released thus far.

The film, a sequel to Lamberson's 1980's cult hit Slime City, stars Jennifer Bihl, horror author Kealen Patrick Burke, Debbie Rochon, Lee Perkins, and Slime City veterans Robert C. Sabin, Mary Bogle, T.J. Merrick, and Dick Biel. Brooke Lewis and Tommy Sweeney provide additional support.

Slime City Massacre is set in the ruins of midtown Manhattan seven years after a dirty bomb decimates the financial district. Four squatters discover a supply of “Himalayan yogurt” and “Zachary Devon’s Home Brewed Elixir.” The concoctions turn each survivor into a slime oozing monster compelled to murder as they are possessed by the spirits of cultists who committed suicide decades earlier. Sabin appears as Zachary in flashbacks,...

Here is the trailer for Slime City Massacre, Gregory Lamberson's sequel to his 1988 cult film Slime City . The new film is a post apocalyptic tale that pays tribute to 1970s science fiction films, 1980s horror films, and 1990s action films. It stars Debbie Rochon, Lee Perkins, Brooke Lewis, Kealan Patrick Burke, Jennifer Bihl, original Slime City stars Robert Sabin and Mary Bogle, and features appearances by Roy (Street Trash) Frumkes, Troma founder Lloyd Kaufman, and Dick Biel (Splatter University). "Slime City Massacre takes place several years after the events in the original film. The bizarre New York City neighborhood known as Slime City is devastated by a “dirty bomb” attack. In the wake of the attack, the now radioactive Slime City has been evacuated by the government. The only people who remain are a haggard assortment of homeless slimeheads and a pack of pimps, prostitutes, and drug dealers that...

We first told you about Slime City Massacre, the follow up to Greg Lamberson's 1988 cult flick Slime City here and here. Today we have a look at the final poster for the film, along with some news on the films' release. The poster was designed by Stephen Romano, author of the grindhouse book Shock Festival (There's also a Shock Festival trailer compilation / companion DVD out now). Romano also contributed 15 original paintings for Slime City Massacre's title sequence. The poster art features Slime City Massacre stars Debbie Rochon, Jennifer Bihl, Lee Perkins and Kealan Patrick Burke, and 'dramatizes the film's post apocalyptic landscape'. Slime City Massacre will...

The Slime City Massacre is a sequel to the original Slime City from 1988 and now this latest feature has an official poster. The poster seen left shows off some of the central actors from the film including Lee Perkins, Debbie Rochon, Jennifer Bihl and Kealan Burke. Stephen Ramano (Shock Festival) is the artist behind the canvas on this one and director Lamberson describes the poster as "a blend of 70s sci-fi / 80's horror that the film celebrates." Have a look at this throwback to cinema art of the past and prepare for the premiere in Beloit, Wisconsin (February 18th).

A reminder of the synopsis here:

"In the wake of a "dirty bomb" attack, a New York City neighborhood known as "Slime City" has been evacuated, except for the homeless ("displaced refugees"). Four squatters searching for food in the ruins of the Zachary Devon Soup Kitchen discover a supply of mysterious wine.

The more we see of director Gregory Lamberson's Slime City Massacre, the more we dig its sleazy, retro vibe. And along those lines, the filmmakers have released the new official poster for the film, which was created by the sleaziest, most retro guy we know: Stephen Romano!

Lamberson described the one-sheet as follows: "It has a blend of 70's sci-fi/80's horror that the film celebrates." In addition, Romano created 15 paintings that will be used in the film's opening title sequence.

You may recall that Romano is the man behind Shock Festival, a novel that pays homage to the schlock and B-movies genre by creating a history of visuals and stories about films that only exist in the depths of his massive imagination. In addition, February 9, 2010, will see the release of a multi-volume DVD collection (also titled Shock Festival) of rarities Romano dug up with some friends that not...

Writer/Director Gregory Lamberson just hit Fangoria with the final poster for Slime City Massacre (start back-reading the Fango coverage here), the sequel to his 1988 cult film Slime City.

The poster was designed by Stephen Romano, author of the grindhouse book Shock Festival (see previous item here). Romano also contributed 15 original paintings for Scm’s title sequence, two of which can be viewed below.

Lamberson says,“Because Slime City Massacre is a celebration of 1970s science fiction films, 1980s horror films, and 1990s action films, Stephen was the perfect choice to do this poster and the other artwork. After Shock Festival, he’s become the preeminent grindhouse artist.”

The poster art features Slime City Massacre stars Fangoria Radio's Debbie Rochon, Jennifer Bihl, Lee Perkins and Kealan Patrick Burke, and dramatizes the film’s post apocalyptic landscape. The film will have its World Premiere at the Beloit International Film Festival in Wisconsin,...

Writer/director Gregory Lamberson will add a special twist and a welcome scream to the 2010 Beloit International Film Festival when he returns to Beloit, Wi, as the honorary Chair of the fifth annual Biff, Feb. 18-21, 2010. Creator of the horror cult classic Slime City, which marked its 20th anniversary at Biff in 2008, Lamberson will be on hand for the world debut of the recently completed sequel, Slime City Massacre.

In a letter accepting the invitation to help promote the 2010 Festival, Lamberson noted that “I’d like to thank Biff’s organizers for inviting me to share in this experience and all of the volunteers who work so hard to make this event a success. It’s my pleasure to welcome filmmakers and attendees to the Fifth Annual Beloit International Film Festival, and [it's] a true honor to have been selected as this year’s honorary Chair."

It was at Biff 2008 where...

The Slime City Massacre will have its premiere at the Beloit International Fim Festival beginning February 18 of next year. A horror film that borrows from the science fiction genre the Slime City Massacre has been described by director Greg Lamberson as: “a celebration of 1970s science fiction films, gooey 1980s horror films, and 1990s action films, held together by a sense of the world that could only exist in this decade. My goal was to make a fun film with a serious subtext and a lot of surprises.” No one could have described this unique film any better than the creator himself and now the film will be available for those in the Beloit, Wisconsin area. Have a look at Greg Lamberson's homepage for more details on the Slime City Massacre and many other horror projects below.

Release Date: February 18, 2010 (Limited theatrical).

Director/writer: Greg Lamberson.

Cast: Debbie Rochon,...

Writer/director Gregory Lamberson sent along a quartet of character sheets from Slime City Massacre, his recently wrapped sequel to his 1988 gruefest. Featuring designs by Nicholas John Morgan Anderson and a logo by Eric Mache, they depict the characters played by Fangoria Radio’s own Debbie Rochon, Jennifer Bihl, Kealan Patrick Burke and Lee Perkins; check ’em out below.

The movie also features original Slime City stars Robert C. Sabin and Mary Bogle, plus Brooke Lewis and Street Trash’s Roy Frumkes, and is slated for release next February. You can see Lamberson’s official website here; for more on Slime City Massacre, click here and here.

• Below you'll find four character sheets from Greg Lamberson's upcoming Slime City Massacre , a sequel to his 1988 cult classic feature Slime City . The posters feature Jennifer Bihl as Alexa (Pink) -- Kealan Patrick Burke as Cory (Green) -- Debbie Rochon as Alice (Orange) -- Lee Perkins as Mason (Blue). Nicholas John Morgan Anderson designed the character sheets with the Scm logo being designed by Eric Mache. Slime City Massacre is currently working it's way through post and a premiere in February of 2010 is scheduled. (Photos courtesy of Lee Perkins) - Mobile, Alabama based independent filmmaking group Fighting Owl Films is set to produce an independent feature The Night Shift , based on the short film of the same name. A supernatural adventure-comedy, The Night...

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Have you ever wanted to see Lee Perkins plastered in blue paint? This horror film lover has and now others can see Leee Perkins, Debbie Rochon, Kealan Patrick Burke, with Jennifer Bihl covered in slime! Each character looks like they have been immortalized in a horror trading card and the full set can be seen past the break. Plus, check out Slime City Massacre when it releases February, 2010.

Stumble It!

When director Gregory Lamberson says "slime", he means it! We just received four new character sheets from Lamberson's upcoming indie goo-fest Slime City Massacre, and can we just say, "Greg, you are one sick fuck!"

The film stars Jennifer Bihl, horror author Kealen Patrick Burke, Debbie Rochon, Lee Perkins, and Slime City veterans Robert C. Sabin, Mary Bogle, T.J. Merrick, and Dick Biel. Brooke Lewis and Tommy Sweeney provide additional support.

Slime City Massacre is set in the ruins of midtown Manhattan seven years after a dirty bomb decimates the financial district. Four squatters discover a supply of “Himalayan yogurt” and “Zachary Devon’s Home Brewed Elixir.” The concoctions turn each survivor into a slime oozing monster compelled to murder as they are possessed by the spirits of cultists who committed suicide decades earlier. Sabin appears as Zachary in flashbacks, and Bogle returns as her Slime character, now called “Swan.

Greg Lamberson's Slaughtered Lamb Productions has released four character sheets for the upcoming film Slime City Massacre. They feature Jennifer Bihl as Alexa (pink) Kealan Patrick Burke as Cory (green), Debbie Rochon as Alice (orange) and Lee Perkins as Mason (blue). The film co-stars Robert C. Sabin and Mary Bogle from the original Slime City as well as Brooke Lewis and Roy Frumkes. Slime City Masacre is currently in post-production, and is scheduled for a February, 2010 premiere.

Although I’m generally not a fan of opportunistic directors who revisit previous successes for new material once the creative well has run dry, Greg Lamberson’s follow-up to his gory 1988 cult classic “Slime City” has the potential to be something special. “Slime City Massacre,” which stars Debbie Rochon in addition to newcomers Jennifer Bihl and Kealan Patrick Burke, takes the concept touched upon in the first film and cranks it up several disgusting notches, which, if you’re going to a sequel 21 years after the fact, is the smart thing to do. The film also features cameos from genre favorites Lloyd Kaufman and “Document of the Dead” director Roy Frumkes, just to name a few. As a fan of the original, as well an unabashed follower of 80’s splatter cinema, I’m all sorts of excited. And because Lamberson is well-versed in the ways of self-promotion, there’s always...

Some just go into the filmmaking process for the experience itself. Ultimately unconcerned with how the finished product turns out. There’s nothing particularly wrong with that mindset but those that do decide to embark on that long winding road of celluloid should beware. Regardless of how much more technically proficient you are afterwards or how many friends you made from the experience of being on that set, your name will still most definitely appear during the end credits. Scrolling by as the audience slowly exits that eerily quiet theatre scratching their heads and apologizing to their friends or loved ones assuring them that they, “can pick the next one.” That being said, after spending a few days on the set of Slime City Massacre (the new goo spectacular from cult Director Greg Lamberson) I can say that everyone involved is not just there for the experience alone. They have...

Writer/director Gregory Lamberson announced that shooting has been completed on his new sequel Slime City Massacre, and sent along some exclusive photos (see ’em below). The movie, which shot for 19 days on assorted Buffalo, NY locations, follows survivors of a dirty bomb attack on Manhattan as they become the victims of an elixir that turns them into gooey creatures possessed by the spirits of long-dead cultists.

“Despite our low budget, this was the biggest film I’ve ever worked on,” says Lamberson of Massacre, which stars Jennifer Bihl, Kealan Patrick Burke, Fangoria Radio’s Debbie Rochon, Lee Perkins, Brooke Lewis, Tommy Sweeney, Roy Frumkes, Eric Mache, original Slime City lead Robert C. Sabin and Lloyd Kaufman. “We had four characters who become Slime Heads, five who were mercenaries, eight who were cannibals and 50 homeless people. My director of photography, Chris Santucci, did some amazing shots and the entire cast performed beyond my wildest expectations.

Character Mason appears here from "Slime City Massacre" and Lee Perkins is the actor beneath all the make-up in this recently completed horror film. Shot in Buffalo, New York the sets are meant to look post-depression era and already the picture has wrapped on-set production. Various locations in Buffalo appear as an "abandoned postal facility," which is "adjacent to the dormant Central Terminal Station" and once post-production is completed horror fans will get a chance to see the results of all the hard work that went into "Slime City Massacre." Have a look at the full cast info' inside and a short word from director Greg Lamberson.

Director/writer: Greg Lamberson.

Cast: Jennifer Bihl, Kealan Patrick Burke, Debbie Rochon, Lee Perkins, Robert C. Sabin, Mary Bogle, T.J. Merrick, Dick Biel, Brooke Lewis, and Tommy Sweeney.

Greg Lamberson's experience from the set:

“Despite our budget, this was the biggest...

We've been following the progress of Greg Lamberson’s Slime City Massacre fairly closely, and today we got word that filming of the indie flick has wrapped after a 19-day shoot at various locations in Buffalo, New York, including an abandoned postal facility adjacent to the dormant Central Terminal Station. In addition, Lee Perkins, who plays Mason, has provided with the first look at his character, both pre- and post-sliming.

Along with Perkins, the film stars Jennifer Bihl, horror author Kealan Patrick Burke, Debbie Rochon, and Slime City veterans Robert C. Sabin, Mary Bogle, T.J. Merrick, and Dick Biel. Brooke Lewis and Tommy Sweeney provide additional support.

“Despite our budget, this was the biggest film I’ve ever worked on,” says Lamberson. “We had four characters who become Slime Heads, five who are mercenaries, eight who are cannibals, and fifty homeless people. My director of photography, Chris Santucci, did some amazing shots,...

There is only one way to perform horror "journalism" -- the Horror Yearbook way or aka the lazy way. We're the only website that spends three weeks on a horror movie set and doesn't bother to take one picture or one second of video. Our motto is: "Why do it yourself when you can make someone else do the work for you? Work is for jerks!" So I like to thank Slime City Massacre's First Ad Michael O'Hear for taking these pictures of Scm for me. This is our first Slime City Massacre gallery out of many featuring; Angelina Leigh, Lee Perkins Brooke Lewis, and Jennifer Bihl.

Here is episode ten of Slime City Survivor featuring my interview with local Buffalo actress, Jennifer Bihl. The adorable Bihl plays "Alexa" in Slime City Massacre, the sequel to the 1988 grindhouse classic, Slime City, currently filming in NY. Make sure you check out the rest of the Scs episodes here, and stay tuned for more videos featuring behind-the-scenes footage, and interviews with Debbie Rochon, Lloyd Kaufman and the Mayor of Slime City aka John Renna.

Here is episode 8 of Slime City Survivor. This one features an interview I did with my best friend on the set, actor Lee Perkins. Lee has appeared in Live Evil with Tim Thomerson, the upcoming Dahmer vs. Gacy and Carnies. I also need to thank Madelenine Koestner who has been doing the camera work and editing that makes it seem like I can almost conduct a proper interview. Up next Jennifer Bihl talks about her slime sex scene!

Here is episode 6 day 4 of production for Slime City Massacre. We will also be featuring more interviews with the cast including Lee Perkins, the adorable Jennifer Bihl, and of course the awesome Debbie Rochon. So keep a look out for those webisodes coming soon, and I promise Horror Yearbook will be back to normal in a few weeks when we wrap sometime in August.

Filmmaker Gregory Lamberson sent along word that he and his cohorts on Slime City Massacre, the sequel to his 1988 splatter flick (see our last report here), have started posting Slime City Survivor webisodes chronicling the making of the movie. You can check out the first two entries, focusing on the project’s makeup FX, below.

“These days, it’s almost a necessity to shoot behind-the-scenes footage for marketing purposes,” Lamberson says. “I thought, ‘Why wait until the film is finished and out on DVD for people to see what the cast and crew experience? It’s more interesting—and possibly more dramatic—for people to follow the production’s progress on-line almost as it happens, sort of like Project Greenlight did on cable TV.”

You can keep up with the Slime City Survivor webisodes at its YouTube page as new episodes are posted, featuring on-set footage and cast/crew interviews.

Today director Greg Lamberson sent us a few pictures of SFX make-up tests with Jennifer Bihl, and a really great picture of Slime City aka midtown Manhattan after a dirty bomb has wiped it out. Slime City Massacre follows Alexa (Bihl) and Cory (Kealan Patrick Burke), two fugitives from a totalitarian government who hide out in “Slime City." They team up with the survivors, Alice (Debbie Rochon) and Mason (Lee Perkins), who discover the Himalayan yogurt and strange wine that brought the fuckery and madness in the original Slime City. Like any sequel Scm promises to deliver more gore and four times the slime!

Filmmaker Gregory Lamberson passed along an update on Slime City Massacre, the sequel to his 1988 flick Slime City, which is gearing up to shoot next month. He additionally sent some photos of a makeup FX test session with actress Jennifer Bihl and a postapocalyptic concept image; you can see those below.

“I developed this project simultaneously with another one called Deadly Rites,” Lamberson says. “I suspected that the executive producer on Deadly Rites was jerking my chain, and when my suspicion proved correct, I had Slime City Massacre ready to go. I knew that the only way I was going to get another feature off the ground was to say, ‘I’m going to make this film come hell or high water. Somehow I’ll raise the money and begin production on July 11.’ I was only off by one day—we’re shooting on July 10!”

Slime City Massacre is set...

Lee Perkins drops a line on a cast addition for "Slime City Massacre." According to Perkins "Playboy model and actress Angelina Leigh has joined the cast of...the sequel to Greg Lamberson's 1980's cult hit Slime City." Going into greater details Perkins mentions that Leigh will play honey, a prostitute, on the run from an apocalyptic menace. And the reason for Lee's excitement? He gets real close and personal with Leigh according to the script. Have a look at the first one-sheet poster and all announced cast inside.

Director: Greg Lamberson.

Writer: Greg Lamberson.

Cast: Debbie Rochon, Brooke Lewis, Lee Perkins, Jennifer Bihl, Kealan Patrick Burke, and John Renna.

Sources:

Lee Perkins. Interview. June 2, 2009.

Some details have filtered this way on the sequel to 1988s "Slime City," with independent film "Slime City Massacre," moving into pre-production. Original "Slime City," director Greg Lamberson is announcing that Lee Perkins will join the cast of "Slime City Massacre," which is set for a March 2010 release date. Scream queen Brooke Lewis has also joined the cast and the film will be shot in Buffalo starting this July. As well, the first promotional material is available for "Slime City Massacre," and can be seen in this one sheet. Have a look at additional cast and crew information inside including the return of Tommy Sweeney from "Undying Love."

The synopsis for "Slime City Massacre," here...

In "Slime City Massacre," Lee Perkins will play one of four squatters trying to survive in New York City after a terrorist attack brings down the financial system. The squatters discover a supply of strange...

No, we're not talking about Ghostbusters again. This time "sliming" refers to a new indie project, Slime City Massacre, Gregory Lamberson's follow-up to 1988's Slime City.

Filming on the sequel will begin this July in Buffalo, and cast members include the recently announced Lee Perkins (pictured), Debbie Rochon, horror author Kealan Patrick Burke, and newcomer Jennifer Bihl as four squatters trying to survive in New York City after a terrorist attack brings down the financial system. They discover a supply of strange wine in the ruins of a soup kitchen which turns them into hideous slime creatures driven to murderous acts. Robert Sabin and Mary Bogle return from the original film, Brooke Lewis appears in several flashbacks, and filmmaker Roy (Street Trash) Frumkes has a role as a greedy developer.

According to Perkins, "Scm will not be your typical horror flick." He goes on to exclaim, "Man, I feel lucky.

Actor Lee Perkins has joined the cast of Slime City Massacre, Gregory Lambersons sequel to his 1988 cult midnight film Slime City, which shoots in Buffalo this July. Perkins first came to the attention of horror film fans for his role as a paternal serial killer in Katiebird*Certifiable Crazy Person and recently completed roles in Psychosomatika and Dahmer Vs. Gacy. In Slime City Massacre, Perkins will play one of four squatters trying to survive in New York City after a terrorist attack brings down the financial system. The squatters discover a supply of strange wine in the ruins of a soup kitchen which turns them into hideous slime creatures driven to murderous acts. The other squatters are played by Debbie Rochon, acclaimed horror author Kealan Patrick Burke, and newcomer Jennifer Bihl...More...

Actor Lee Perkins ( KatieBird ) has joined the cast of Slime City Massacre , Gregory Lamberson's sequel to his 1988 cult midnight film Slime City , which shoots in Buffalo this July. In Slime City Massacre , Perkins will play one of four squatters trying to survive in New York City after a terrorist attack brings down the financial system. The squatters discover a supply of strange wine in the ruins of a soup kitchen which turns them into hideous slime creatures driven to murderous acts. The other squatters are played by Debbie Rochon, horror author Kealan Patrick Burke and newcomer Jennifer Bihl. Robert Sabin and Mary Bogle return from the original film, Brooke Lewis appears in several flashbacks, and filmmaker Roy Frumkes ( Street Trash ) has a role as a greedy developer....

POPcinema gave Fango the scoop that it’s releasing the complete filmography of indie horrormeister Greg Lamberson in the two-dvd Slime City Grindhouse Collection July 28 on the Shock-o-Rama label. The company also gave us the first peek at the art for the cover and a poster that’s part of the extras package, as well as a promotional teaser; you can see them all below.

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Lamberson’s features—1988’s Slime City, 1991’s Undying Love (a.k.a. New York Vampire, making its DVDebut) and 1999’s Naked Fear—and last year’s short Johnny Gruesome, starring Misty Mundae, will be collected in the set, accompanied by the poster (by Shock Festival author/artist Stephen Romano) and the following extras, many of...