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Quakertown, PA – September 22, 2024 – Fans of horror, independent film, and punk culture, get ready for a blood-curdling experience like no other! On Saturday, May 17, 2025 , Zombie Fuel, the brainchild of indie filmmaker Bone Jawnson , creator of "The Legend of Crick Foot" , will debut a thrilling new event, "Bone's Bazaar Horror Market" at the Quakertown Farmers Market. This curated market, inspired by the gritty, DIY ethos of horror, horror-comedy, independent film, and punk communities, will take place in Section 201 at the Quakertown Farmers Marketfrom 11:00 AM to 5:00 PM . Attendees will have the chance to browse and purchase from a variety of handpicked vendors offering unique horror-themed merchandise, art, collectibles, and more. Vendors Welcome Are you a vendor with a passion for horror, dark art, or punk-inspired goods? We want YOU! If you're interested in showcasing your creations at this one-of-a-kind market, please submit an inquiry through o

On September 8, 2024, at 6:00 pm, Poppy's Tavern , in Hatfield, PA, will host a special movie viewing of "The Legend of Crick Foot." Directed by local humorist and Facebook community group rapscallion, Bone Jawnson, this documentary-style film delves into the mysterious legend of Crick Foot, the hot dog-stealing Hatfield cryptid.  The film features a colorful cast of local residents, Crick Foot encounter survivors, skeptics, and scientists, each offering their perspective as they attempt to track down the elusive creature. With Jawnson's unique blend of humor and local lore, the film promises to be an entertaining and intriguing exploration of a beloved town myth. Join the community for an evening of laughter, suspense, and a deep dive into Hatfield's most peculiar legend. "The Legend of Crick Foot" is produced by Zombie Fuel and Small Town Horrors Productions and will be distributed by Blood Pact Films in the future. Poppy's Tavern is located a

  HATFIELD, PENNSYLVANIA – [June 18, 2024] – Zombie Fuel Media and Delco Horror Haven are delighted to announce the Delaware County premiere of the groundbreaking documentary, "The Legend of Crick Foot," directed by Hatfield, Pennsylvania’s very own Bone Jawnson. This highly lauded film delves into the mysterious local legend surrounding a cryptid with a peculiar affinity for hot dogs, known as Crick Foot. Set against the charming backdrop of Hatfield, Pennsylvania, this feature-length documentary takes audiences on an immersive journey through personal accounts, first-hand search footage, and centuries-old lore that surrounds the elusive Crick Foot. Director Bone Jawnson, a lifelong Hatfield resident, unveils the town's well-kept secrets in his directorial debut, promising an authentic and captivating exploration of the local urban legend. "I am thrilled to finally bring this urban legend to Delaware County for the first time," says Bone Jawnson, whose person

  Cinephoto, an extension of the acclaimed Key 13 Films, proudly announces the upcoming production of "These Things," a feature-length horror comedy that promises to captivate audiences with its unique blend of comedy, action, and horror. This project marks an exciting venture into the world of feature-length horror for the Key 13 Films team, known for their award-winning short films and screenplays. In "These Things," Sandra and her friends gather for a night of partying at a friend's house, only to find themselves facing a terrifying threat: killer aliens that resemble rubber string balls. As the night unfolds, they must fight for survival against these otherworldly assailants, testing their friendships and resourcefulness in a battle for their lives. "These Things" embodies the spirit of classic horror comedies like "Attack of the Killer Tomatoes" and "Critters." While drawing inspiration from these beloved 80s films, "These

 Information provided by Delco Horror Haven : Since the early 2000’s the advancement of technology in the entertainment industry has made it easier and cheaper for independent writers, publishers, and filmmakers to realize their dreams, manufacture their artistic goals, and successfully share that final product with their specific audience no matter where they might be located. Recent computer technology, digital software, equipment, and social media are allowing more and more people to generate artistic pieces that look professional enough to be marketed and distributed to the general public on a large scale. Agents, publishers, editors, professional film crews, marketing agencies, brick and mortar printing houses, and international distribution centers are no longer necessary components for succeeding in the entertainment industry. This can be viewed as both a blessing and a curse. We will look into that dynamic during this discussion. Just because it has been printed between two sh

  by Bone Jawnson A few weeks ago, I attended the New Jersey Horror Con & Film Festival in Edison, New Jersey. It's been a bit since I have attended one, so I was overly psyched to go! This time was special because I was able to bring my daughter. Having just hit the tween stage in her own life, she started to exand her interest in films, music, and fashion, particularly flashy earrings. The drive to the venue was about one hours and twenty minutes, which was completely fine because it was mostly highway driving. The venue, the New Jersey Convetion and Exposition Center, has plenty of free parking, and the check-in process was super-swift. One of the organizers, Ryan Weber, was at the front greeting attendees and press. I was able to chat with Ryan a little bit, which was great! After entering the event, we walked past vendors that lined the entrance area and my daughter snagged some cute cat-in-a-skull bowl earrings from a vendor she liked immediately. We then strolled toward