For what it is worth, September 17th which was two nights ago, I was at The New Beverly Cinema in Los Angeles for the screening of the Werner Herzog film
Enounters At The End Of The World. Sid Terror was there and was apparently personally reponsible for getting Herzog to appear, because the theater had a small
sign hanging in their box office thanking him and The Horror Drunx for it. Sure enough, Sid also introduced Werner Herzog and his long time editor Joe Bini for
a question and answer session that lasted about an hour. I have to say it was one of the best I've ever attended and Sid knows his movies, not just horror.
Afterwards, there was a photo session with papparazi outside who took pictures of Herzog with the theater marquee in the background. Sid stayed off to one side
giving Herzog and the photographer their space, it was Herzog's night after all. Then Herzog himself requested that Sid step into the pictures. They are
apparently very buddy-buddy. If one of the top directors in the world, a German director who also did his own version of Nosferatu (there is that Max Schreck
connection again) thinks that highly of Sid Terror... Hmmm.
He was by the way also asked within my earshot and with Werner Herzog standing next to him about what was happening with London After Midnight and answered
there was "some surprising forward movement, well not surprising to me but some people seem to be. It is not any that I'm at liberty to talk about
publically quite yet though".
Some interesting connections: Werner Herzog's film Encounters At The End Of The World was by the same company that the producer who vouched for Sid on
Aint-It-Cool-News works for, as well as the company Lori DeWitt works for. Also, that same theater has hosted film festivals by Edgar Wright (which Sid
contributed to) and Eli Roth (who wrote a story that appears on The Horror Drunx website), and the building that The New Beverly Cinema is housed in is quietly
owned by Quentin Tarrentino.
I'd say Mr. Terror and The Horror Drunx are a bit better connected than some people may have guessed. I wouldn't completely rule out his findings quite
yet.
Thanks, Sid!


