Stunt Kitty Films is thrilled to announce their short horror-comedy, “Attack of the Baby Doll” has been selected to screen at It Came From Lake Michigan! Film Fest 2007, Wisconsin’s Independent Genre Film Festival (ICFLM-2007) celebrating Horror, Sci-Fi and Fantasy Film making running October 25 through 28th, 2007 in Milwaukee, WI.

One man's trash is another man's... nightmare! in the eerie tale of a musical theater writer (Philip Fiass) with a mania for doll collecting who conspires with his wanna b-movie actress aunt (Debora Roventini the uncanny) for a one-of-a-kind baby doll which humorously explores themes of identity, celebrity and loneliness while referencing famous Hollywood films as diverse as “Sunset Blvd”, “E.T.” and “Flashdance”.

The film also stars Las Vegas radio and TV personality Justin Cooper, William Bertrand (Eddie from the notorious “Night Trap” video game), real-life “Sweepstakes King” Steve Ledoux along with Elizabeth Bailey and a bevy of beauties.

Writer/Producer Rob Robinson says, “I couldn't imagine a more exciting event to introduce our film. ICFLM-2007 festival founder/director Wayne Clingman really appreciates the kind of films we make and has created a gigantic love fest for genre film makers and their fans in the Midwest.”

“Attack of the Baby Doll” is notable for being one of a small but growing number of genre films directed by women. The film's director Debora Roventini, like Devi Snively (“Teenage Bikini Vampire”, “Confederate Zombie Massacre”) and Paula Haifley (“Movie Monster Insurance”) before her, brings a fresh and creative approach to the once male-dominated genre film making industry.

Screening time for Short Block IV which includes “Attack of the Baby Doll” along with “Curse of the Wendigo” and “Projection Booth” is Saturday, October 27 at 8 pm in the Poe room.