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The Valley Film Festival launches its second season of Focus On: a monthly series of screenings, panel discussions and networking mixers with a sick and twisted double bill!

If you heart zombies and get your jollies watching baby dolls attack, join us for a special Halloween-themed screening. Come out for an evening of campy fun, stay for a filmmaker Q&A and mingle afterward in an optional post-screening reception where you’ll find many a trick and maybe even a few treats.

This is particularly fun for us as the Valley Film Festival and The Two Roads Theater are our neighborhood institutions and we'll be able to celebrate Halloween with our cast, crew and close friends in our own backyard.

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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.

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We're excited to announce SKF's newest film ATTACK OF THE BABY DOLL, has been reviewed in the April 17th issue of THE HACKER'S SOURCE magazine.

Publisher Eve Blaack has been an undying fan and supporter of independent horror filmmaker community.

You can order your copy online at http://eveblaackpub.com/hackerssource/

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After long weeks of waiting, STUNT KITTY FILMS has made it ON THE LOT, or at least on the website for ON THE LOT.

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Stunt Kitty Films presents Philip Faiss' smash karaoke performance of the popular 80's hit by Kenny Loggins following a very satisfying three entree dinner!

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Stunt Kitty Films presents the multi-talented Debora Roventini's outrageous karaoke performance of the musical broadway hit made famous by Liza Minnelli.

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Recently Allen Richards of B-Independent.com was kind enough to review Stunt Kitty Films latest film, THE GOLEM, for his indie film site.

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Sticking with our pledge as an equal opportunity exploiter, SKF is proud present alumni Chappie Hunter appearing as "May" in the 2006 San Diego County's Calendar of Heroes...

Chappie was a complete professional during his half day of work on the set of SKF's "The Golem" as Limo Driver #1, generously donating the second half of his role to his cousin, Philip Faiss, who finished the day's shoot as Limo Driver #2.

You can find out more about the San Diego Police Athletic Federation HERE.

You can get your own calendar while support the S.D.P.A.F. HERE.

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