ONAR FILMS offers three of the wildest films ever produced! You will not believe your eyes when you see KILINK ISTANBUL'DA (Killing in Istanbul) • KILINK vs SUPERMAN • KILINK STRIP & KILL!SADISTIKis known by many names in many countries: SATANIK in
France, KILLING in Italy, even KILING in Argentina! A Turkish film
company lifted the character (along with Superman, Batman, Captain Marvel and James Bond music) and dubbed him KILINK!
This 1967 film was the first of 11 KILINK films and considered lost!
To see more wild photos and learn more about this tripped-out film, click here!
Comicfix packages EL MUERTO Comic Book in new Wilmer Valderrama Zombie DVD
Mort Todd has contributed to a comic book packaged by Comicfix in the new DVD The Dead One starring Wilmer Valderrama (That 70s Show) based on the comic El Muerto by Javier Hernandez. The eight page comic, featuring the origin of the lovable Aztec Zombie, was written by Javier and inked, toned and lettered by Mort.
Some of the pages from the El Muerto comic inked by Mort.
The DVD is also packaged with free temporary tattoos and one of the extras on the DVD is an artists' gallery by many great contemporary illustrators with their rendition of El Muerto, including Mr. Todd.
The Dead One is about Diego de la Muerte (Wilmer Valderrama) a 21-year-old Latino-American living in East L.A. During Día de los Muertos, the Day of the Dead celebration, Diego dresses up as a zombie mariachi and gets an Aztec death symbol tattoo. His car crashes and he is sent to Mictlan, the Land of the Dead, where he is sacrificed to Mictlantecuhtli, the God of Death, who rips Diego's heart out and seals it in a clay pot, giving him control over his soul. Diego is returned to Earth, imprisoned inside of a his dead body, his make-up permanently etched onto his face. Endowed with the dark power to restore life or to take it, he must battle against the dark god Mictlantecuhtli for his soul, and for the souls of those he loves.
The trailer for El Muerto, The Dead One
Special DVD Features include the Exclusive Collectible Mini Comic Book, Wash & Wear Tattoos, Interviews with the Cast, Gag Reel, Spanish Language Track, Commentary featuring Brian Cox and Javier Hernandez, "Day of the Dead" Featurette, Slide Show of the First Comic Book, DVD ROM including "The Chosen One" Wallpaper, 5 Original Illustrations, Drawing the Dead Manual; Closed Captioned
To order the DVD, click on the cover image below:
The annual San Diego Comic Convention has mutated into an event about more than just comics. Many film companies tease their films at the Con and recently Comicfix’s Mort Todd moderated a panel for the upcoming film EL MUERTO starring Wilmer Valderrama (released on DVD as The Dead One).
Photo Key: (Top Right) An ominous El Muerto peers from the movie poster at the panel for his film. Left to right: El Muerto Comic Book Creator and Associate Producer Javier Hernandez, Producer Larry Rattner (Gacy, Dahmer), Actor Tony Plana (Ugly Betty, 24), Moderator Mort Todd of Comicfix, Star Wilmer Valderrama (That 70s Show, Party Monster) and Actor Joel David Moore (Dodgeball). Joel is also in another comics-related film, Art School Confidential, based on the Daniel Clowes
graphic novel. (Bottom Left) Moderator Mort Todd listens as Wilmer
Valderrama explains his motivation for portraying an Aztec
Zombie. (Middle) Proud creator Javier Hernandez beams as Wilmer
models his exclusive El Muerto leather jacket. (Bottom Right) Despite a
hectic schedule, Javier takes time out to greet his fans who come from
all over the world… and beyond! The film also features such great
talent as Maria Conchita Alonso, Angie Cepeda, Billy Drago, Michael Parks and a Hitchcockian cameo by Javier!
Mort Todd directed his first live action film which is called "A Change of Heart" for Virgarci Productions. Here's the preliminary poster and following that are some links to screenplays developed by COMICFIX.
SCREENPLAYS
COMICFIX has many screenplays in development. The following are descriptions and links:
THE SCREAMING MIMI: a feature film adaptation of the classic crime noir novel by Fredric Brown, also being adapted into a graphic novel. For Acrobat PDF format: click here
DREAM GIRL: A short fantasy film about cartoonist Mort Todd and his obsession for the classic 1950s pin up icon Bettie Page. The screenplay is a Word document.
M100/Y100: A True Origin of a Superhero:
Set in the 1940s, this award-winning screenplay short deals with the
Golden Age of early comic books and the hard work of cartoonists who
created multi-million dollar properties and got almost nothing in
return. Note: You must have Final Draft to see the script here.
