Chainsaw Awards B-roll: Hot blondes on black carpet

Chainsaw Awards B-roll: Hot blondes talking to reporter

Sound bite: Kendra Wilkinson Holly Madison, Bridget Marquardt – On favorite horror movies

Sound bite: Emanuelle Vaugier – not a fan of horror films and working on horror films, on her nomination

Chainsaw Awards B-roll: Terry Crews talking to reporter

Sound bite: Terry Crews – On the most gruesome scene

Sound bite: Terry Crews – On Chris Rock being shy

Sound bite: Ted Raimi
I’m just here to honor these great actors and directors who have fantastic movies here tonight and I think it is amazing that Fangoria is doing this because these filmmakers need a place to be honored and not just be a body bag so to speak.

Sound bite: Ted Raimi
Well next week I’m in, I guess I shouldn’t say time, that is taboo, I’m in Episode one, season two of Masters of Horror, directed by Tobe Hooper. That is going to be October 30th of this month. 27th. And also, in the next Adam Sandler picture directed by Mike Binder, a comedy. So that should be fun too.

Sound bite: Dallas Page & Tim Sullivan – on working on a film with Wesley Snipes

Sound bite: Tim Sullivan – On Driftwood

Sound bite: Laura Ortiz – On her being a horror fan

Sound bite: Ron Jeremy
Well obviously I have to be chaufenistic, the ones I’m in. Of course. I love the Troma films because they always put camp in it. When bodies get decapitated intestines fall out but you laugh about it. That’s the thing. I was in Toxic Avenger 4 and Class of Nuke ‘em High, Terraferma and tales from the Crapper and I whip them out now at Blockbuster called Andre the Butcher with Thinkfilms, a big company out of Canada and play the butcher and I do a little film after I kill the people. And her film is good and scary, Hell’s Highway, where she cuts me with a knife, that is at Blockbuster now. She played half devil half angel. See she has the perfect face for that.

Sound bite: Ron Jeremy
Of course it is unfair. Jack Nicholson said in an article that if you take a nipple and kiss it see it get hard on camera, it is rated X. If you hack and slice it with a vegimatic, it is rated R. Of course it is ridiculous. Austrialia and Europe try to be more equal with violence and sex both, either being X-rated and not being X-rated. America is weird about that stuff. I find some similarities in both horror and adult that they are both kind of exploitative. Like the plot of a really good horror film is there for the special effects. To see the people get killed and sliced and destroyed and you know whereas in porn, the dialogue is just a little excuse for the sex to take place so they will have other agendas of the story line and plot are not quite as important. They are just there the make room for the you know, so in that aspect I find porn and horror similar. And even some action films. You see a flimsy plot to see the star do all kinds of flips and fly through space or in a karate film. The dumb ass plot is there just so you can see Bruce Lee kick somebody’s rear end. So that is what you really want to watch. So they are all similar in their exploitative nature. You know. I see that kind of similarity.

Sound bite: Lyriq Bent