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"Not suitable for American children."
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BANNED IN NEW MEXICO Revision Studios, of High Rolls, New Mexico, reports that Allen Theaters has refused to screen the locally produced comedy, “Horror In The Wind.” Allen Theaters, the only local Cineplex, was asked by Producer Dick Weber to do a single late night screening to comply with Screen Actors Guild regulations. According to theater owner, Russell Allen, it is “too political.” When Allen rejected “Horror” for being too political, his theater in Alamogordo was screening seven extremely violent films. “They are offended by political comedy but have no problem screening wall to wall graphic violence,” said writer director Max Mitchell. “I guess it’s better to kill than laugh.” “Horror In The Wind” is about two biogeneticists who invent an airborne formula that reverses the whole world’s sexual orientation. It will be released November 5 on home video and screen at the Guild Cinema in Albuquerque on December 12, 13 and 14. “Horror In The Wind” is not rated and unsuitable for American children. Rising star, Perren Hedderson (“Hero Tomorrow”) leads the cast of 50 New Mexico actors. The sci fi comedy was shot mostly in southern New Mexico as well as Canada, Washington, New York, London, Paris and Rome. “Pat Robertson and James Dobson have sex in the Oval Office. Scared the livin’ daylights outta’ me.” Flo Daniels, Flo TV. “They had me until they rewrote the Bible.” Dan Lafferty, Fax News.
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