Six's very disturbing yet absolutely engrossing horror film is winning fans and prizes around the globe!
Chalk up another win for Tom Six's The Human Centipede. From Austin to L.A. and now to Sainte Maxime in France where his film just won the Prix D'or.
The full list of winners is after the break. Peruse the list and you will see other Twitch favorites including Boob, Treevenge and Vampire Girl vs Frankenstein Girl.
Chalk up another win for Tom Six's The Human Centipede. From Austin to L.A. and now to Sainte Maxime in France where his film just won the Prix D'or.
The full list of winners is after the break. Peruse the list and you will see other Twitch favorites including Boob, Treevenge and Vampire Girl vs Frankenstein Girl.
Sainte Maxime International Horror Film Festival Awards Wrap-up - The Human Centipede Wins Big!
On Wednesday, November 4th, the second annual Sainte Maxime International Horror Film Festival Awards were held. The evening celebrated twelve days of original horror films that honored everything from the sensational (The Human Centipede) to the revelatory (Blackaria) to the discovery (Embodiment Of Evil).
Recent Sainte Maxime International Horror Film Festival films that have garnered a lot of attention include Martyrs, Tokyo Gore Police, The Machine Girl, Vertige (High Lane), Jack Brooks: Monster Slayer, which is now enjoying a wide release and taking the horror community by storm.
Below is a full list of the evening's winners as well as some pictures from the evening's festivities.
Official Competition:
Prix d'Or (Golden) : The Human Centipede, directed by Tom Six
Prix d'Argent (Silver) : Stoic, directed by Uwe Boll
Prix de Bronze (Bronze) : Blackaria, directed by Christophe Robin & François Gaillard
Honorable Mention:
Make-Out with Violence, directed by Deagol Brothers
Autopsy, directed by Adam Gierasch
Midnight X-Treme Competition:
Prix d'Or (Golden) : Murder Set Pieces, directed by Nick Palumbo
Prix d'Argent (Silver) : Neighbor, directed by Robert Angelo Masciantonio
Prix de Bronze (Bronze) : Vampire Girl vs Frankenstein Girl, directed by Yoshihiro Nishimura & Naoyuki Tomomatsu
Prix de Bronze (Best Picture, supported by the French website Devildead.com) : Vampire Girl vs Frankenstein Girl, directed by Yoshihiro Nishimura & Naoyuki Tomomatsu
International Short Films Competition:
Prix d'Or (Golden) : Boob, directed by Honest
Prix d'Argent (Silver) : Tinglewood, directed by Alexander von Hofmann
Prix de Bronze (Bronze) : Treevenge, directed by Jason Eisener
French Short Films Competition:
Prix d'Or (Golden) : Pogo & ses amis, directed by François Guay
Prix d'Argent (Silver) : Bagman 2009, directed by Anouk Whissell, François Simard and Yoann' Karl Whissell
Prix de Bronze (Bronze) : Spirale, directed by Michael Guerraz
International Trailers Competition:
Audience Choice: Ninja Eliminator, directed by François Simard
On Wednesday, November 4th, the second annual Sainte Maxime International Horror Film Festival Awards were held. The evening celebrated twelve days of original horror films that honored everything from the sensational (The Human Centipede) to the revelatory (Blackaria) to the discovery (Embodiment Of Evil).
Recent Sainte Maxime International Horror Film Festival films that have garnered a lot of attention include Martyrs, Tokyo Gore Police, The Machine Girl, Vertige (High Lane), Jack Brooks: Monster Slayer, which is now enjoying a wide release and taking the horror community by storm.
Below is a full list of the evening's winners as well as some pictures from the evening's festivities.
Official Competition:
Prix d'Or (Golden) : The Human Centipede, directed by Tom Six
Prix d'Argent (Silver) : Stoic, directed by Uwe Boll
Prix de Bronze (Bronze) : Blackaria, directed by Christophe Robin & François Gaillard
Honorable Mention:
Make-Out with Violence, directed by Deagol Brothers
Autopsy, directed by Adam Gierasch
Midnight X-Treme Competition:
Prix d'Or (Golden) : Murder Set Pieces, directed by Nick Palumbo
Prix d'Argent (Silver) : Neighbor, directed by Robert Angelo Masciantonio
Prix de Bronze (Bronze) : Vampire Girl vs Frankenstein Girl, directed by Yoshihiro Nishimura & Naoyuki Tomomatsu
Prix de Bronze (Best Picture, supported by the French website Devildead.com) : Vampire Girl vs Frankenstein Girl, directed by Yoshihiro Nishimura & Naoyuki Tomomatsu
International Short Films Competition:
Prix d'Or (Golden) : Boob, directed by Honest
Prix d'Argent (Silver) : Tinglewood, directed by Alexander von Hofmann
Prix de Bronze (Bronze) : Treevenge, directed by Jason Eisener
French Short Films Competition:
Prix d'Or (Golden) : Pogo & ses amis, directed by François Guay
Prix d'Argent (Silver) : Bagman 2009, directed by Anouk Whissell, François Simard and Yoann' Karl Whissell
Prix de Bronze (Bronze) : Spirale, directed by Michael Guerraz
International Trailers Competition:
Audience Choice: Ninja Eliminator, directed by François Simard
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This film deserves the world!
Did I spot Uwe Boll scoring the silver prize here?
It's cool that Tom Six wins an award (and for a movie which totally passed me by except for the coverage on this site, go figure...) but it's also big news that the second prize goes to someone who was called "the worst director in the world" only a scant few years back...
Then again, Tom was pretty maligned too here in The Netherlands. Maybe the award is for "most stunning improvement"?
;-)