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Owensboro producer/director PJ Starks and his crew are in post-production on a new horror comedy, and now they can brag about a new addition to the film's credits.

Kentucky's Blood Moon Pictures finds its 13 Slays Till X-mas on the lists of must-watch Christmas horror movies but the publications might surprise you!

Owensboro-based Blood Moon Pictures is looking for actors for its upcoming horror film, New Fears Eve. Here's how to audition.

Exciting news about an horror movie filmed here in Owensboro. 13 Slays Till X-Mas has just been picked up by the streaming service Tubi. And you can watch it for free.

On March 1st, 2014, the Owensboro Convention Center played host to the annual River City Festival of Films--an extraordinary event which has grown by leaps and bounds since its beginnings in a vacant space at Towne Square Mall.

It was five years ago when Chad Benefield and myself invited Owensboro filmmaker P.J. Starks to be a guest on our WOMI talk show The Screening Room. We were going to get to screen his first feature, Hallows Eve: Slaughter on Second Street.

He's a chip off the old block, that Logan Starks. And now, he's two films into his career. Logan's new movie--a sequel entitled Into the World 2: A Toddler's Tale--premiered Sunday, June 30th.

Owensboro filmmaker and founder of Verite Cinema, PJ Starks, will be featured on the PBS series Main Street.

Ever since we learned the news that Joe Lowe has cancer, the entire community has come together to do whatever it can to help. Everything from lifting Joe's spirits with cards or by signing the scrapbook we have in the lobby to organizing benefits as a form of paying tribute, everyone has chipped in.

Owensboro filmmaker, PJ Starks, has released the date for the the 2nd Annual River City Festival of Films.

When last I spoke to Owensboro filmmaker PJ Starks, he was looking for a creepy house he could use for his new film, "My Horror Project."

If you see a guy walking down your street just staring at houses and perhaps being tailed by a group of people who might have cameras, well, not to worry. That could very well just be Owensboro filmmaker PJ Starks. He's scouting locations for a new film he plans to start shooting this summer.