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Mar 26, 2014 1 hr 14 min

Talking SCREAMBOX with RAY CANNELLA, aka RAYZILLA

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SCREAMBOX is the ultimate horror movie subscription channel featuring unedited, commercial-free horror movies. The service currently features over 130 uncut full-length horror movies from around the world that can be streamed through any mobile device -- your own horror library on the go -- with new films added weekly. SCREAMBOX includes films like A Tale of Two Sisters, Night of the Living Dead,Puppet Master, The Hillside Strangler, plus interviews and behind-the-scenes features pertaining to the horror genre. This vertical video portal is designed to satiate horror fans, taking them deeper into the genre and offering them a more engaging way to interact with horror films and the horror community. SCREAMBOX is currently available via YouTube and will be coming to Xbox, Roku and iPad this summer! Ray Cannella (aka Rayzilla) is the host and head of programming for SCREAMBOX. Prior to becoming the head programmer at SCREAMBOX, Ray spent 20 years as one of the original programmers for the Syfy Channel. He was responsible for the development of many of those wild, original movies on Saturday nights. He is the creator of such films as Mansquito, Bigfoot, Snakehead Terror, Hammerhead, Megafault, Zombie Apocalypse, Mega Python vs Gatoroid and of course Jersey Shore Shark Attack.

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