Of course you do!! And you’ll have plenty of chances as it’s hitting the festival circuit, starting with the Dragon*Con Independent Film Festival which takes place during Atlanta, Georgia’s annual Dragon*Con event.

Can’t make it to Georgia? The Stolen will also be playing at the inaugural Etheria Film Festival in Somerville, Massachusetts, on September 15. Etheria is a new branch of the Viscera Organization that focuses on sci-fi and fantasy films made by women.

Live in Canada? Never fear! The Stolen is making its Canadian premiere at the Montreal ComicCon HorrorFest!

Click here and “like” The Stolen on Facebook! And to learn more about Curio Media co-founder Karen Lam, click here!

Here are a few reviews of this year’s amazing Viscera Film Festival, which was held at the Egyptian in Los Angeles.

By Stephanie Ogrodnik for Quiet Earth.us

By Staci Layne Wilson for Horror.com.

By Jonathan Weichsel at Film Radar.com.

Announced at the Viscera event was a new service of the organization called MoHA, the Mistresses of Horror Alliance, which is headed up by French-Canadian filmmaker Maude Michaud. Allow me to quote myself (me being LB):

Where Viscera seeks to promote and encourage female filmmakers externally, MoHA seeks to connect those filmmakers with each other to encourage collaboration amongst our ranks. This is all a part of the message of Viscera, that we’re better working together like the organs of the human body (y’know…viscera.)

The website for MoHA is still being worked on, but if I’m remembering correctly, it should be up before the end of the year.

Don’t forget that THIS WEEKEND is the annual Viscera Film Festival bloody carpet kick-off for the 2012 tour! It takes place at the Egyptian in Los Angeles! The afterparty will be at the Hotel Roosevelt and there’s a brunch at Wirtshaus the next (early) afternoon!

For more information, click here to go to the Viscera Film Festival website.

Also, Karen Lam’s Doll Parts will be playing at the San Diego Comic Con the following week!! And Curio Media co-founder Ada’Pia d’Errico will be moderating a panel at San Diego Comic Con featuring her sister, artist Camilla d’Errico, about Censorship and Women.

Over on their fantastic website, the Viscera Film Festival have announced a few of this year’s special guests, including a special honour they’re handing out! Check it out:

Mary Lambert (director, “Pet Sematary”) is the Viscera 2012 Special Guest Speaker and will be honored with the first ever Inspiration Award onstage.

Gale Anne Hurd (producer,“The Walking Dead”, “Terminator”), Elizabeth Stanley (producer, “Trailers from Hell”), Lexi Alexander (“Lifted”,  ”Punisher: War Zone”), Susanna Lo, (Manson Girls),  Michael Berryman (“The Hills have Eyes”).

Get your tickets now for what will be one of the most amazing events of this year!

Also, RSVP for the afterparty which will be held at the Hotel Roosevelt and RSVP for the Post-Apocalyptic Brunch at Wirtshaus the next day!

Curio Media co-founder Karen Lam has been interviewed and/or reviewed (well, her new short film The Stolen has anyway) quite a bit this week! Way to go, Karen!

From NSI-Canada.ca: Brand-spanking new films in the NSI Online Short Film Fest.

From Planet Fury.com: Ten Canadian Genre/Horror Filmmakers to Watch For

From FilmSlateMagazine.com: Interview: Director Karen Lam and the Cast of ‘The Stolen’ on Mixing Fantasy and Reality in Short Films

From Scott Geiter Reviews: The Stolen (2012)

I hope y’all have been paying attention to the Viscera Facebook event page or website, but if you haven’t: Tickets are now available for the Viscera Film Festival’s fabulous July 7th 2012 kick-off event and red carpet! 

Admission is $11 and you get to see ALL of the films, food, free drinks (including alcohol), and you get to check out the red carpet and awards ceremonies as well as the after party at the Hotel Roosevelt!

A few scant details have been released about the Viscera Film Festival’s July 7 Red Carpet event that kicks off the 2012-2013 tour. You should keep an eye on their website for more information. If you live in L.A., near L.A., or happen to be going to L.A. at that time, you should go to the event which is being held at the world famous, historic Egyptian Theatre! It boasts an impressive line-up of international short horror films as well as some of the most spectacular filmmakers around!

The Viscera Film Festival website.

Like the Viscera Film Festival Facebook page to keep up on all things Viscera such as upcoming screenings and things planned for during the event weekend!

Join the event page for the red carpet event! 

the_reaper over at Killer Aphrodite has posted the first review for Karen Lam’s THE STOLEN! And it’s a great review! Congratulations Karen!

A special sneak of the feature film Among Friends will play during the Viscera Film Festival’s July 7 kick-off event at the Egyptian!

To learn more about the film and its director, Danielle Harris (directing her first feature after having been in countless genre films), check out Heidi Honeycutt’s piece in this month’s Fangoria! (Issue #314 has Debbie Rochon on the cover, the Fango website says #313 is on shelves, but I saw 314 at a brick and mortar store last week. — LB)

If you live in or near Philadelphia, we have an awesome event to tell you about called the MAUSOLEUM ART SHOW OF HORRORS which will play host to the North American Tour of Terror at the PhilaMOCA on June 15. Karen Lam’s Doll Parts is part of that tour.

From the event’s Facebook page (where you should go for more information):

“On Friday, June 15, PhilaMOCA will host The Mausoleum Art Show of Horrors (curated by Jenny Dreadful) as a lead-in to the following day’s Mausoleum Horror Convention. But the evening isn’t completely dedicated to masterpieces of the macabre as we’ll also be hosting the North American Tour of Terror, a program of current short horror films curated by local filmmaker Matt Garrett (BEATING HEARTS), followed by local horror maestro Isaac Williams’ feature documentary MAYBE WE CAN GO TO HOLLYWOOD starring the late Philly punk legend Mikey Wild.”