Universal City, Ca, September 28, 2009– Chiller and Universal Studios Hollywood announce the winner of the 2009 “Halloween Horror Nights-Chiller Scary Good Film Competition,” which offered filmmakers an opportunity to have their scariest short film rewarded with a broadcast on Chiller, a $1,000 cash prize and a trip for two (2) to the October 2 opening night of Halloween Horror Nights at Universal Studios Hollywood. “Bedfellows,” submitted by Drew Daywalt of Oak Park, California, was selected as this year’s winner by Internet voters who visited www.HalloweenHorrorNights.com/Chiller to pick their favorite among a field of ten finalist films. Prospective filmmakers were invited to submit short films of 90 seconds to three…

Universal Studios Hollywood is proud to present the ten short filmmaker Finalists of the Halloween Horror Nights’ Chiller Scary Good Film Competition. The Top Ten short films are now available to view and vote online at www.HalloweenHorrorNights.com/Chiller. The finalists in the “Halloween Horror Nights-Chiller Scary Good Film Competition” include: “Appetence” (Director, Brian H. Robbins), “Bedfellows” (Director, Drew Daywalt), “Chinese Chiller” (Director, Christopher Baker), “Do No Harm” (Director, John Gehrke), “Lamaze of the Dead” (Whitney Baltz), “Mockingbird” (Director, Marichelle Daywalt), “The Nightmare” (Director, Jeff M. Breyer), “Samaritan” (Director, Charles C. Wills), “Shadow Puppets” (Director, David Schneider), and “Stranger Danger” (Director, Luke Nelson). There were well over a hundred eligible entries, and…

Universal City, Ca, July 6, 2009– Chiller and Universal Studios Hollywood are partnering to recognize the nation’s top short-form filmmaking horror genre talent with the “Halloween Horror Nights-Chiller Scary Good Film Competition,” offering filmmakers an opportunity to have their scariest short film rewarded with a broadcast on Chiller of their work, a $1,000 cash prize and a trip for two to the October 2 opening night of Halloween Horror Nights at Universal Studios Hollywood. Contest entries will be accepted from July 1, 2009 through August 21, 2009. Prospective filmmakers are invited to submit short films of 90 seconds to three minutes in length on DVD (two copies of each film…