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>ANy one know how to get a hold oof this MARK GOLES >loooser. He has scammed alot of people and we can't >get a direct address on him. thanks >>this is mark in the paper >> >>--------------------------------- >> >>http://www.nj.com/news/gloucester/local/index.ssf?/bas >e >>/news-5/1077002124149450.xml >> >>---------------------------------- >> >> >>Slasher film to have local debut >> >> >> >>Tuesday, February 17, 2004 >> >> >>By Shawn Menzies >>smenzies@sjnewsco.com >> >>PITMAN -- The award-winning director who raised a few >>eyebrows in this quiet suburban borough has returned >>to shock again. >> >>Mark Goles screened his sold-out premier of >>"Cheerleader Massacre" at the Broadway Theatre two >>years ago. Now he's is back with another horror show >>to shock movie-goers. >> >> >> From Our Advertiser >> >> >> >> >>This time, Goles shares screenplay efforts for "Thorn" >>-- along with co-directing and production duties -- >>with South Jersey native Katie Taylor Bullock, who >>also stars in the film. >> >>On March 25, the Borough of Pitman will go Hollywood >>when "Thorn" premiers at the Broadway Theatre amid >>limousines, red carpets, and post-premiere >>celebrations. >> >>Goles' fans say that "Thorn" is "the silent sequel to >>Halloween 6," seeking to answer questions about the >>"mark of the thorn" found on the wrist of horror movie >>slasher Michael Myers. >> >>The Philadelphia native said he and Bullock began >>researching the symbol because it was not explained in >>the film series. From there, the two wrote the >>screenplay. >> >>The movie takes the "mark of the thorn" further, said >>Bullock. >> >>"The basic concept is that it is an evil symbol, but >>it also can be used for good depending on who has it >>and how they decide to use the power behind it," >>Bullock said. >> >>"The film is a lot more serious than 'Cheerleader >>Massacre,'" added Goles, who plays a firefighter in >>the film. >> >>"The movie is a mix between 'Backdraft' and the >>'Halloween' movies. It's psychological horror. It's >>really going to be different." >> >>Bullock, 19, of Erial, Gloucester Township, makes her >>big screen debut as the lead character "Stephanie." >> >>The acting was hard, she said, especially in the rape >>scene, but directing and producing were even tougher >>at times because of "creative differences" which had >>to be worked out. >> >>The result? "I hope audiences are scared," said >>Bullock. >> >>Goles, who wrote and directed "Cheerleader Massacre" I >>and II, said he wanted to return to the historic >>Broadway Theater here in Pitman one last time before >>his production company, Dyers Eve Films and Dramatized >>Entertainment, heads for the West Coast. >> >>The company has recently inked a deal with Artisan >>Entertainment. >> >>Expressing his appreciation to the staff at the >>Broadway, Goles said, "They have helped us out in the >>past with promoting 'Cheerleader Massacre' and we know >>they have had some problems. We wanted to help," he >>added. "We wanted to go back and have one last hurrah" >>before moving to California. >> >>Goles' other films include "Divine Intervention" and >>"Countdown To Extinction: Virgins' Blood." >> >>"Divine Intervention" won best director, best dramatic >>short, and best lead in a short film at the Los >>Angeles Underground Film Festival, Goles said. >> >>Two weeks before the curtain rises for the official >>premier of "Thorn," Goles and cast members will be at >>Superhero City Comics and Cards, 508 Hurffville-Cross >>Keys Road in Washington Township, at 6 p.m. on March >>4. >> >>Clips from the film will be shown, and tickets will be >>on sale for the Pitman premiere. An autograph session >>is scheduled as well. >> >>For more information on "Thorn" go to >>www.thornmovie.cjb.net. >> >> >>----------------------- >> >>way to go mark

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