Slammed & Damned: The Modern Day Horror Review

In the ever-changing environment that is today’s show business industry, you can’t wait for opportunities to present themselves. You have to make things happen. And with the rise of the internet as a valid delivery system for entertainment, this is becoming much easier to do. Web series are becoming a viable option and a legitimate way for artists to make a name for themselves. With this in mind, Michelle Tomlinson (“McT”) and Kimberly Amato (“A”), two of today’s finest indie horror talents, have come together to amuse and entertain us with a brand-new project called The Mis-Adventures of McT & A. Slammed & Damned has been fortunate enough to score an exclusive look at the first episode of this exciting new venture which, according to Tomlinson, brings “new meaning to T & A.”

The Mis-Adventures of McT & A is what happens when you put two crazy people together and say “go!” The concept is pretty cool: You, the viewing public, write in with requests for what you’d like to see them do, and they do it. Simple as that. Episode 1 is divided into three distinct sections of madness. “The Annie & Ronnie Saga” is a hilarious little piece, inspired by horror icon Kevin Tenney, starring two fashion dolls lost in the woods. “What the Hell Is Erdega” is a peek at Tomlinson’s super-secret language, Erdega, and what can be done with it when combined with copious amounts of alcohol. The final section is a bit of lunacy called “Cemetery Lights.” Acting guru Amy Lyndon directed the first two segments, and Tomlinson and Amato co-directed the third.

The result of this team-up is a lot of fun to watch. It’s clear these two women are having a blast, and that translates into an extremely entertaining few minutes for the audience. These ladies have recently each formed a production company—Amato’s Little Crown Productions and Tomlinson’s Mighty McT Productions—and The Mis-Adventures of McT & A is a joint production. There are several other exciting new projects in the works from this team, including Touch, a feature film starring Tomlinson as a private detective facing the most challenging case of her career.

If you want to suggest ideas for future episodes of The Mis-Adventures of McT & A, go check out their Facebook group. You can also be sure that I’ll keep you updated on any and all developments. Now, courtesy of Mighty McT Productions and Little Crown Productions, allow me to present a few exclusive photos from The Mis-Adventures of McT & A.

~Theron Neel