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Published at:  Oct 26, 2008 1:54:20 AM CDT

Hey, everyone. “Moriarty” here.

I’m just going to forward Warner Bros. all of the e-mail I got from people desperate to get into this screening. That should help them understand just how many people want to see this, and just how much they’re intrigued by what they’ve seen so far.

If you do not appear on the lists below, I apologize. I ended up getting way more mail than I could handle on this one, and I did my best to simply fill it based on when people e-mailed in. I didn’t cherrypick names. I didn’t pull at random. It was first-come first-serve, with the exception of people who came to the SEX DRIVE screening we had in Woodland Hills. I read every e-mail, and if you were at that screening and mentioned it, I made sure you made it into this list as a thanks. That was a hard screening to get to because of time and location, and I owe those folks.

Everyone who is on these lists, you should have been sent an e-mail to confirm, but double check that your name and your guests’ names are here.

If anyone drops out, I’ll be sending out some additional e-mails, and if you want to take your chances at last-minute cancellations, we’ll have a standby line at the Chinese, and we’ll start letting in from it ten minutes before the movie starts, so you still have a chance to get in.

Remember... costumes aren’t mandatory, but they sure will be fun, and I hope to see you guys there tomorrow.

Here’s the original list and the second list I made when the extra seats opened up today. Sorry for the crazy caps, but when I cut and pasted this, turns out I was using an all-caps font in Word, and I really don't have the energy to go through and correct it for this version of the list:

Adler, Max

Adkins, Greg

Aguiirre, Lupe

Akin, brandy

Allen, taylor

Alves, josh

Ames, josh

Anderson, nadija

Aragon, nic

Arce, alison

Armendariz, michael

Asher, traci

Ashley, erin

Au, DAVID

AU, Dawn

Avery, david

Avila, christian

Backes, Michael (+1)

Baker, joel

Ballweg, dayan

Bardwil, daniel

Barraza, edward

Beals, dan

Beauchamp, darren

Beauchamp, kevin

Becker, stephanie

Beeman, ryan

Begos, joe

Bekmambetov, timur

Bentsen, ty

Berger, max

Berry, james

Billington, alex

Bissett, trysta

Blair, jamie

Bodarmaic, moragot

Breiburg, michael

Bronson, Claire

Burgoon, matthew

Burnett, robert

Burns, eric

Burr, jeff

Butler, blair

Butler, kiana

Cahill, jon

Caire, Fernando

Caire, matthew

Calvisi, dan

Canseco, dave

Carden, grant

Carpenter, scott

Carr, heather

Castillo, maria

Cawley, seth

Caxide, jeff

Caxide, kim

Cerritos, marco

Champagne, brad

Chan, may

Chan, robert

Chardi, chris

Che, conner

Chernov, matt

Chin, crystal

Clark, david aaron

Clark, shawn

Clay, michelle

Clevinger, william

Cohen, dan

Cohen, sara

Collie, Robert

Collora, sandy

Connell, grant

Conte, shannon

Coogan, christopher

Cordova, keith

Cornejo, chris

Covarrubias, Patrick(+1)

Coviello, nick

Cox, nathan

Crewe, golshan

Crimy, emanuel

Crouch, natascha

Crow, logan

Cummings, darrin

Dackson, steve

Dash, bridget

Davis, brooks

Davis, jamie

Davis, jennifara

Davis, ryan

Day, patrick

De luca, michael

Demeusy, eric

Derango, johnny

Diaz, eric

Diaz, Gretel

Diaz, john roberto

Dillon, lucius

Dimitri, c. robert

Doody, chris

Doty, walter

Dowling, Timothy

Duffield, brian

Dugre, Jason

Dusenberry, annie

Edward, Dean (+1)

Efros, craig

Eisen, andrew

Elledge, tracy

Elling, lauren

Enriquez, mario

Escarpeta, arlen

Espina, joey

Espinoza, jon

Ethier, josh

Fackler, luke

Ferrante, Anthony c. (+1)

Field, eric

Filippi, ritchie

Fiveash, chad

Fleming, chase

Flett, laura

Fontes, joe

Ford, john

Forrest, mary

Forsstrom, heino

Fradley, jeff

Friedman, andrew

Gardner, heidi

Gaunt, josh

Gearig, abe

Gearig, rachel

Gilbert, brian

Gilio, michael

Gilmore, austin

Givens, shawn

Glenn, danny

Golden, tammy

Gomez, andrew

Gonzalez, gabe

Goodwin, gary

Goodwin, jason

Gorospe, clare

Goza, samantha

Grabinski, bendavid

Granlund, tim

Greenbaum, blake

Grimes, roff

Grover, micki

Guldberg, casey

Guzowski, Jeremy

Haff, dan

Harbison, magid

Harris, christina

Harris, matthew

Harrison, Kevin

Hartwig, taylor

Hein, britton

Heine, joe

Hemans, kimberly

Henry, mark

Herbert, simon (+1)

Hernandez, diane

Hernandez, karina

Hernandez, stephanie

Heubner, andrew

Hickey, erin

Hill, samm

Hoit, anthony

Hopkinson, harry

Horlick, cathy

Houston, toni

Houx, damon

Huddleston, andrew

Illarde, rachel

Jacks, ian

Jacobs, cody

Jacques, michelle

Jaeger, christian

Jaeger, mark

Jaszek, eddie

Jaszek, michael

Jiminez, ray

Johnson, eric

Johnson, leo

Johnson, tyler

Kane, brad

Kane, sarah

Karpala, richard

Kasch, andrew

Kerkovich, rob

Khum, michael

King, jess

Koch, beth

Konopaki, arlen

Kopp, james

Kristiansen, ken

Kroeber, kurt

Kuschinsky, aric

Lai, jason

Larnick, eric

Laureano, francis

Lavers, joe

Lemaire, miles

Lesniak, jimmy

Liewer, Joshua

Logan, andrew

Logsdon, tai

Luchau, jenna

Ludivise, emily

Ludovise, jamie

Lund, sean

Lunz, cole

Magid, ben

Mahjoob, arian

Mann, tyler

Manning, devin

Marootian, ramon

Marootian, sahira

Martin, murphy

Mashikian, alex

Mccabe, adam

Mccollum, matthew

Mcdiarmid, zac

Mcfarland, kati

Mcintire, Katie

Mcintyre, kyle

Mckelvey, robert

Mcnellis, megan

Mcquery, brian (+1)

Meeder, naomi

Meinecke, michael

Metz, conor

Metz, tim

Meyer-curtis, carl

Meyer, steve

Miller, andrew

Miller, Jason

Miller, steven c.

Miller, tiffany

Mills, matthew

Mills, robert

Mitcheltree, jason

Monterastelli, michael

Murphy, sean

Muscio, tony

Mutuc, nicole

Naiini, faye

Nakauchi, mike

Nall, benita

Nelsen, kristina

Nelson, chris

Netto, brian

Nieman, damian

Novotne, leonard

Nystrom, john

Odenberg, jacob

Olsen, kelsey

Oh, saelee

Overstreet, jack

Pan, christine

Pan, wesley

Patterson, thomas

Payson, ted

Perales, Samuel

Perez, roberto

Peteri, amy

Peteri, troy

Petrie, duncan

Philputt, anthony

Pickens, chris

Pires, richard

Popalio, sam

Potter, john

Poythress, scott

Quezada, angela

Ramirez, eddie

Reedy, Stephen

Reiber, andrew

Rifkin, adam

Riley, kate

Rivet, jared

Robertson, mike

Robles, richard

Robles, vanessa

Rodney, joe

Rodney, Pamela

Rogers, jon

Rokos, bob

Roland, jeff

Rosenbauer, britni

Rosenberg, jason

Rosiak, david

Rotunda, joshua

Roy, TODD

Rubin, chris

Rubin, scott

Russell, patrick

Saari, brett

Saenz, erwin

Saitzyk, eric

Salvatierra, heliodoro

Sampson, allan

Sanford, zac

Saravia, alexis

Sergeant, alden

Saunders, rob

Scannell, jim

Scher, jedd

Schindler, adam

Schindler, lynae

Schlosser, nicole

SCHUT, BRAGI (+1)

Schwartz, chris

Schweiger, Daniel (+1)

Scullion, brandon

Sedwick, rob

Seibenick, jeff

Selby, nicolas

Self, robert

Sewell, fred

Shamdasani, dinseh

Shamosh, alisa

Shareshian, Michael

Shearer, amber

Sierra, angel

Silver, matt

Silverstein, jessica

Simpson, benjamin

Simpson, ciana

Sloan, amy

Small, jeff

Small, wendell

Smith, Christopher

Smith, james m.

Smith, marlo

Smith, michael

Smith, trevor

Sneider, jeff

Soberano, jonathan

Sopcynski, michael

Sosa, logan

Sosnicki, jay

Spence, todd

Splann, hank

Stanis, bryan

Stolze, eric

Stone, matt

Stone, sandra

Stonestreet, brooks

Stoteraux, james

Stroud, andrew

Sullivan, john

Su, jason

Supiot, frank

Thalman, mark

Thiel, don

Thompkins, erial

Thompson, chris

Tramontana, stephen

Undi, trevor

Valentine, ronni

Vasquez, cley

Velez, ray

Vergos, bill

Victor, selah

Vital, andre

Vital, walter

Voccola, Edward

Voccola, stephen

Von arx, robyn

Wabiscewicz, jeremy

Wagner, jake

Waldman, todd

Wallace, laron

Wanio, dale

Weber, aaron

Wells, matt

Wells, zeb

White, zak

Williamson, mike

Williamson, terry

Wilson, mitch

Woodward, frank

Wuertz, bobby

Wuertz, debbie

Wyatt, dawn

Wyatt, gentle storm

Yanez, Adrian

Youngblood, billy

Youngblood, bobby

Zeman, zak

Zimmerman, jackie

* * *

Akuna, jacob

Allice, sean

Alvarez, joshy

Arthur, joshua

Arthur, michael

Avery, ben

Bane, veronica

Barrow, heather

Belgrave, Joshua

Bishara, joseph

Booth, greg

Boucher, aaron

Boudry, christopher

Bozarth, Stephanie

Bunch, nikki

Callanan, justin

Caruso, jeff

Cayabyab, chris

Cayabyab, herrianne

Cayabyab, sheryl

Chang, chanie

Chavez, angelo

Christian, stephen

Clavenna, bryan

Coakley, Erica

Cortez, jon

Dariz, bay

Day, Lauren

Day, nick

Deblier, matt

Deguzman, bryan

Deguzman, karen

Doberne, john

Dorman, gavin

Dos santos, Joshua

Douglass, josh

Dugre, jay

Eakins, fumi

Eakins, nathan

Eatherly, david

Emert, matt

Farrands, dan (+2)

Fennema, jeff

Fennema, kyleen

Foulke, justina

Foulke, Michael

Franklin, josh

Franklin, nic

Gabrielyan, PC

Gelman, jacob

Gilkeson, steven

Godfrey, josh

Goldman, eric

Goldman, eric

Goodwin, tom

Grimm, joshua

Grinde, garth

Gurocak, korhan

Gutierrez, bonita

Hamilton, david

Hammons, john

Hankins, marisa

Hay, brendan

Hoffman, katie

Howe, kim

Hudson, richard

Humber, john

Hyde, Corrine

Hyde, jonathon

Jablonka, andreas (+1)

Jarczak, steve

Jimenez, christopher

Jones, owen

Journey, john

Jumamil, mai

Kerney, viktor

Kerrick, gregory

Ketrinchek, justin

Keyes, stephen

Kiekintveld, chris

Kim, audrey

Kimble, shelitha

Klein, kendell

Kline, doug

Knasas, anthony

Koester, megan

Lacasse, mark

Lacour, joe

Landau, jamie

Levitus, chris

Lewis, larry

Lewis, maggie

Magcalas, roxanne

Manalo, mike

Manalo, patty

Mann, jared

Matross, everest

Mcphee, kevin

Mcshane, ben

Mendez, mike

Miller, troy

Mitsuzuka, hiko

Moore, corey

Moore, scott

Moorman, andrew

Mitchell, Brendan

Murphy, amy

Murphy, dan

Myers, aaron

Myers, pamela

Navarro, robert

Nettles, C.D.

Nutcher, amanda

Obradovich, michael

Parker, dave

Peary, Robert

Pereira, eric

Petersen, kim

Podowitz, seth

Pritchard, steven

Rao, shaun

Ramirez, jorge

Raskin, fred

Ray, simon

Reed, david

Rettek, adam

Reyes, luis

Richardson, chris

Robbins, ted

Schenk, nicole

Schneider, kyle

Scott, darin

Sebelleco, steve

Semense, joseph

Sentinella, mitch

Shonk, chad

Simons, brent

Sista, chris

Smith, kevin

Snell, james

Sorrentino, janet

Stoughtenboro, jay

Taber, christopher

Teller, Helen

Teller, steven

Tobin, Michael

Torres, andy

Torres, jose

Townsend, Claire

Troesh, trish

Unger, jon

Van dyke, mike

Van fossen, ken

Villanueva, juan

Von strauss, carol

Wehinger, joe

Williamson, mike

Wills, charles

Wilson, matthew

Winze, paul

Wixson, heather

Woodvine, mark

Zentgraf, Patrick






Drew McWeeny, Los Angeles



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  • Oct 22, 2008 7:27:02 PM CDT

    no subject

    by shiftyeyeddog2

    So the old talkback just got deleted completely?

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  • Oct 22, 2008 7:31:11 PM CDT

    no subject

    by shiftyeyeddog2

    nevermind...found it. LOL... just not on the main page anymore

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  • Oct 22, 2008 8:31:53 PM CDT

    i'm not dressing up

    by reckni

    Although I might throw on a Raiders jersey and carry my shank.

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  • Oct 22, 2008 8:31:58 PM CDT

    Still Didnt Make It

    by choonie

    Damm. With a 4:34pm timestamp from Saturday, I definitely thought I had a chance, What a shit,

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  • Oct 22, 2008 8:32:36 PM CDT

    dammit

    by mrhyde

    i'm never going to see this overhyped movie. :(

    Reply to Talkback

  • Oct 22, 2008 9:53:23 PM CDT

    Is this coming on DVD

    by i am a machineee

    this year or what????

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  • Oct 22, 2008 10:05:56 PM CDT

    What time does it start again?

    by darthcorleone

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  • Oct 22, 2008 11:12:33 PM CDT

    weird. I emailed literally a half hour after the story hit....

    by dannyglovers_dickblood

    ....maybe Mori just hates me. I don't believe I said my handle in the email though.
    Oh well...

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  • Oct 22, 2008 11:21:27 PM CDT

    Mori....saw your response on the other TB....

    by dannyglovers_dickblood

    Shit. I don't even know which email I used to start up my account originally. Is that what it is-- you check to see who is who through that? DAMN! Alright. Next time hook a brother up!
    Thanks for looking into it though...

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  • Oct 23, 2008 1:26:51 AM CDT

    Choonie...

    by therealmoriarty

    Impossible. I just double-checked and anyone who e-mailed me at 4:30 last Saturday got in.

    Same thing with you, Danny. If you e-mailed a half-hour after the story went up, you got in. It's not possible you didn't.

    I've checked spam folders just in case. I don't know how you couldn't have gotten in.

    Both of you... e-mail me again from the SAME ADDRESS YOU USED, and include your talkback names in the e-mail. I want to figure out how it's possible you weren't picked.

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  • Oct 23, 2008 2:45:26 AM CDT

    If one guest is switching...

    by barneyshouldbeputdown

    What do we do? I reserved three names - mine and two other guys. The third guy can't go, but the other guy's girlfriend would like to go in his place. Is that possible? Does she just give the third guy's name at the door? Or is this a picture-ID thing? Should I e-mail you with the switch, or is this just too much trouble? :)

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  • Oct 23, 2008 5:05:58 AM CDT

    Barney...

    by therealmoriarty

    ... your only approved guests are on the list. At this point, if everyone spends the next 24 hours playing substitutions, that's all I'll be doing. If someone's not coming, let me know, but the spot goes to the next person who applied.

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  • Oct 23, 2008 6:12:47 AM CDT

    Thanks

    by barneyshouldbeputdown

    Understood and will send you the note.

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  • Oct 23, 2008 6:30:44 AM CDT

    Probably on DVD next Spring

    by harryblackpotter

    Warner's have been taking the piss for sure. They need to get this either in as many theaters as possible or give it a big DVD launch - and soon!

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  • Oct 23, 2008 7:43:11 AM CDT

    Email Sent

    by choonie

    Thanks for looking into it Moriarty

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  • Oct 23, 2008 7:52:34 AM CDT

    Looks like a Romper Room list.

    by mrfan

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  • Oct 23, 2008 10:50:10 AM CDT

    You guys are in for a treat.

    by scrivener

    I was at the Screamfest screening a couple weeks ago. The movie was fantastic. Not so much scary as just a really goddamn fun.

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  • Oct 23, 2008 11:02:16 AM CDT

    I EMAILED LIKE TWO DAYS LATER!

    by frightreviews

    AND I ALREADY SAW IT! WHY WASNT I PICKED!!!!

    LOL. Have fun guys, it's a great flick. Mori if you get a single seat though... my wife couldnt get in at Screamfest (I barely got in myself and I was hosting the damn Q&A) and shes been bummed since. Email begins with Loomis, its got both our names but just her would suffice...

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  • Oct 23, 2008 1:15:50 PM CDT

    what a bummer, i sent my email in on sunday morning...

    by maceodkat

    i just resent it in hopes of getting into that second theater opening

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  • Oct 24, 2008 1:25:05 AM CDT

    Awesome. Simply Awesome.

    by frank cross

    I just returned from the screening, and can now confirm Warner Brothers missed the boat by not putting this out as counter programming against Saw.

    It would be a mistake to dump this film to DVD in the Spring. This is a celebration of horror, and everything that makes a person excited that it's Halloween. The storytelling is smart, and for once, doesn't assume that you have to torture people to entertain a horror audience.

    WB, just so you know how effective this movie is - this movie you want to dump to DVD - I'll give you one reason: This movie will extend beyond the base. Trust me.

    My girlfriend, who hates horror films, was good enough to be dragged to this event. On the drive home, after showing no enthusiasm for what she just saw, she started talking about the film. About the story.

    She got it. And she wanted to see it again, just to see where some of the stories connected, to catch more surprises. We had a 20 minute debate about what exactly "Sam" was. Was he a vengeful demon? Or the sacred Saint of Halloween?

    We made the decision that tomorrow we're going to make a point to tell our coworkers and friends about this film. Because we're sick of Saw and Hostel and remakes. This movie is what you want in October.

    Do not dump this movie. Warner Brothers could actually have a horror movie that people remember besides the Exorcist.

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  • Oct 24, 2008 1:51:28 AM CDT

    THIRD SCREENING! THIRD SCREENING!

    by jasongrey

    Just got back from the event as well and I'm kicking myself for not signing up for the second screening. This movie exceeded my expectations and all the folks over at Warner Brothers need to release this thing next year for the Halloween season. Trick R Treat is now the definitive Halloween movie and little Sam has secured a spot as one of the great horror icons EVER.

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  • Oct 24, 2008 6:40:38 AM CDT

    The Perfect Halloween Movie

    by r3write

    Halloween will just seem like any other day after today. Watching this movie is the perfect experience for the holiday.
    Everyone might not get to see it now. But when it does, this will be what "A Christmas Story" is to its holiday for years and years to come. "It's a Wonderful Life" and "A Christmas Carol" are movies that are classics, but you watch "A Christmas Story" because it speaks to you as an experience of what it could be like. Its about growing up, but at the same time looking in on the little details of what makes the holiday. That and its on for 24 hours so its the the perfect movie to watch when you're not doing anything for christmas.
    John Carpenter's "Halloween" is a classic, but "Trick r Treat" takes the tone, nostalgia, along with everything you want and more of capturing that spirit of the holiday. This is the perfect movie for when you're sitting down with nothing to do on halloween, wishing you had a scarier movie to watch while getting that same feel of what it could've been like.
    Mori is right, horror movies and halloween in general are certainly lacking than what they used to be. But at least we'll have "Trick r Treat" in keeping both they're spirits alive.
    thanks again to everyone involved with getting this to happen. it has been an honor.

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  • Oct 24, 2008 12:55:18 PM CDT

    Thanks for a great time!

    by mr.krinkle

    Trick 'r Treat was one of the most entertaining horror films I've seen in quite some time. It represents a type of film that isn't made anymore. This movie has monsters, serial killers, vampires, werewolves, zombies, all inner cut with four revolving stories that come together brilliantly. Think Creepshow with Pulp Fictions' narrative style. Please release this film in theatres WB. You can't be that dumb. This is the perfect Halloween movie that has a chance to become iconic. That means you'll be making money off it for many years to come. Forget the straight to DVD and release it next October, please. That is when it should come out, at Halloween time. The movie cost like 12 million to make (and it looks like 25 mill). I'm sure the WB would make that back opening weekend alone. And the "child death" stuff is not going to make parents crazy if that's what they're afraid of. The film is the most family friendly R rated horror film I've ever seen. Please let the rest of this country see how great it is. Let us be the judges. Then you can throw it out on DVD. I'm sure you'll see a profit. Thanks to Moriarty (you rule!), AICN, Legendary, and Michael Dougherty for an amazing film and experience.

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  • Oct 24, 2008 7:13:28 PM CDT

    Amazing film

    by coffeeshop

    I was lucky enough to get into BNAT last year and saw it. I'm usually really skeptical about modern horror or halloween films, but I absolutely loved this movie. I agree, it needs to come out in theaters and soon! Mr. Krinkle is right, I think this film has a chance to become iconic.

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  • Oct 24, 2008 8:35:06 PM CDT

    Ever notice...

    by bunksteve

    How, at least when it comes to this film, the people who really loved the movie express WHY they love the movie by citing specific elements of the movie... and the people who seem to hate it just use the usual dumbshit internet hate rhetoric. I'm not saying that we should base somebody's intelligence by the comments they make on the internet... but if the middle finger fits...

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