Working on masks, Props, and costumes. Doing make-up and special effects for really low budget movies. Pro Wrestler for several indie leagues.
MOVIES
Friday the 13th, Halloween, It Came From Trafalgar, The Warning, The redeemer(aka: The highschool reunion massacre), It's the Great Pumpkin Charie Brown, Sean of the Dead.
MUSIC
Sane Asylum, OG Psychopathic, Dr. Steel, Pink Floyd, Lordi, Alice Cooper, Dragonforce, Phil Collins, Reel Big Fish, Creep
BOOKS
Have a nice Day, * chilling tales, the raven, the black cat.
Blood, Violence, Screaming, Kung fu and horror movies, Barbed wire
DISLIKES
hope floats, and the Wiggles(they scare me)
ABOUT ME OR MY HAUNTING PASSIONS
I've been in the haunt industry since I was 15. I have run my own haunt, Echo Fields, for two years. I make masks, costumes, props, and do make up for the haunt. I also help people do real low budget horror movies around where i live. I have just intro duced my Grinner to Professional Wrestling in Nov. of this year.
A quick bio:
Hey, everyone!
Just wanted to let everyone here know a little bit about me.
My real name is Tim, But in the haunt world, I have many names, This past year was Doctor Vinneas. When I was 8, I started working on home haunts for my parents. I had started working Professional haunts when I was 14. The Haunts name was "Night Mare on my street" In Sugar creek, IN. Then when I was 16-17, My high school had me do my own haunt as a fundraiser for the school. It was named Echo Fields. I used $100 to make over $30,000. I did that haunt for two years. Then when I tried to go solo, A religious group phoned in a false bomb threat that had pretty much all of my props and whatnot trashed when they went looking for it.
That was the same year I started working for a haunt in central Indiana Named NOT ALLOWED TO MENTION. That where I made Good friends, and learned all of the technical crafts, and business skills for running a haunt. That is the same place I introduced My own haunt character, Grinner.
This past season, I was hired by a local haunt named "The Willard Haunted Hotel". I was told it was on it's last legs, and that after this season, It would close down. Well, after I showed them a couple of things, and brought in my expertise, We are now running another year. I've decided to not be apart of it, due to management changes and conflict of interest. I am open to helping any haunt out there that needs it.
You probably don't recognize the name - we used to be CreepShow. I bought the "Slappy" ventriloquist doll off of you in 2008.
I don't know if you ever saw the final product in action, but if not, I'll try and see if I can resurface a video. Anyway, just thought I'd reconnect and say "Whaddup?!"
As Christmas day quickly approaches, I wanted to take a moment and wish you a happy holiday. Whether you celebrate Christmas, Hanukka, Kwanza...or whetever you call this time of year...we all celebrate a special time with friends and family.
Some people exchange gifts, while others exchange warm hugs and tender sentiments. No matter how you choose to celebrate it, I wish wonderful holiday season and hope that the upcoming year is one of many blessings and happy occassions.
Matthew Freyer Productions would like to wish you a Happy Holidays! Thank you for following us in 2009. We’ve had a great year that kept us very busy and culminated with the successful launch of our brand new website. If you haven’t already, please check us out at www.matthewfreyerproductions.com!
With a healthy dose of crazy up our sleeves, we’re making some incredible plans for 2010, including new artwork, contests, giveaways, and a few surprises even we don’t know about yet! Stay tuned and thank you again for all of your continued support.
