Kevin Folliard

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Kevin M. Folliard is a Chicagoland fiction writer with a degree in English and creative writing from the University of Illinois in Urbana Champaign. His published fiction includes scary stories collections Christmas Terror Tales and Valentine Terror Tales, and adventure novels for 12 and up such as Jake Carter & the Nightmare Gallery, Violet Black & the Curse of Camp Coldwater, and Jimmy Chimaera & the Temple of Champions. Folliard's work has been collected in Sanitarium Magazine, as well as anthologies by Nosetouch Press and Black Bed Sheet Books. He has also developed films and web series for the Champaign based studio Neon Harbor, including the acclaimed videogame parody “Press Start” series.

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Press Start 2 Continue Trailer

Press Start 2 Continue Trailer (2011)

11 March 2011

In this sequel to the acclaimed videogame comedy PRESS START, the world's most inexplicably accomplished evil sorcerer, Count Vile, has returned from Hades for a new bid at global domination.

Dead by Dawn Trailer

Dead by Dawn Trailer (2004)

12 December 2004

When three friends visit the fair, they attend an exhibition by the mysterious Dr. Krauss and his masked sideshow freak, the psychic Conrad.

Dead by Dawn 2 - the Mask of Conrad Trailer

Dead by Dawn 2 - the Mask of Conrad Trailer (2004)

12 December 2004

Dead by Dawn 2 once again pits the maniacal Dr. Krauss (Andy Dallas) and his masked psychic Conrad against a group of college students trying to survive the night.

Night of Anubis Trailer

Night of Anubis Trailer (2005)

23 May 2005

The mummy of a 3000 year-old criminal has been resurrected and is wreaking havoc in a large university town.

Press Start Trailer

Press Start Trailer (2007)

25 September 2007

Average suburban youth Zack Nimbus is recruited by an ill-tempered ninja and a tough-as-nails space soldier to save the world from a tyrannical, but comically insecure, sorcerer.