OPEN CALL FOR GHOUL VIEWING PARTIES

GHOUL premieres Friday, April 13th at 9pm on Chiller. Click here to watch the trailer.

A number of people have expressed an interest in hosting viewing parties for the public that night. If you own a sports bar, restaurant, etc., hosting a viewing party is a great opportunity for you to see some extra business. If you are a private citizen hosting a party for the public in your home, then this is a great opportunity to meet other fans in your area.

What follows are instructions on how to host a public viewing party, and how I'll support you in return.

If you are one of those establishments, or if you are a private citizen willing to open your home to other fans, please post a comment here on the Blog, or on Facebook or Twitter or my message board. DO NOT post it via Google+ or send it via email, as I do not check Google+ and I'm approximately 27 days behind on email.

Include your name, the name and address of the venue, what time festivities will begin, and an email address or phone number where people can contact you. I will then compile all of the locations nationwide and post a directory so fans without Chiller can find the viewing party closest to them.

But wait… there's more! During the commercial breaks, I will also personally call each of the viewing parties and thank everybody in attendance for their support (so it would be awesome if you have speaker phone). If you are a private venue and don't want your phone number being made public, no problem. All comments on this Blog are moderated before they are approved. Simply include the phone number in your comment, along with a note advising me it's not public. I'll then copy it down and delete it before approving the comment.

Now for the legal stuff: these viewing parties are not endorsed by, sponsored by, or in any other way approved by Chiller, NBC, Universal, or their subsidiaries. Neither they, nor myself, nor Moderncine or its subsidiaries are responsible for anything that might happen during these events. So if a power outage causes customers to riot in your bar, or you invite a serial killer into your home, that's on you.

I also want to stress that if your party is a private party in your home for just you and your friends, it should not be listed here (unless you want me making your address public). The parties on this list will all be considered as open to the public.