Just in time for the Oscars, the 2009 Cyber-Horror Awards is live and direct for your viewing pleasure. I would guess that many of my readers were contributors, but if you aren't aware of the Cyber-Horror Awards, it's essentially the Oscars for horror as voted by much of the online horror community. It was put together by B-Sol from The Vault of Horror and you can stop by his page for a list of all that contributed to the awards if you're curious as to what chuckle heads besides me made these picks.
So, head over to the 2009 Cyber-Horror Awards and check out the winners as well as the other nominations, and below I've provided what and who I myself chose for the awards. Unfortunately, while I did see most of the movies involved, I didn't see all of them, which makes me a little sad. Also, we were allowed to write in choices if they weren't listed as nominations as long as they were released, or made available on DVD in the States in 2009. This was the case with one film that I wrote in for three of the biggest spots, so let me know what you think of my picks as well as the winners overall.
My picks for the 2009 Cyber-Horror Awards!
Ray Harryhausen Award for Best Visual Effects
Coraline
Tom Savini Award for Best Makeup
Greg Nicotero, Drag Me to Hell
Bernard Herrmann Award for Best Score
Bruno Coulais, Coraline
Albert S. D'Agostino Award for Best Production Design
Steve Saklad, Drag Me to Hell
Molly Arbuthnot Award for Best Costume Design
Magali Guidasci, Zombieland
Karl Freund Award for Best Cinematography
Peter Deming, Drag Me to Hell
Curt Siodmak Award for Best Screenplay
Michael Dougherty, Trick ‘r Treat
Linnea Quigley Award for Best Supporting Actress
Lorna Raver, Drag Me to Hell
Dwight Frye Award for Best Supporting Actor
Noah Sagan, Deadgirl
Vincent Price Award for Best Actor
Woody Harrelson, Zombieland
Jame Lee Curtis Award for Best Actress
Morjana Alaoui, Martyrs
David Cronenberg Award for Best Director
Pascal Laugier, Martyrs
Val Lewton Award for Best Film
Martyrs
