Reporter for Blizzplanet.com, MEDEVILDRAGON recently interviewed Michele about her gaming history and interest in the Warcraft movie based on the popular MMO by Blizzard Entertainment:

For months there have been a few celebrities who have openly revealed in interviews they would love a role in the upcoming Warcraft film, to be directed by Sam Raimi. The first one was Brandon Routh (Superman Returns), and now an actress has done so. A few days ago, Michele Morrow revealed to Fangoria during their interview her interest in the Warcraft film. I reached her to learn more about her career, and her interest in games. I was surprised to hear she is a guild leader in World of Warcraft and currently tackling Saurfang Jr. in the Icecrown Citadel.

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Some Warcraft fans think Michele would make a perfect Valeera Sanguinar in the new Warcraft movie.

Described as, “hot, young & bitter” in the World of Warcraft Comic, Valeera is a Blood Elf Rogue.  She was orphaned at a young age, after her family was murdered.  She learned to hide in the shadows and steal to survive. This theivery would end up being her undoing -she was jailed and then sold as a human slave, later trained for Gladiator Arena.  She finally escaped and joined forces with The Alliance.

Read more about Valeera Sanguinar on the wowwiki.

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Here links to several reviews on BASEMENT JACK:

28 Days Later Analysis

Basement Jack can be enjoyed by those who like the classic slashers from the 70s-80s. To release very shortly Basement Jack is worth a watch for the entertainment factor alone.

Tortured Soul Asylum

This is a great slasher type horror film that will keep any fan of the genre pleased. There is only one more thing to say, “Long Live Basement Jack!”

Horror News

The film is left open for a sequel so let’s see some more effort put into the FX and I think we have a franchise player here.

Slasherpool

I mean, it’s just been way too long since we had an old-school slasher flick set during a thunderstorm. It’s got a great atmosphere and it’s a perfect horror flick to watch on a rainy night.

Horror Movie A Day

We also have a final girl who is vulnerable yet tough right from the start. It’s not a problem for me, but when you think about it, most final girls suddenly become resilient only after all their friends are killed, so it’s kind of cool to have this almost sort of Sarah Connor-y type face a slasher, sort of hunting him throughout the film.

Fatally Yours

Michele Morrow put in a lot of talent and energy into the character of Karen and made her very relatable to the audience…Overall, I found Basement Jack to be a highly entertaining throwback to the ‘80s slashers we all hold dear.

Fangoria scribe Pat Janecwitz goes one on one with the up and coming genre actress, Michele Morrow in a two part interview being released today and tomorrow on the Fangoria Entertainment website.

From injury to recovery, the actress discusses her newly released slasher flick, BASEMENT JACK as well as her aspirations to be cast in the WARCRAFT movie being directed by Sam Raimi. WARCRAFT is based on the Blizzard Entertainment fantasy novels and video game series.

Read the entire article on Fangoria.com

The Composer for BASEMENT JACK, Alan Howarth, has released a CD of the movie’s eerie yet passionate soundtrack with several retailers, including Amazon and iTunes.

Alan Howarth is also responsible for the original scores and sound designs for movies belonging to the Halloween franchise, Back to the Future films, Gremlins, Star Trek films, and many, many more.

Thanks so much to Horror Guy and Horror Gal for reviewing BASEMENT JACK on The Horror Movie Show, as well as MrParka from YouTube!  (By the way, Horror Guy and Horror Gal, we LOVE your logo art – see above)

SCARS MAGAZINE has featured a review of BASEMENT JACK on its website:

This is a must see. Director Michael Shelton really kicks ass here and scares the mortal shit out of the viewer. Eric Peter-Kaiser’s portrayal of Jack is creepy, cringe inducing, and completely evil. Michele Morrow is Laurie Strode with balls – she wants Jack dead so her nightmare will be over.

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BASEMENT JACK has been reviewed by indie review blog, Horror Society:

Writer Brian Patrick O’Toole and director Michael Shelton also bring out the complex layers of the film’s heroes (played smartly and passionately by Michele Morrow and Sam Skoryna) making this a slasher film with a sensitivity that truly transcends other low budget fright flicks.

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