The fine folks over at Wicked Pixel Cinema decided to head East for the Spring Chiller 2003 Expo and I was lucky enough to guide them thorugh it all. Below you'll find a selection of pictures that are designed to excite, stimulate and embarrass...sorry - no refunds.

Jeremy Wallace discovers the joys of an hour and a half drive to Chiller (after a 20+ hour drive to Philly) while Emily Haack discovers the joy of Wawa coffee.	Wicked Pixel Cinema enjoys the line to get into Chiller so much, they almost decide to just stand outside all day...or just until the burly security guard tells them to keep it moving. From Left: Eric Stanze, Jason Christ, Eric Spudic, Bill Clifton, Jeremy Wallace, Emily Haack.
Jeremy Wallace and Lawrence P. Raffel pose with a poster for Jeremy's film The Christmas Season Massacre. Warning: This picture is NOT to be seen sober.	The Larry reminds Emily Haack once again that yes indeed, she was in the film Scrapbook.
Jeremy tries to control himself as he poses for a pic with SPFX icon Tom Savini. Rightfully so, Savini appears visibly frightened.	Jeremy Wallace poses with Kane Hodder (the ONLY Jason Vorhees we'll ever love) while Emily Haack squats in anticipation of a Philly cheesesteak.
Nothing rejuvinates one's soul at Chiller like a quick smoke break. Hopefully these two will live long enough to return to Chiller in October.	Eric Spudic poses with Scream Queen icon, Linnea Quigley. Who do YOU think has aged better?
Lawrence attempts to control his bodily functions as he poses with the lovely and charming Misty Mundae. As you can tell by the expression on Lawrence's face, once again he has failed.	Lawrence is thrilled to pose for a pic with genre film legend Caroline Monro, unfortunately she's more taken with Emily's tattoo's than ANYTHING on Lawrence P. Raffel - foiled again.
Lawrence poses for a pic with John Saxon who still appears confused by the TENEBRAE poster that Lawrence requested he sign just moments earlier.	Emily Haack poses for a pic with Gunner Hansen (Leatherface from the original TCM). Emily should have charged HIM for the quality time she spent on his lap.
Bill Clifton and Emily Haack express their fondness for Chiller and each other as they sign autographs.	Ron Bonk (left) head honcho at b-movie.com poses with Eric Stanze, head honcho over at Wicked Pixel Cinema.
Luckily, it only took Emily Haack 20-minutes to decide what to write for her first convention autograph. You go Em!	Bill Clifton taunts Emily as she signs her first autograph. Later on, they both reconcile with one another as they attempt to figure out exactly how to order a cheesesteak in Philly.