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About the Authors |
| Scott Hamilton and Christopher Holland have been writing about movies together for nearly ten years, at first in their college newspaper, and later in magazines like SFX and The Radio Times, and on the web. In 1996 they started Stomp Tokyo, a web site designed to focus on all kinds of movies on home video, but which quickly became synonymous with b-movies, cult flicks, and genre films. (With a name like Stomp Tokyo, it was bound to happen.)
Since then, Stomp Tokyo has evolved to include a number of side projects and sub-sites by other authors, including The Bad Movie Report, Attack of the 50 Foot DVD, and Bad Movie Planet. In 2000, Chris and Scott wrote a number of reviews for The Radio Times Guide to Film. The New York Times called Stomp Tokyo "a place to indulge your questionable cinematic taste," and Entertainment Weekly has dubbed it "trash movie paradise." The site has also been featured in The St. Petersburg Times, The San Francisco Chronicle, and a number of "site of the day" web sites, including the original Cool Site of the Day and PCWorld Online. The authors live in St. Petersburg, Florida, where they maintain Stomp Tokyo as a publishing business for their online and print endeavors, including B-Movies Quarterly, a magazine for fans of cult film. Reel Shame is their first book.
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