Best Blu-ray Releases in 2011
In A Glass Cage (Cult Epics)
Intruder (Synapse Films)
The Exterminator (Synapse Films)
Battle Beyond The Stars (Shout! Factory)
Holy Mountain (Anchor Bay)
Best DVD Releases of 2011
The Basement (Alternative Cinema)
The Private Afternoons of Pamela Mann (Distripix)
Driller: A Sexual Thriller (Devil's Den/Wild Eye Releasing)
Klown Kamp Massacre (Troma)
Live Like a Cop, Die Like a Man (Raro Video)
Mr. Skin's Women in Prison Triple Feature (Panik House/Synapse Films)
The Godfather of Gore (Something Weird Video/Image Entertainment)
Whore Angels (Pink Eiga)
The Uh-Oh Show! (Film Ranch)
Best Short Films of 2011
Worm (Richard Powell)
Now on to The Cheesies, our awards for achievements through 2011. First, We took a look at two negatives from the year. They are as follows:
Biggest Disappointment: Final episode of Rescue Me
Worst of the Year: Creep Creepersin and his entire body of work in 2011
Then we got to the good stuff. The winners are as follows:
Best Extra Features: Zombie (Blu-ray) The Private Afternoons Of Pamela Mann (DVD)
Best Boobs for your Buck: Mr. Skin's Women in Prison Triple Feature (Panik House/Synapse Films)
Best No Budget Film: Melvin
Best Concept: Life in a Day
Best Return to Childhood: Super 8 and The Muppets
Best Ensemble Cast: Paul
180 Award: Kevin Smith for Red State
Best Puppeteering: Once Upon a Time in 1972
Monster of the Year: Trolls in Troll Hunter
Most Cringe-Worthy Kill: School Bus Scene in Hobo with a Shotgun
Best Reworking of a Classic: The Frankenstein Syndrome
Best Actor: Robert Nolan (Worm)
Best Director: Simon Rumley (Red, White and Blue and Little Deaths)
Rookie of the Year: Sevé Schelenz, director of Skew (Honorable Mention to John T. Beck and Don R. Lewis, directors of Worst in Show)
Best Villain: Min-sik Choi as Kyung-chul in I Saw the Devil
and Kevin Bacon as Sebastian Shaw in X-Men: First Class
MVP: Magnet Releasing
Best Films of 2011:
5. Stake Land
And a big congratulations to our first Cinema Head Cheese Hall of Fame inductee:
Eric Stanze
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| The man behind the micro-budget masterpiece Scrapbook and one this years best films, Ratline, becomes the first member of the Cinema Head Cheese Hall of Fame. |

























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