"Horrorween" Goes 3-D with Stereo Vision.

LOS ANGELES -- STEREO VISION ENTERTAINMENT INC. (OTCBB:SVSN) announced today that they have joined forces with Adirondack International Pictures, Inc. (AIP) to produce "Horrorween 3-D". "Horrorween" (www.horrorween.com) has a fully funded production budget of $10,000,000.00 (source: www.imdb.com). Approximately $1,000,000.00 has been spent to-date on pre-production. The deal calls for Stereo Vision to provide its 3-D film production team, and be the lead theatrical 3-D distributor. Stereo Vision's principal partner "Baywatch" co-creator Doug Schwartz, has been appointed Executive Producer. Stereo Vision is to receive 50% of the net earnings of "Horrorween 3-D."

Stereo Vision's Chief Executive Officer, Jack Honour, stated, "We're thrilled to join Ed Meyer and his "Horrorween" crew including "Horrorween's" Director, Industry veteran Joe Estevez, and "Horrorween's" star, Chuck Lamb, the famous "Dead Body Guy", (www.deadbodyguy.com) for the metamorphosis of AIP's unique and innovative feature film "Horrorween", into the soon-to-be cult classic "Horrorween 3-D". With 3-D feature films being all the "Buzz" and getting recognition at the Industry's highest levels, the timing of "Horrorween 3-D" couldn't be better for the Stereo Vision shareholders."

About Stereo Vision:

Located in Van Nuys, California, Stereo Vision Entertainment is a publicly traded, vertically integrated media company, with interests in film, television, and music production properties. Stereo Vision's business is driven by the production and acquisition of cutting-edge entertainment media assets.

About Adirondack International Pictures, Inc.:

Located in Indian Lake, New York, Adirondack International Pictures, Inc., has been in the business of joint venture negative pickup deals for the financing and production of motion pictures. Current productions include feature films: "Horrorween" and "Jack Texas."

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