Rondo Hatton Classic Horror Awards

The Rondo Hatton Classic Horror Award is an award presented annually by the Classic Horror Film Board to honor the top works in horror in film, television, home video, and publishing.
The award
Unlike most awards, such as the Oscars and the Grammys, the Rondo Hatton Classic Horror Awards are voted for by the general public instead of members of a presenting Academy.
The awards were first presented in 2003. All votes are calculated through e-mail, and are overseen by David Colton. The location of the first ceremony was at the Old Dark Clubhouse hotel room at the Monster Bash convention in Pittsburgh, PA. The very first recipient of the award was Bob Burns. The award ceremony is currently held at the Wonderfest convention in Louisville, Kentucky.
The 2008 ceremony introduced a new category in the form of Best Horror Host. The award is given in honor of Maila Nurmi (Vampira), as well as living horror host John Zacherle (Zacherley).
In the media
The Rondo awards continue to grow every year adding new voters, as well as new categories. Harry Knowles of Ain't It Cool News said, "if I could win any award ever, it would be a RONDO." Magazines like Starlog, Fangoria and Video Watchdog cover the awards on a yearly basis, solidifying the award's notability among classic horror enthusiasts.
Award categories
* Best Movie
* Best Television Presentation
* Best Classic DVD
* Best Classic TV DVD
* Best Restoration
* Best DVD Extra
* Best Commentary
* Best Independent Production
* Best Book
* Best Magazine
* Best Magazine Article
* Best Magazine Cover
* Best Website
* Best Blog
* Best Convention
* Best Fan Event
* Best CD
* Best Horror Comic Book
* Best Horror Host
* Best Model or Collectible
* Count Alucard's Controversy of the Year
* DVD Company of the Year
* Classic Most In Need of a DVD Release
* Writer of the Year
* Artist of the Year
* Monster Kid of the Year
* Monster Kid Hall of Fame

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