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Hayride Slaughter, Cop & ½, Psycho Beach Party, Evita, Little Shop Of Horrors, No Retreat No Surrender 3, Mortal Kombat: Conquest, and
many more with actors including Martin Sheen, Burt Reynolds, Mel Gibson, Amanda Plummer, Maximillian Schell, Robert Englund,
Kevin Sorbo, Kane Hodder, Jon Voight, Chris Sarandon, and others.
Wanting to get some of his own ideas onto the screen, Jim successfully moved into the area of screenwriting. Although competition is tough,
he has written and sold a number of horror-related screenplays, including The House Of Pain (with Robert "Freddy" Englund, Gunnar
"Leatherface" Hansen, Tom "Friday The 13th" Savini, Bill "ChopTop" Moseley, and Debbie "Scream Queen" Rochon), Hayride Slaughter,
Hayride Slaughter 2, The Deadly Obligation, Vampyre Tales, Wolfsbayne, The Deepening, and Scream Farm. He has also contributed many
articles to national publications, such as Scary Monsters Magazine, Haunted Attraction Magazine, Comics Interview, and Underground
Entertainment, and has been recognized in Fangoria Magazine, Alternative Cinema, Fright Times, and Femme Fatale Magazine. In addition,
Jim has written a paranormal book about real hauntings in the state of Tennessee for Schiffer Publishing titled TENNESSEE GHOSTS and
another paranormal book focusing on famous paranormal cases and movies titled HOLLYWOOD'S PARANORMAL FILMS.
Bryan Wilson began his career performing in live theatre productions from CABARET to LONE STAR, as well as performing all across the United
States and Canada for 10 years as John Lennon with Beatlemania and The British Invasion show before landing a full-time Beatles gig at Walt
Disney World's EPCOT.
In addition, Wilson founded and fronted The Vinyls for Universal Studios and released the internationally acclaimed CD titled I LAUGH AT
THINGS I SHOULDN'T. He continued to work in Radio with Cox Tampa and Renda Broadcasting, among others, and was involved in many
different capacities with several television shows, including season six of AMERICAN IDOL and THE HEAD CHEFS, and movies, such as
RESURRECTION and ROBODOC.
In 1990, he performed as Star Cat in Charles Busch's PSYCHO BEACH PARTY, where he would be teamed up with his future partner in crime,
Jim O'Rear. Wilson and O'Rear immediately created, co-hosted, and produced the groundbreaking award-winning television show
UNDERGROUND ENTERTAINMENT, which ran for 3 seasons on WB affiliates.
Both Wilson and O’Rear continued to keep up their live performances, as well, appearing together in the comedy team THE TRINITY OF PAIN
and hosting various events such as conventions, fandom costume contests, film festivals, and awards shows. Several celebrities have even
commented on the comedic duo’s humor; including legendary actor/comedian James Hampton (F-TROOP, TEEN WOLF, SLINGBLADE), who
stated, “Jim and Bryan are the funniest comedy team I have seen in fifteen years,” and P.J. Soles (STRIPES, HALLOWEEN), who stated, “I
haven’t laughed this much since I worked with Bill Murray.”
Keeping the successful team-up going, Wilson and O’Rear have gone on to create and produce multiple television shows and movies together
including THE GHOSTS OF TENNESSEE, CELEBRITY GHOST HUNTERS, UNDERGROUND ENTERTAINMENT: THE MOVIE, and THE HOSPITAL, to
name a few, and also have their hands in various music projects and artist management.
many more with actors including Martin Sheen, Burt Reynolds, Mel Gibson, Amanda Plummer, Maximillian Schell, Robert Englund,
Kevin Sorbo, Kane Hodder, Jon Voight, Chris Sarandon, and others.
Wanting to get some of his own ideas onto the screen, Jim successfully moved into the area of screenwriting. Although competition is tough,
he has written and sold a number of horror-related screenplays, including The House Of Pain (with Robert "Freddy" Englund, Gunnar
"Leatherface" Hansen, Tom "Friday The 13th" Savini, Bill "ChopTop" Moseley, and Debbie "Scream Queen" Rochon), Hayride Slaughter,
Hayride Slaughter 2, The Deadly Obligation, Vampyre Tales, Wolfsbayne, The Deepening, and Scream Farm. He has also contributed many
articles to national publications, such as Scary Monsters Magazine, Haunted Attraction Magazine, Comics Interview, and Underground
Entertainment, and has been recognized in Fangoria Magazine, Alternative Cinema, Fright Times, and Femme Fatale Magazine. In addition,
Jim has written a paranormal book about real hauntings in the state of Tennessee for Schiffer Publishing titled TENNESSEE GHOSTS and
another paranormal book focusing on famous paranormal cases and movies titled HOLLYWOOD'S PARANORMAL FILMS.
Bryan Wilson began his career performing in live theatre productions from CABARET to LONE STAR, as well as performing all across the United
States and Canada for 10 years as John Lennon with Beatlemania and The British Invasion show before landing a full-time Beatles gig at Walt
Disney World's EPCOT.
In addition, Wilson founded and fronted The Vinyls for Universal Studios and released the internationally acclaimed CD titled I LAUGH AT
THINGS I SHOULDN'T. He continued to work in Radio with Cox Tampa and Renda Broadcasting, among others, and was involved in many
different capacities with several television shows, including season six of AMERICAN IDOL and THE HEAD CHEFS, and movies, such as
RESURRECTION and ROBODOC.
In 1990, he performed as Star Cat in Charles Busch's PSYCHO BEACH PARTY, where he would be teamed up with his future partner in crime,
Jim O'Rear. Wilson and O'Rear immediately created, co-hosted, and produced the groundbreaking award-winning television show
UNDERGROUND ENTERTAINMENT, which ran for 3 seasons on WB affiliates.
Both Wilson and O’Rear continued to keep up their live performances, as well, appearing together in the comedy team THE TRINITY OF PAIN
and hosting various events such as conventions, fandom costume contests, film festivals, and awards shows. Several celebrities have even
commented on the comedic duo’s humor; including legendary actor/comedian James Hampton (F-TROOP, TEEN WOLF, SLINGBLADE), who
stated, “Jim and Bryan are the funniest comedy team I have seen in fifteen years,” and P.J. Soles (STRIPES, HALLOWEEN), who stated, “I
haven’t laughed this much since I worked with Bill Murray.”
Keeping the successful team-up going, Wilson and O’Rear have gone on to create and produce multiple television shows and movies together
including THE GHOSTS OF TENNESSEE, CELEBRITY GHOST HUNTERS, UNDERGROUND ENTERTAINMENT: THE MOVIE, and THE HOSPITAL, to
name a few, and also have their hands in various music projects and artist management.
| JIM O'REAR |
| BRYAN WILSON |
S.I.B. Studios was created by Bryan Wilson and Jim O'Rear, who, collectively, have an
astonishing 70 years of experience in the entertainment business (which is even more
astonishing since Bryan & Jim are still only 22 & 24 years old), ranging from writing to
producing to directing to acting to scoring music to coordinating stunts, and more.
Jim O’Rear began his career on tour as The Youngest Professional Magician with David
Copperfield, Harry Blackstone Jr., and The Great Tomsoni and opened for acts like Cheap
Trick and John Anderson.
With his "magical" background and having been trained in New York at The American
Academy Of Dramatic Arts, it was only natural that Jim move into the realm of film, television,
and theatre where he has worked steadily as an actor, stuntman, and special make-up
effects artist on such projects as Day Of The Dead, Star Trek 4, The Vampire Wars, Lethal
Weapon 3, The Dead Matter, Creature Feature, Fall Of The House Of Usher,
astonishing 70 years of experience in the entertainment business (which is even more
astonishing since Bryan & Jim are still only 22 & 24 years old), ranging from writing to
producing to directing to acting to scoring music to coordinating stunts, and more.
Jim O’Rear began his career on tour as The Youngest Professional Magician with David
Copperfield, Harry Blackstone Jr., and The Great Tomsoni and opened for acts like Cheap
Trick and John Anderson.
With his "magical" background and having been trained in New York at The American
Academy Of Dramatic Arts, it was only natural that Jim move into the realm of film, television,
and theatre where he has worked steadily as an actor, stuntman, and special make-up
effects artist on such projects as Day Of The Dead, Star Trek 4, The Vampire Wars, Lethal
Weapon 3, The Dead Matter, Creature Feature, Fall Of The House Of Usher,