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THE PATRICK WILLIAM SALVO AGENCY
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SEXY VAMPIRESS/GOD-APPOINTED WORLD SAVIOUR/POPULAR COMIC BOOK HEROINE MOTHER GRIM WAGES WAR AGAINST THE HORRID DEMONS/VAMPIRES/MYTHOLOGICAL CREATURES OF ARMAGEDDON ON BIG SCREEN IN HER FORTHCOMING GOTHIC ACTION/HORROR MOVIE:
MOTHER GRIM

Mother Grim has been likened to a “Gothic, more hip, novel and multi-marketable version of Zeena the Warrior Princess” by passing WB Television executives. The creatively entertaining Blake-esque, mythological scope of Grim’s historical/theological/metaphysical storyline, and psychological undertones of her nocturnal character’s dichotomy (which will be explored shortly), are original, unparalleled and otherworldly, in juxtaposition to contemporary sci-fi action films and saucy, hot heroines in the market place today.

In appearance, Mother Grim is a powerful and sleek, sexy vampiress with muscular, rippling hard body. She has long red staunch hair, opaque, ice-transfixed eyes and ruddy, blood-dripping lips. By demeanor, she is a thunderous mythical creature of rage, a once beautiful Atlantean princess soiled by predestined exposure to an accidental viral plague that transmuted several of her Atlantean tribe into blood-thirsty/truth-seeking vampires with strange occult powers. The markedly spiritual vampires call themselves CHILDREN OF THE LAW OF ONE, a self-appointed group adhering to the spiritual laws of the universe to further their spiritual evolution.

Conceived and masked by artist, actress and screenwriter Erica Grant, who, in contrast to the no-nonsense, high-octane, tough and aggressive one-woman battle-battalion vampiress Mother Grim, has a gentle and quiet demeanor, smooth-gliding olive skin, wispy blonde hair, and misty gray eyes; she is girlish, quirky and adorable.

The interesting dichotomy of lightness and darkness of character, as found earlier in Dr. Jeckle and Mr. Hyde, resides actively between these two delightedly feminine polar opposites: Erica Grant “Carpe Diem” and the Mother Grim “Carpe Nocturne.” Although they are distinct and separate individuals in the story, their deeper psychological essences resonate profoundly and thematically across all planes of the text/subtext of Mother Grim.

The saga begins when highly spiritual in form and thought Atlanteans travel consciously to and fro the fourth and third dimension as a means of furthering their cosmic understanding and awareness. They change their physical forms at will, projecting their consciousness into other physical creations, i.e., plants, animals, and the primordial form of human beings. Eventually though, these overt manipulations of physical matter ramify, permanently trapping Atlantean spirit within the confines of the intermingled physical matter, thus spawning a race of hapless, half-physical and half-spiritual beings which eventually becomes the existence of human beings as they are known throughout history.

As in the Bible, Bedlam, or Satan, rears his ugly, menacing head throughout history to wreak havoc on the third dimension, building his heinous dominion. With a horrid clan of demons, vampires, and grotesquely morphed mythical creatures, interspersed with a hodgepodge of creativity, imagination, mythology, history, theology, and epistemology, the eerie Armageddon stage manifests a massive Spiritual Battle traversing time and space from the dawn of time though the evolution of human consciousness and Mother Earth’s imminent, though changeable, demise.

Erica Grant with Mother Grim vividly weaves a story within a story of cosmic proportions. So much so that the adventure story creates a look-over-the-shoulder uncertainty of what is real and what is imagined, a heightened perception, if you will, of the ethereal thread of spiritual energy melding with and becoming physical matter.

Stepping from fantasy to reality, herself, Erica continues generating & propagating creative and morbid Mother Grim products illustrating the delicate veil between life & death, spiritual & physical, the nature of humankind and the cosmic mask of Mother Grim.

“In these Grim Times, we need and Grim hero: Mother Grim “Carpe Diem… carpe nocturne.”

To view Mother Grim in cyberspace click on her website: mothergrim.com

For further information, interviews, & upcoming Mother Grim live events please direct questions or comments to:
Erica Grant, Post Office Box 309, Hollywood, CA, 90078

©Mother Grim™ 2001 - 2008 all rights reserved. Use of any images without the written permission of Mother Grim is strictly prohibited.

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