DREAMLAND FANS The latest fan is Brooke Garr The whole gang: Aili Alechnowicz Alana Miller Babs Johnson Billy Franklinstine Brooke Garr Chie Kato Chris Hilbert Chris Wilembrecht Curt Marcucci Daniel Diamond David Gouny David Heulun Jones David McNeil Davide Scovazzo Della Deluxe! Devileen Duncan Craig Erik Weber Eugene Schroeder Eve Severe Gretchen and Kevin Grizelda Guy Mazzaglia Hioni Jackie Divine Jacopo Coccia Jim Hollenbaugh Joanna Satana Jason Bowen Jeff Smith Jerry Kochendoerfer Jimmy Pio Julie Taylor Karie Sprockethole Kevin Johnson LULU Lurleen Lynda L. Hinkle Marko Sosic Maxwell Drake Michael Simmons Orchidbau Polyester Polly [Esther] Styrene Rinaldo Sebastian Shaboobie Boobarella Simply Divine Sky Rockford Tom Korzeniowski Uvula Dangles Vanamal Lucifer Yakov Levi Yong Kim How do I become a Dreamland Fan?	A Canadian Convert Jeff Smith, of Ontario Canada, first enjoyed the creative madness of John Waters when he bought the movie Serial Mom. He was unaware at the time however, the background of just who John Waters was. It was not until 2002 when, after much hype, Jeff convinced his friend to purchase Pink Flamingos and watch this legendary underground cult film. Inspired by the shock value, where his friend was just grossed out, Jeff immediately searched for other Waters movies, both old and new. Jeff read about all the Dreamlanders, with his favourite being Mink Stole. He purchased the books such as Crackpot and Filthy, as well at the Trash Trio to read about Flamingos Forever. Coincidentally, Jeff is a young filmmaker himself, making a home-made movie annually with his family and friends. He began making short 15 minute movies in Grade 8, then pursued his interest throughout High School. Jeff, with his movie non-profit made-up name of "Diamondtiger Entertainment" (much like Dreamland Productions) renamed his recurring friends..."The Diamondtigers". In 2004, Jeff completed his first comedy "cult" movie called "Rotten Tomatoes", learning later of a website devoted to underground movies with the same name. The movie runs about 60 minutes in length, but is his first movie to really pay homage to John Waters, the master filmmaker behind shock value, and all that society doesn't want you to see.