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There was a totally local (Louisville) zombie flick, DEAD MOON RISING. They had a special screening Saturday @ 6:30 and the place was packed. A lot of the celebrities chose to check out this screening as well. The movie is a combination of zombie flicks we've all seen before but Director Mark Poole did a really great job of never letting the film take itself too seriously. It's a very fun movie with exactly what the poster says; Girls, Ghouls, and Guns! what else do you need for a good time? Mark Poole, I believe has pulled off with one of the largest independent zombie battles in history. He had 1000 extras cast as bikers and Zombies and let them fight it out in Downtown Louisville. If the crowd reaction is any indication on whether Mark pulled it off or not, this guy has got the goods folks.
MONSTROSITY is the fifth feature film from George Bonilla and ZP International, and stars John Dugan of "Texas Chainsaw Massacre" fame. I enjoyed the film. My wife liked it even more to the point were we will be owning a copy for our dvd shelf. It's apparent George knows what he is doing and has a solid foundation in filmmaking. He's secured distribution for his other features and I feel its just a matter of time before his company ZP International make it big time so keep on the lookout for this and his earlier works like 'Edison Death Machine"available on Netflixs.
MONSTROSITY, George Bonilla 90 min. Solid Independent movie worth everyone checking out THE THIRD FLOOR, Steve Hudgins - Tom Dolan - Adam Gilliam, 103 minutes. I had a hard time with this flick: I left the screeninG; nuff said CHASING DARKNESS, Jason Hull, 1hr 40 min SCRAP BOOK, Eric Stanze, 95 minutes. I didn't get to see this but it won Best Feature and I heard it was a brutal film. DEAD MOON RISING, Mark E. Poole, 92 minutes-Crazy fun ride with just about the right combo of cheese, guts and glory. Oh and a full on Girl on Girl make out session just to break from the witty dialogue and action - because we all know there's nothing that calms us down most during a horrifying situation than chicks doin it! THE DIARY KILLINGS, Richard Collins, 92 minutes 9 LIVES OF MARA, Balaji K. Kumar, 90 minutes. I heard great things but didn't get a chance to check it out. HORRORS OF WAR, Peter John Ross & John Whitney, 90 minutes ZOMBIE CULT MASSACRE, Jeff Dunn, 90 minutes
COONS! NIGHT OF THE BANDITS OF THE NIGHT, Travis Irvine, 82 minutes. These guys just got picked up by TROMA which was great for them and while watching you can tell why: It was like I time warped back to USAs "Up All Night." Funny stuff! I'll be buying this movie. HELL'S BLANKET, Tony Wilson, 71 minutes SONS OF PERDITION, Richard Chandler, 67 minutes LAMB TO THE SLAUGHTER, Jake Topkis, 31 minutes THONG GIRL 3: Revenge of the Dark Widow, Glen Wiess, 73 min BACKWOODS 2: The Revenge of Caleb, Robert Elkins, 1 hr, 20 min THE PARCHENE CONSPIRACY, David Daring, 1 hr, 43 min MISADVENTURES IN SPACE, Jerry Williams, 1 hr, 14 min DORK OF THE RINGS, Timothy Allan Richardson, 1 hr, 40 min SEE YOU IN HELL, Documentary, Kaptil Gahdhi, 1hr, 55 min SUPERHELL 2, John Walker INTRUSION, Craig Earl Everett, 1 hr 14 min
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