Buddy Holly vs zombies?
First Elvis took on the Mummy in
Bubba Ho-Tep, now Buddy Holly’s going to sing sweet nothing’s to the reanimated!
Ream Enterprises and CineXperia Productions have announced the curiously titled “
Buddy Holly Vs. The Living Dead”, a new film written and directed by
Justin Cash Kirkpatrick.
“
Evil Dead” make-up man
Tom Sullivan and
Lee Behymer, a prominent and respected make-up effects artist whose resume includes work on
Francis Ford Coppola's “
Dracula”, are involved in the production.
According to a press release, “At its core the film is about fanaticism in all its forms; from gambling to drinking to false idolization; it opens the flood gates to the subconscious where viewers realize that the real horror element of the film lies not within the ominous flesh eating monsters."
"The movie itself centers on the key players involved in making a 1950’s zombie movie and the effects of living the sort of life that lends itself to such chronic exposure to gratuitous excess. By shifting back and forth between the two plotlines Justin creates the foreboding sensation that the “fantasy” plot bears on the “real” plot. That as things gets worse within the “movie” so too do they get worse in “real life”."
"The impending hordes of undead are cleverly used as an allegory; a rotting decrepit evil descending on a seemingly wholesome town, bent on devouring everyone along with their Americana values and consequently turning them into mindless drones.”:rolleyes:
"Resident Evil" double-feature on DVD
Sony Pictures Home Entertainment has announced a "
Resident Evil" double feature collector's set which includes both
Resident Evil and
Resident Evil: Apocalypse, which hits DVD on September 4.
Extras will include a Bridge scene narrated by Milla Jovovich in character and featuring film clips from all
Resident Evil films that tie the first two films to the third, a Diary of an Apocalypse behind the scenes featurette, a Zombie Dog P.O.V Test, a Stuntman set tour, an Undead Boot Camp feature, a Memory Retention Division feature, and an Evil Archives photo gallery.
Finishing off the set will be an exclusive sneak peek of
Resident Evil: Extinction, and a ticket to see the film when it arrives in theaters.
New "The Invasion" pics solidifying it as a disaster?
While Warner Bros. ramps up the release of the awesome
Trick 'r Treat, the studio is also prepping
The Invasion, which is sounding more and more like a disaster.
Today another batch of boring stills hit the web. There's nothing here yet to make audiences go see this on August 17.
The Invasion tells the story of a mysterious epidemic that alters the behavior of human beings. When a Washington D.C. psychiatrist (
Nicole Kidman) discovers the epidemic’s origins are extraterrestrial, she must fight to protect her son, who may hold the key to stopping the escalating invasion.
If you are still interested, you may view the movie stills
here.
(Reference - moviehole.net, bloody-disgusting.com, aintitcool.com, dvdactive.com, hollywoodreporter.com)