Reading the article reveals that the $70 budget quote is a bit of a cheat, because the filmmaker worked with professionals who donated their own equipment and supplies to the project, including makeup that was left over from the X-men movie. It’s not like he and my Auntie Beulah did this on their cel-phone cams in their backyard in York Region, and it’s not necessarily a business model that just anyone can repeat. Still makes me want to see the film, though.
Via my buddy Craig‘s Facebook wall.
Relatedly, here’s a link to a super-awesome 2-minute zombie movie, created as a trailer for the Raindance Film Festival. Well worth watching.
Adventure camping is not for everyone: some girls feel untidy without access to a hot shower.
Question: Is it wrong to label a post about zombies in Cannes with my disgusting things in cans tag?
Answer: If that’s wrong, then I don’t want to be right.
Great work. Really like your site.
Hopefully you like reading about zombies as much as you like them in films! if so check out my short Zombie stories blog:
http://www.zombiestories.wordpress.com
Hope you like it, and keep up the good work!
Rob.