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Zombie Apocalypse Review

Here is a clip from George A. Romero’s upcoming zombie flick “Survival of the Dead”.

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George A. Romero’s latest Zombie flick has sold in multiple territories.

Source: Screendaily.com

It is the first horror to be selected for Venice’s main competition since the festival’s debut year in 1932 when Dr Jekyll And Mr Hyde was the opening film.

Voltage Pictures is handling the worldwide sales for the film, excluding the US. It has sold to Optimum Releasing (UK), Paradiso Entertainment (Benelux), Splendid Film (Germany), Presidio (Japan), Gulf Film Group (Middle East), Imagem Filmes (Brazil) and M Pictures Entertainment (Thailand). Negotitations for France and Italy are ongoing, while Spanish and Australian rights are still up for grabs.

E1 Entertainment will distribute Survival Of The Dead in Canada, which was also a co-producing country on the picture while John Sloss’ Cinetic will handle US sales. Cinetic also handled the domestic deal for Diary Of The Dead, which was picked up by The Weinstein Company.

Nadine de Barros, VP of Sales and Acquisitions for Voltage, said: “The reaction has been very enthusiastic. Domestic sales will be handled after the official Toronto premiere.”

The Survival Of The Dead will have a midnight screening in Toronto on September 12.

1946 – September 11, 2001

The 1980’s were filled with tons of good and cheesy horror flicks. One of the cheesiest flick was “Toxic Zombies” AKA “Bloodeaters”. The film was about a bunch of drug smugglers who are infected by a toxic crop dusting. The film was written, produced, edited and also starred Chuck McCrann as the movies main character Tom Cole.

Toxic Zombies is one of those flicks you would put on when you have a bunch of friends over to have a good time. The movie is cheesy and good fun. The FX are cheap and the acting is amateur but for a movie that seems to have a shoe-string budget it manages to get the job done.

One interesting note about Toxic Zombie is the character “Phillips” which was played by actor John Amplas. Those in the horror community know John Amplas as the main character in George A. Romero’s vampire flick “Martin”. John Amplas was also in Dawn of the Dead and Day of the Dead.

Mr. McCrann was a senior vice president at Marsh & McLennan Cos. Inc. when he died at the age of 55 on September 11, 2001. From the various websites and tributes online I know that he was a devoted father and husband. He is survived by his wife Michelle and his children, Derek and Maxine. From what I read online, Chuck was a great man. He would bring Michelle a cappuccino in bed every morning. He also did his kids chores before he left for work that morning on September 11th. He seemed like the perfect family man.

I never met Chuck McCrann personally, but I felt I needed to give him a tribute on GNN. On September 11th, 2001 Michelle McCrann and her children lost a great, loving husband and father… we as a horror community lost a great fan of the horror genre.

Every September 11th I break out my copy of Toxic Zombies on DVD and watch… just a a tribute to him.

Bloody-Disgusting posted a new video for George A. Romero’s upcoming zombie movie “Survival of the Dead”.

Check it out below.

Source: Bloody-Disgusting

Voting is now live for the Spike TV Scream 2009 awards. In my opinion, the state of horror in the US is so pathetic that it is not even worth ranting on about…

You can make a difference and go vote for the king of B-movies Bruce Campbell… You might also want to vote for a kick-ass Nazi Zombie Norwegian movie by the name of “Dead Snow”. Check out the trailer above.

Check out the link below and vote for your favorites. Maybe if Dead Snow wins people will see how shitty US horror has become.

Scream 2009 Awards: Vote here

Check out a new clip for the upcoming George A. Romero zombie flick “Survival of the Dead”. I am personally looking forward to this movie. This clip gives me a “Day of the Dead” feel…

Survival of the Dead: Sarge (Part 1 of 2)

If the clip does not work, just click on it and the link will take you to the myspace video page.

Here is an alternate Trailer for the upcoming Zombieland.

This is the same “Survival of the Dead” behind-the-scenes clip featured on myspace. Notice the John Carpenter music from “They Live” in this footage?

I don’t give a damn what people say, I am glad to see George still at it after all these years… This video was leaked a few months ago, but the trailer was not finished (no additional sound, gunshots, etc)… Here is the first trailer.

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Que the Goblin Music…

In 1968, director George A. Romero brought us “Night Of The Living Dead.” It became the definitive horror film of its time. Eleven years later, he would unleash the most shocking motion picture experience for all times. As modern society is consumed by zombie carnage, four desperate survivors barricade themselves inside a shopping mall to battle the flesh-eating hordes of the undead. This is the ferocious horror classic, featuring landmark gore effects by Tom Savini, that remains one of the most important and most controversial horror films in history.

George A. Romero’s Dawn of the Dead could very well be the greatest horror movie ever made. So when I heard that Anchor Bay was giving this baby a Hi-Def treatment on Blu-Ray this was the first movie I bought for my Playstation 3. I am a child of the late 70’s and the 80’s. I grew up watching Dawn of the Dead. Most of you out there most likely have never even seen this gem of a horror flick. You might have seen the mediocre Dawn of the Dead Remake. Trust me, forget all about that cheesy flick. This is the real deal. George A. Romero’s Dawn of the Dead is the definitive zombie flick. Even with the fact that next year will be Dawn of the Dead’s 30th Anniversary (do I smell a 30th Anniversary Dawn of the Dead Blu-Ray disc in the near future?)

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