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Writer/director James Cullen Bressack wrote in to tell us that the first trailer for his film My Pure Joy has hit the web along with a nifty new Facebook page (link below). "The film is a low budget serial killer epic with some of the most revolting kill scenes ever put on celluloid," Bressack tells us. "We did the film on about a 12k budget, but believe me - it has cult classic written all over it." Big words? Can it deliver? Please let it! We need something new and fresh to kick our asses! Dig on the goods below including a Not Safe For Work trailer.
My Pure Joy stars Alexei Ryan ,...
Writer/director James Cullen Bressack wrote in to tell us that the first trailer for his film My Pure Joy has hit the web along with a nifty new Facebook page (link below). "The film is a low budget serial killer epic with some of the most revolting kill scenes ever put on celluloid," Bressack tells us. "We did the film on about a 12k budget, but believe me - it has cult classic written all over it." Big words? Can it deliver? Please let it! We need something new and fresh to kick our asses! Dig on the goods below including a Not Safe For Work trailer.
My Pure Joy stars Alexei Ryan ,...
- 4/12/2011
- by Uncle Creepy
- DreadCentral.com
"We're Alive" is a horror themed webseries from directors Kc Wayland and Shane Salk. This series has been running since at least 2010 and likely longer. Currently, this zombie survival showing is into its second season and this reviewer wanted to pass along a few notes on this thrilling fantasy adventure.
The first two chapters break down a pandemic in a zombiefying Los Angeles, with soldiers Michael (Jim Gleason), Angel (Shane Salk), and Saul (Nate Geez) searching for a safe place to bunk. Instead, they find more survivors and the early chapters deal with these characters settling into a large apartment building, called the Tower.
The action is tense early in Chapter 1 and the characterizations develop more in the second chapter. So far, this series has hooked this zombie follower and if you enjoy this genre, head over to "We're Alive" for a free-to-use podcast. The link details are below, along...
The first two chapters break down a pandemic in a zombiefying Los Angeles, with soldiers Michael (Jim Gleason), Angel (Shane Salk), and Saul (Nate Geez) searching for a safe place to bunk. Instead, they find more survivors and the early chapters deal with these characters settling into a large apartment building, called the Tower.
The action is tense early in Chapter 1 and the characterizations develop more in the second chapter. So far, this series has hooked this zombie follower and if you enjoy this genre, head over to "We're Alive" for a free-to-use podcast. The link details are below, along...
- 2/11/2011
- by Remove28DaysLaterAnalysisThis@gmail.com (Michael Allen)
- 28 Days Later Analysis
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