A Little Bit Zombie
Little Bit Zombie sees Turner play a company exec who becomes infected by a virus during a bachelor party, forced to avoid an obsessed zombie hunter and his Bridezilla-to-be (Crystal Lowe).
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THE WALKING DEAD: THE COMPLETE SECOND SEASON
I’m a late-comer in all things concerning The Walking Dead. I own the first thirty or so issues of this post-apocalyptic zombie comic book series but for some reason or another, I didn’t get the opportunity to go through them all. I’m so behind in the game that I’ve decided to just pick up the trade paperbacks from now on. Things aren’t much different concerning AMC’s television series adaptation. I just recently caught up to the first season and really dug it. The six-episode run established the gritty, unflinching, unpredictable tone of Robert Kirkman’s comics. Like everyone else, I was supremely worried going into season two since Executive Producer, Frank Darabont (The Mist, The Shawshank Redemption) left the show. Glen Mazzara (The Shield) took over the reins and thankfully sticks to the sturdy template left behind.
It’s good to see that the tough budget cuts forced upon by AMC hasn’t hurt the show in any obvious way. The writers have worked around this obstacle by narrowing the scope considerably. The second season leads the characters to an old farmhouse and stays confined there for the entire thirteen episodes. The action-packed, breakneck pace of its predecessor has been replaced with a slower, more character-driven tempo. While this frustrated some, I actually believe this added a much darker, more tension-filled feel to the show. It stays true to what I love about The Walking Dead. The trials and tribulations of these very human, flawed characters are now further explored. Since there are a lot less action beats, doesn’t mean they lose their effect. Actually the opposite happens. Stakes feel much higher. KNB’s FX work is still first rate stuff and the performances by the ensemble is some of the best I’ve ever seen on television. READ MORE
A Small, Furry Snack In First ‘A LIttle Bit Zombie’ Clip!
Premiering at the Fantasia Film Festival (July 21 @1:50PM Concordia Hall Theatre) is A Little Bit Zombie, which then arrives in Canada via Anchor Bay on DVD and Blu-ray August 21.
We’ve landed a pretty slick clip that sets up a potentially gruesome sequence between undead and a little rabbit. Watch it below!
Directed by Casey Walker, “The film follows the adventures of Steve, a mild-mannered HR manager (Kristopher Turner) who becomes infected with a virus during a weekend get-away with his sister, Sarah (Kristen Hager) his best friend, Craig (Shawn Roberts), and his fiancé, Tina (Crystal Lowe). While he attempts to fulfill his overwhelming desire for brains he must elude Max (Stephen McHattie), the obsessed zombie hunter hot on his trail with his partner Penelope (Emilie Ullerup), and avoid the wrath of his bridezilla-to-be. He tries to keep it together but his fiancee will do anything to make sure the wedding takes place, even when her husband-to-be is a little bit zombie.”
Get more at the film’s official website. READ MORE
Phase Four Films Acquires ‘A Little Bit Zombie’ For Home Video
Phase Four Films has picked up the U.S. home entertainment rights to the Canadian genre pic A Little Bit Zombie, from director Casey Walker, reports THR.
The indie film stars Crystal Lowe, Kristopher Turner and Shawn Roberts (Resident Evil: Afterlife), and comes from indie producer Cave Painting Pictures.
“‘A Little Bit Zombie’ sees Turner play a company exec who becomes infected by a virus during a bachelor party, forced to avoid an obsessed zombie hunter and his Bridezilla-to-be (Crystal Lowe).”
Christopher Bond and Trevor Martin wrote the zombie rom-com’s script, while Walker shares a producer credit with John Griffith.
Walker retains the U.S. theatrical releasing rights to his salute to the zombie genre, which has already received a Canadian release and is heading into a run on the U.S. festival circuit.
Anchor Bay Entertainment Canada grabbed the Canadian home entertainment rights to A Little Bit Zombie.
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Classic Painted ‘A Little Bit Zombie’ Poster
Director and producer Casey Walker have supplied Bloody with a brand new poster for A Little Bit Zombie, the feature film penned by Christopher Bond, one of the creators of ‘Evil Dead The Musical’, and Trevor Martin. The poster was drawn by The Dude Designs, who blew everyone away with his Hobo With A Shotgun and Innkeepers posters last year.
The film just world premiered at Vancouver Island’s largest film and video festival.
Starring Shawn Roberts (Resident Evil: Afterlife), Crystal Lowe (Hot tub Time Machine), Kristopher Turner (Bloodletting & Miraculous Cures) and Kristen Hager, “ ‘A Little Bit Zombie‘ follows the adventures of a mild mannered groom-to-be, Steve (Turner), who becomes infected by a virus on a country weekend get-away. While he attempts to fulfill his overwhelming desire to eat brains and keep his bridezilla-to-be (Lowe) happy, he must avoid Max, the obsessed Zombie Hunter hot on his trail.”
A Little Bit Zombie also features Stephen McHattie (Watchmen, Pontypool), Emilie Ullerup (“Sanctuary”), Robert Maillet, George Buza and Neil Whitely. READ MORE
Learn To Love ‘A Little Bit Zombie’ In Full Trailer!
Director and producer Casey Walker have supplied Bloody with a super fun trailer premiere for A Little Bit Zombie, the feature film penned by Christopher Bond, one of the creators of ‘Evil Dead The Musical’, and Trevor Martin.
The film will world premiere at the Victoria Film Fest in Victoria and Vancouver Island’s largest film and video festival from February 3-12.
Starring Shawn Roberts (Resident Evil: Afterlife), Crystal Lowe (Hot tub Time Machine), Kristopher Turner (Bloodletting & Miraculous Cures) and Kristen Hager, “ ‘A Little Bit Zombie‘ follows the adventures of a mild mannered groom-to-be, Steve (Turner), who becomes infected by a virus on a country weekend get-away. While he attempts to fulfill his overwhelming desire to eat brains and keep his bridezilla-to-be (Lowe) happy, he must avoid Max, the obsessed Zombie Hunter hot on his trail.”
A Little Bit Zombie also features Stephen McHattie (Watchmen, Pontypool), Emilie Ullerup (“Sanctuary”), Robert Maillet, George Buza and Neil Whitely. READ MORE
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‘A Little Bit Zombie’ One Sheet Jabs at ‘Twilight’
Director and producer Casey Walker has released a second one sheet for A Little Bit Zombie, the feature film penned by Christopher Bond, one of the creators of ‘Evil Dead The Musical’ and Trevor Martin. The new illustrated poster takes a jab at the Twilight films, yet doesn’t provide any really new info on the film. I’d rather see something that gets me excited about their film instead of making me go “Oh, they hate Twilight?” To each their own.
Starring Shawn Roberts (Resident Evil: Afterlife), Crystal Lowe (Hot tub Time Machine), Kristopher Turner (Bloodletting & Miraculous Cures) and Kristen Hager, “ ‘A Little Bit Zombie‘ follows the adventures of a mild mannered groom-to-be, Steve (Turner), who becomes infected by a virus on a country weekend get-away. While he attempts to fulfill his overwhelming desire to eat brains and keep his bridezilla-to-be (Lowe) happy, he must avoid Max, the obsessed Zombie Hunter hot on his trail.”
A Little Bit Zombie also features Stephen McHattie (Watchmen, Pontypool), Emilie Ullerup (“Sanctuary”), Robert Maillet, George Buza and Neil Whitely. READ MORE
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