Residents of a small Southern town contend with bloodthirsty zombies, a mysterious flying saucer and bad television reception in Hide and Creep, the first feature-length film from Crewless Productions. Hide and Creep was released on DVD by the Asylum on July 19, 2005. More movies... Crewless Productions is an independent film-production company based in Birmingham, Alabama. Crewless is owned and operated by Chuck Hartsell and Chance Shirley. More about Crewless... For the latest notes... Posted 11/28/2007 ... check out the Interplanetary blog... http://interplanetarymovie.blogspot.com Critics revisited, part 2. Posted 10/9/2006 I'm getting more annoyed the more I think about critics complaining that good movies are about something, implying something "important." Crash was about racism... Critics revisited. Posted 10/9/2006 Stacey and I caught the The Departed yesterday. Holy shit, what a great movie. The story, about cops and criminals in Boston... More notes... ...On Mars Is Dead. Chance Shirley writes this blog about the creation of Crewless' second feature-length movie, Interplanetary. Consider it a sequel to "This Movie Ain't Gonna Shoot Itself." FReD ("Full Resolution Design") is Birmingham, Alabama's premiere cross-media production house. FReD's Robert Rugan and Jim Roberson worked extensively on Hide and Creep, both on-set and during post-production. As Jim likes to say, "FReD puts the 'crew' in 'Crewless.'" For the latest news... Posted 11/28/2007 ... check out the Interplanetary blog... http://interplanetarymovie.blogspot.com Valentine's Day viewing. Posted 2/14/2007 If you're up late enough tonight (or early enough tomorrow), you can catch Hide and Creep on the Sci Fi channel at 3 a.m. Eastern time. And you can catch it again in March. I'll try to post another "news" item a little closer to that March date. Hope you're all having a good Valentine's Day... The Germans don't like Hide and Creep. Posted 1/12/2007 At least this one doesn't. If I'm reading the Babelfish translation correctly, at least. More importantly, Hide and Creep is for sale on DVD in Germany! Now I just have to figure out where to order a German edition... More news... Web Hosting by NEXCESS.NET