In addition to the Hide and Creep review I mentioned earlier today, The Other Review has posted an interview with yours truly.
Interviewer Lee had some interesting questions. Check out the link and see if I came up with any interesting answers.
Here’s another positive review of Hide and Creep from across the pond, courtesy of Lee Richards at relatively new movie site The Other Review.
The MoviesOnline.ca guys have been going crazy with the Hide and Creep coverage.
They posted a rave about the new trailer, some of my comments about the movie, some behind-the-scenes photos I sent them, and a couple of posters.
Whew.
They also added a Hide and Creep page to their gallery o’ movies.
The B-Movie Theater Film Fest of Syracuse, NY, announced its 2005 award nominations today, and Hide and Creep received quite a few of them, including nods for directing, writing, acting and cinematography.
Read more about the award nominations and the festival schedule at B-Movie.com, and, if you’re in or near Syracuse on April 9, stop by and catch Hide and Creep on the big screen.
NixFlix.com recently published a nice interview with Chuck.
Check it out to read some of Chuck’s thoughts on the ending of Hide and Creep, the state of “guerrilla” filmmaking and, of course, lesbian zombies.
Hide and Creep is scheduled to screen at the Arlene’s Grocery Picture Show in New York City on May 7. See their web site for details, and stop by and catch the flick if you’re in the neighborhood.
Stacey and I should be there for the screening, so keep an eye out for us if you make it to the show.
It’s here. A shiny new Hide and Creep trailer, edited by Team Bloodjet!’s Adam Wingard. See it for yourself at the Hide and Creep web site’s trailer page.
Available in Small, Medium and bandwith-devouring Large.
Just when you thought it was safe to go back to MoviePoopShoot.com, “Squib Central” writer Josh Jabcuga up and interviews me.
Adam Wingard, of Team Bloodjet! fame, has cut a new Hide and Creep trailer for us, and it is super-groovy. It’s got a nice mix of comedy and action and represents the movie much better than the old teaser trailer.
As soon as I can get Adam’s trailer digitized and whatnot, I’ll put it on the Hide and Creep site, and you can see it for yourselves.
There’s another zombie movie in the works, called Z. John McLean, the movie’s director, is writing a new column at Movie Poop Shoot called “Lights! Camera! Zombies!”
John’s column is a sort of sequel to “This Movie Ain’t Gonna Shoot Itself.” So, if you can’t get enough when it comes to reading about the making of zombie flicks, check out Mr. McLean’s take on the process.
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