Just found this short and sweet review of Hide and Creep at the Film Monthly web site.
Reviewer Barry Meyer says, “Zombie flicks are a dime a dozen, but this one is worth its weight in dimes.” Which begs the question, “How much does Hide and Creep weigh?” I dunno, but I think that was Meyer’s way of saying he liked the flick.
I’m happy to see Hide and Creep reviews continue to roll in. Like this one from Rogue Cinema.
An excerpt: ”…this film is absolutely bursting with energy and comic fun.”
To see what other nice things reviewer Timothy Martinez had to say about the movie, check out his complete review.
…not that you would know it from news postings (or, rather, lack thereof) on the good ol’ Crewless site.
Not much has been going on lately. Well, actually there’s been much plotting and scheming, but nothing I can really announce at this point.
Speaking of plotting and scheming, the FReD boys (Hide and Creep DP Robb Rugan, art director Mike Benson, and total spaceship guy Jimbo Roberson) just released a teaser trailer for their in-development feature, Limbo. It’s worth a look (or two), so check it out.
Speaking of Hide and Creep, I think it’s slowly finding an audience. Maybe more folks will check it out as Halloween approaches. I was glad to see Steve Anderson mention our movie in his recent review of The Beast of Bray Road. Specifically, he commented, ”Hide and Creep is a rebuilt Night of the Living Dead, now a bona fide classic and don’t you forget it.” Thanks for the vote of “classic-ness,” Mr. Anderson.
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