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Release Date:
February 22, 2014
Original Title:
Zombie Boy
Genres:
Action | Comedy | Horror | Western
Production Companies:
Sharps Films
Production Countries:
United States of America
Ratings / Certifications:
N/A
Runtime: 78
Directed by Independent filmmaker Jamie Sharps (Tucker's Crossing), this thrill a minute action/comedy simultaneously pokes fun at the zombie genre and pays homage to the spaghetti western films of the 1960's and 70's. All Kyle Brew ever wanted to do was to be left alone, but his life changes forever when he meets up with "Zombie Boy". After being injected with a deadly green serum, Max transforms into a beer chugging Zombie and Kyle is forced to take him under his wing. Kyle's deadbeat dad Dusty Brew shows up after being kicked out of his retirement home and to make matters worse the boys are spied on by a pistol packing blond named Porsche. Frank, one of the most hateful and despicable villains to ever walk the Earth, invades Kyle's farm with his army of ski mask maniacs and a killer named Mr Greenfield. A climactic shootout and epic duel will keep audiences glued to their seats to the very end.
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Casting:
Randy Currier
Cinematography:
Jamie Sharps
Nathaniel Campbell
Director:
Jamie Sharps
Editor:
Jamie Sharps
Hairstylist:
Katherine Schoenweiss
Makeup Artist:
Katherine Schoenweiss
Producer:
Jamie Sharps
Special Effects:
Katherine Schoenweiss
Special Effects Makeup Artist:
Katherine Schoenweiss
Writer:
Jamie Sharps
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