Char Hardin caught up with Carly Oates for her audio podcast located here:
http://charhardin.blogspot.com/2012/06/carly-oates-tuesday-june-5th-carly.html
Check it out and find out why Carly was the perfect choice as Regina Stevens, how she got started with the project, and what she does with her free time!
“Zombie Apocalypse: After Gory Incidents, Zombie Talk Grows”
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TAMPA, Fla. — First came Miami: the case of a naked man eating most of another man’s face. Then Texas: a mother accused of killing her newborn, eating part of his brain and biting off three of his toes. Then Maryland, a college student telling police he killed a man, then ate his heart and part of his brain.
It was different in New Jersey, where a man stabbed himself 50 times and threw bits of his own intestines at police. They pepper-sprayed him, but he was not easily subdued.
He was, people started saying, acting like a zombie. And the whole discussion just kept growing, becoming a topic that the Internet couldn’t seem to stop talking about.”
With all of the shocking news of cannibalism and zombie hysteria over the last few weeks, the CDC has seen fit to take an official stance on the issue of whether or not this is a full-blown zombie outbreak.
Check out the Huffington Post Coverage here and here.
New review from AllThingsHorrorOnline.net
“Their presentation is emotional, intelligent, and frightening. Though the film is very minimal in scale, the implications are wide-reaching… The final sequence is edited very powerfully, and the climax resonates long after viewing.”
New review is up from AllThingsHorrorOnline.net!
New podcast review – alittledead.com
“The thing she admits to doing in the women’s bathroom is the grossest thing I can think of in a film… Seriously gross in a great way! And that’s the thing that comes to mind, everything was done in the right way – from the realistic reasons for most of the found footage, to the source of Regina’s… condition, to the characters themselves. They were done just right.”
We scored a “Buy it” on their “Buy/Borrow/Don’t Bother” review system over at A Little Dead Podcast.
New review – From Midnight with Love!
“This is a fascinating, unique, and intelligent film that makes the most of its resources. It’s exciting to see a movie that feels as new to the horror genre as Pretty Dead does… a horror hit that’s just waiting to happen.”
A new review is up from the folks at From Midnight with Love, check them out here!
New Review from ZombiesDontRun.net!
New review is up from Chuck Conry at ZombiesDontRun.net!
” I believe all in all, when you add all that’s good about the film together, you end up with a movie that may just be a year end Top 10 flick… It’s probably more creative than 95% of everything else you see out there these days.”
They also have a section called “Cannibal Kitchen” that Regina could probably swap some recipes with.
4/5 Creepy Santas at the Man-Cave!
“Pretty Dead is pretty good…actually it is really pretty excellent!”
New review is up at TheMan-Cave.com!
Our interview with Almas Oscuras now in English!
The English version of the interview with Ben and Joe at Almas Oscuras is now up over at their site. Check it out for everything you ever wanted to know about how the movie came about and our feelings about the fan reactions. Thanks to Bob Rock for posting the English version!
The zombies will eat themselves – new fungus discovered that eats cordyceps
We may all have been saved! Researchers at Penn State have found a fungus that eats the zombie-creating fungi known as cordyceps. Congrats to those researchers, they may have just discovered the only known cure to a cordyceps infestation. We’ll be keeping a close eye on their progress!
Pre-review out of Sweden at FilmBizarro.com
A quick synopsis of the film before they do a full review over at FilmBizarro.com.
“‘Pretty Dead’ is a bleak horror-drama, and one of a few zombie films that decided to go a more realistic way focusing on a single person. A very effective approach and a solid independent effort overall where they make everything work to get you attached to the characters and believe the infection could be out there, somewhere.”