For Love of Zombies Poster debuts!

For Love of Zombies

Synopsis - Two zombie loving geeks and their reluctant girlfriends stop at Evans City Cemetery where the original Night of the Living Dead was filmed. While there they encounter a horde of ravenous zombies only this time it isn't a movie. 

 This fun Zombie short was shot during this past summer and will be a very fun time! Writer and Director Ron DiPrimio was kind enough to send us the poster drawn by Brian Maze, the award winning comic book artist and the man behind the popular MonkeyGoatBoy site.

Co-Host, Rob Dimension has a fun cameo as a Zombie in this one, star Teddy Wycheck had this to say "anytime I can kill Dimension, it's always a great day." I'm sure that everyone will enjoy this one. Once the official trailer and screening information is available, we will post it. For more Zombie Vision mini-episodes, check out:

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Pigamortis is a "Fan of the Dead" Review

Fan of the Dead review

by: Pigamortis Wrex

So I sat down popped in this DVD waiting to see some sort of uptight, pretentious French documentary about some Frog's trip to Pittsburgh Comic Con and his Romero worship. Man was I wrong. Nicolas Garreau (our documentarian) really nailed a fans' perspective on this one because he is 100%, undying (undead?) Romero/Zombie fan! 

This isn't some slick, avant garde, grand production from some french indie film company. Instead, its something that would invoke the fanboy spirit in even the most jaded of horror fans.
Nicolas takes us on his journey from France across the Atlantic to the exotic wilds of Pennsylvania. On this road trip he has a checklist of finding all of the locations from "Dawn/NotLD 91/Day and Creepshow". His first stop before hitting the Comic Con he takes us to the Margaret Morrison Carnagie Hall where they filmed Creepshow "The Crate" segment. Its when he finds the hallway used in the film that Nicolas absolutely shows his pure passion for Romero and his love of the films. He takes us to the studios used by Romero's Latent Image back when shooting the original NotLD. Its here that we learn the building's basement was used as the farmhouse's basement as well as the roof being used in Dawn during the SWAT assault. 

We are then brought to Pittsburgh Comic Con for some camera time with the zombies at the 25th anniversary of the film "Dawn of the Dead" or as Nicolas knows it "ZOMBI". Its here that go along with Nicolas on the Monroeville Mall tour with Ken Foree, Peter Emge and "Machete Zombie" Leonard Lies. Just some quick trivia learned from this movie, The money used by Peter and Steven in the bank scene in Dawn? REAL*
(*according to Ken Foree) Throughout this tour Nicolas shows all the little nuances and memorable scenes in Dawn, and each and everytime he got somewhere I recognized, i smiled. Invoking memories and just made me a happy Pig.

After the mall tour, we are taken to the locations of Night of the Living Dead (Savini remake, one of ole Pigamortis' favs) as well as the missle site(now warehouse)The film showed him sitting in traffic when he got lost on his way to these sites but it added to the feeling of being along for the ride.

This dvd is more like someone's vacation footage. I mean this is a good way. No pretense, no "script". Just sheer passion for something that has driven him all this way. A religious journey of sorts. Pittsburgh is his Mecca and you can't help but share in his enthusiasm and zombie love. In my opinion, THIS should be shown on the Travel Channel, instead of boring shows about going to BANGKOK, Naples, Kuala Lumpor or places i have NO desire to go. It is this movie makes you want to find these places for yourself. (Those fans who already havent.) We are privy to seeing things through Nicolas' eyes with no filters or hype or pretense. Just thru the eyes of a fan. I was a bit disappointed when this ended, I found myself wanting more. Maybe I will go on a road trip myself and enjoy just being a fan again. This was entertaining pure and simple. All zombie/Romero fans need to pick this up! 

Late Night Reviews The Italian Zombies Movies Pts. 1 & 2

A few weeks ago, John and I were sent sent the Zombie Italian Movies (Zombie Atrocity and Zombie Abomination) by film makers Thomas Berdinski, included with a napkin, script, clips, screener and actual copy of the film. He went above an beyond the call of duty, but we are glad he did.

 Paying homage to the great Italian Zombie film makers from the late 70's to early 80's, Berdinski really tries to give back to the likes of Lucio Fulci and Umberto Lenzi with a light hearted gorefest. With a modest budget, Berdinski uses lighting, classic Zombie make up and good ole' goofy humor to pull off a great addition to any Zombie lover's dvd collection.

I learned all kinds of things from these films...like Urine is sterile, (great to know early in the morning if I have a cut), usually if they are wearing a wrestling mask, they are probably a perv and I even learned some Woman's Lib. stuff (it mostly went in one ear and out the other). Plenty of gore, plenty of laughs and even some story in this 2 movie Zombified Epic. Berdinski should be given something like a Zombie Rotting Brain (made up award for really fun Zombie films...) for these two. Very fun films to sit and enjoy with some friends!

We give you a video review, check it out and after wards, go buy the film - Wanna see it? Wanna share the excitement? Wanna be drenched in blood and gore? Ok - then go visit the site you fiend! italianzombiemovie.