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Dance of the Dead

You Old Enough to Dance with the Dead?

IGN made me proud today as they posted a "restricted" trailer for Gregg Bishop's prom themed zombie picture, Dance of the Dead.

Dance of the Dead


 Year  Country
 2008  USA
 Run Time   MPAA Rating
   R
 Category  Color
 Feature  Color
 Director
 Gregg Bishop
 Writer(s)
 Gregg Bishop | Joe Ballarini
 Starring
 Carissa Capobianco | Chandler Darby | Greyson Chadwick | Jared Kusnitz
 Sub Genre
 Comedy
 Keywords
 Dancing | Dates | Prom | Relationships | Undead
 Themes
 Zombies
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Plot Synopsis:

On the night of the big High-School Prom, the dead rise to eat the living, and the only people who can stop them are the losers who couldn't get dates to the dance.


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News:
You Old Enough to Dance with the Dead?
Ghost House Underground Reeks, Dances
Praise-filled Dance of the Dead Art
Dance of the Dead Gets a New Poster
Full SXSW Horror Lineup!
The Dead Can Dance

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Ghost House Underground Reeks, Dances

Seems that Ghost House Underground is serious about its horror, if the company's initial lineup (which includes the monster horror movie Dark Floors, among others) is any indication, and today they’ve announced two more titles for direct-to-DVD release.

Praise-filled Dance of the Dead Art

Another poster for Gregg Bishop’s upcoming teens vs. the undead flick, Dance of the Dead, showed up on IMP Awards today; and while it’s not as amusing as the last one, it certainly does heap on the praise!

Dance of the Dead Gets a New Poster

Last year we brought you news of a fresh zombie film being directed by Gregg Bishop, which featured the undead feasting on teens during a homecoming dance (“The Dead Can Dance” – May 2007). The artwork for the film back then really wasn't much to look at, but today we got an eyeful.

Full SXSW Horror Lineup!

Yesterday we got official word from Warnrer Bros that Raw Feed entry Otis would be making its premiere at this year’s South by Southwest festival, running March 7th-15th. But Otis is just one of many new horror entries making their debut, as we found out today when the official lineup was announced.

The Dead Can Dance

Let’s see, we’ve had zombies at the mall (multiple times), zombies in the woods, zombies in the streets and even underwater zombies; I guess it's inevitable that zombies would eventually make their way to a homecoming dance. The living dead feasting on the flesh of teenagers? Yes, please.