AFM 2011: Stare Down the First 13 Eerie Art!

By Uncle Creepy
October 31st, 2011

The latest bit of artwork for 13 Eerie has made it to our inbox just in time for Halloween and AFM, and it's ready to engage you in a staring contest for the ages! Bet you blink first!

From the Press Release
An epic battle of the undead is under way in the Canadian prairie province of Saskatchewan. Production on the feature length zombie flick 13 EERIE began earlier this week in Moose Jaw, Canada.

Six ambitious forensic undergrads are marooned on a remote island during a university field project. Unbeknownst to the group, the site was formerly used as an illegal biological testing ground for life-term criminals left for dead. But they aren't. They're undead.

The living cast includes Katharine Isabelle (Ginger Snaps) in the role of Megan, Michael Shanks (Stargate, Burn Notice, Smallville) in the role of Professor Tomkins, Brendan Fletcher (The Pacific, Freddy vs Jason) cast as Josh, and Nick Moran (Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows, Lock Stock and Two Smoking Barrels) plays Larry.

Brendan Fehr (Bones, CSI: Miami) puts his CSI forensic skills to use as Daniel, an undergraduate criminal sciences student.

While the zombies themselves are a tightly guarded secret, producers will admit the film applies a unique interpretation to the traditional zombie genre.

"While you may have seen a zombie movie before, you haven't seen zombies quite like this," said producer Kevin Dewalt. "Audiences will want to avoid dimly lit pathways on their way home from the theatre after seeing 13 Eerie. This isn't your everyday reanimated corpse," added producer Don Carmody.

The film is an Ontario/Saskatchewan interprovincial co-production produced by Don Carmody Productions and Minds Eye Entertainment. Kevin Dewalt (The Tall Man, Faces in the Crowd), Don Carmody (Chicago, Silent Hill, Resident Evil) and Mark Montague (The Tall Man, Faces in the Crowd) are producing. Roger Christian (Bandido, Underworld) is an executive producer.

13 Eerie is the feature length debut for director Lowell Dean, a self-professed zombie aficionado, and was written by Christian Piers Betley, whose thriller Dark Hearts is currently in post-production.