Stars: Adrienne King, Sabrina Dickens, Sule Rimi, Lee Bane, Richard Goss, Kathy Saxondale, Philip Harvey | Written by Andrew Jones, James Plumb | Directed by James Plumb
Welsh filmmakers Andrew Jones and James Plumb re-team once more following Night of the Living Dead: Resurrection, for yet another film that shares it moniker with a previous film – this time the 1972 film starring John Carradine and Mary Woronov, Silent Night Bloody Night. And as they did with their previous horror flick Jones and Plumb take the basic premise of the ’72 movie and craft a new film around it. So as with Notld: Resurrection, Silent Night, Bloody Night: The Homecoming is essentially a remake of the original film – taking in a number of the same characters, the same abandoned “mansion” and yet another escaped psycho from the local looney bin, yet giving it a British Welsh spin and adding a few new scenes and characters into the mix…...
Welsh filmmakers Andrew Jones and James Plumb re-team once more following Night of the Living Dead: Resurrection, for yet another film that shares it moniker with a previous film – this time the 1972 film starring John Carradine and Mary Woronov, Silent Night Bloody Night. And as they did with their previous horror flick Jones and Plumb take the basic premise of the ’72 movie and craft a new film around it. So as with Notld: Resurrection, Silent Night, Bloody Night: The Homecoming is essentially a remake of the original film – taking in a number of the same characters, the same abandoned “mansion” and yet another escaped psycho from the local looney bin, yet giving it a British Welsh spin and adding a few new scenes and characters into the mix…...
- 10/9/2013
- by Phil Wheat
- Nerdly
Stars: Sarah Louise Madison, Sabrina Dickens, S.J. Evans, Rorie Stockton, Richard Goss, Sule Rimi, Kathy Saxondale, Johnathon Farrell | Written by James Plumb, Andrew Jones | Directed by James Plumb
In 2012,the deceased have risen from their graves with only one instinct-to feed on the living. Academics speculate on the scientific cause of the phenomena and theologians point to the Armageddon foretold in the Book of Revelation. But as the cities are over run and civilization crumbles, four generations of one family take refuge from the undead army in an isolated farmhouse in West Wales.
Based on the 1968 zombie classic, Night of the Living Dead: Resurrection is not a direct remake of George Romero’s original, instead it takes inspiration from the original movie, often playing with the audiences expectations and subverting the events that you would expect, given the trend of “remakes”, to take place.
Very much an amateur production, and...
In 2012,the deceased have risen from their graves with only one instinct-to feed on the living. Academics speculate on the scientific cause of the phenomena and theologians point to the Armageddon foretold in the Book of Revelation. But as the cities are over run and civilization crumbles, four generations of one family take refuge from the undead army in an isolated farmhouse in West Wales.
Based on the 1968 zombie classic, Night of the Living Dead: Resurrection is not a direct remake of George Romero’s original, instead it takes inspiration from the original movie, often playing with the audiences expectations and subverting the events that you would expect, given the trend of “remakes”, to take place.
Very much an amateur production, and...
- 5/11/2013
- by Phil Wheat
- Nerdly
First, there was a warning: you won’t stay dead! Now, we should better watch out, because when the sun goes down – the terror will begin! Spooky stuff, but here we go! A completely new trailer and one new poster for the upcoming Night Of The Living Dead: Resurrection have arrived and we’re here to share it with you! Hope you’ll like it!
In case you’re not so familiar with this independent horror movie, I will first inform you that it comes from director James Plumb, who also co-wrote the script together with Andrew Jones. The film is a British version of the 1968 zombie classic and stars Sabrina Dickens, Kathy Saxondale, Sarah Louise Madison, Richard Goss, Sule Rimi and S.J. Evans.
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The deceased have risen from their graves with only one instinct: to feed on the living. As academics speculate...
In case you’re not so familiar with this independent horror movie, I will first inform you that it comes from director James Plumb, who also co-wrote the script together with Andrew Jones. The film is a British version of the 1968 zombie classic and stars Sabrina Dickens, Kathy Saxondale, Sarah Louise Madison, Richard Goss, Sule Rimi and S.J. Evans.
Click here to view the embedded video.
The deceased have risen from their graves with only one instinct: to feed on the living. As academics speculate...
- 11/28/2012
- by Jeanne Standal
- Filmofilia
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