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Posted on Thursday, December 3rd, 2009 18:45:28 GMT by: agentorange
Posted under: post apocalyptic zombie movie news short

Directors Matt Simpson and Joseph Luke Avery have just given us a look at their entire 17 minute zombie short, Plague. The film has been gaining some great attention since we posted the teaser trailer back in September and was officially selected for many fests including the NYC Horrorfestival and The Revenant film festival in Seattle.

When writing the script for Plague, Matt Simpson really wanted to develop a story that didn't follow the usual scenario of an unlikely group of people coming together and bonding amidst the chaos. "I really liked the idea of using a Refugee character, somebody outside of society," he told Revenant Magazine. And so, Plague follows Vilhelm, an illegal migrant and gun runner, who is trying to make a new beginning. When he arrives in London, The dead rise and consume the living. But, can Vilhelm escape the bloodbath?

We're really stoked to be able to support Simpson and Avery and think they've got some real talent.

Watch the short horror film, Plague, in it's entirety after the break.


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nice work guys, love the Tarkovsky vibe.

Posted by: witchman | December 3, 2009 01:04:19 pm | permalink

Fantastic film. Great work guys. I'd love to see it available on DVD or BluRay.

Posted by: James Cole | December 3, 2009 07:00:18 pm | permalink

Wow, that was surprisingly good! It kept me on the edge of my seat the whole time.

Posted by: Phoebe | December 3, 2009 07:50:34 pm | permalink

Hey Guys, thanks for your comments, glad you enjoyed it.

James there was a limited run of dvds in both NTSC and PAL,
drop me a mail if you or anbody would like to own one,
Matt_asimpson@hotmail.com, they are nicely pressed and come in a flashy slim case! ill do them at cost, which is about 8 usd, thanks again.

Posted by: Matt Simpson | December 3, 2009 08:45:37 pm | permalink

Well done, guys. Love the ambience and can't wait to see your next work.

Posted by: Anonymous | December 4, 2009 02:31:41 am | permalink

Very, very well done! The actor playing the main character is superb in portraying his fears! The shock effects are very convincing especially when the zombie is shot in the head! Bravo! Now a full movie!

Posted by: Mirko di Wallenberg | December 5, 2009 01:24:25 am | permalink

it was screened at science+fiction - international film festival that take place every year in Trieste (Italy). it looks amazing!!!!!

Posted by: luca | December 11, 2009 03:41:58 pm | permalink

I really liked the character build. dialog always makes a film better, even if it s self dialog, it really draws you deeper into the story. flashy effects only hold a movie if it has great writing and plot. I dont believe this was very original but a still great film that can stand on its own.

Posted by: rob | December 13, 2009 03:59:10 am | permalink

Outstanding one of the best if not the best Zombie shorts ever, Loved it. Great Work keep it up.

Posted by: Eric VT | January 11, 2010 02:58:33 am | permalink

That was really sick dude! I loved it and they didnt get dinner at the end! I loved the way he looked at the other zeds as he was above them. Sick the sctoe was great loved it!

Posted by: Ken | February 8, 2010 07:42:37 pm | permalink

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