Indican Pictures is releasing British slacker sex-infused comedy horror film Shed of the Dead in the USA with limited theatrical showings and home video release.
Besides it’s irreverent take on the zombie sub-genre, Shed of the Dead also features three horror icons: Kane Hodder, Bill Moseley and Michael Berryman. All three actors will be at Shriekfest and Monsterpalooza to talk about the allotment-set undead apocalypse movie.
The first showing of Shed of the Dead will take place in North Hollywood at the Laemmle Theatre on May 17th. It will also be shown at the Sci-fi London festival on May 18th. After a theatrical release, which will take place in at least four countries, Shed of the Dead will be available on DVD and Digital platforms on June 6th.
Here’s our coverage of the movie so far:
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‘A hero’s tale of blood, sweat, and shears’
Shed of the Dead is a 2018 British comedy horror feature film written and directed by Drew Cullingham (A Vampire’s Tale) for 7DM Studios.
The movie stars Bill Moseley, Kane Hodder, Michael Berryman, Emily Booth, Spencer Brown, Lauren Socha, Ewen MacIntosh, plus Brian Blessed as the narrator.
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Official synopsis:
Trevor is “between jobs.” He spends his days avoiding his wife by hiding out in his allotment shed and painting figurines for his war games with his agoraphobic friend, Graham, and dreaming of his heroic alter-ego, the battle mage Casimir the Destroyer.
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When Mr. Parsons (Kane Hodder), one of the other allotment tenants, petitions to have Trevor removed from his disgrace of a plot, a violent argument ensues that inadvertently leaves Trevor with a corpse to hide.
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Unfortunately, this untimely accident coincides with the zombie apocalypse, and Mr. Parsons’ return is just the beginnings of Trevor’s problems.
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More pressing is whether or not he should try to save his wife Bobbi (Lauren Socha) and her beautiful best friend Harriet (Emily Booth), whom both he and Graham have a thing for…
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Reviews:
“What I wasn’t expecting was how much of the film is actually somewhat serious. There’s even a couple of fairly poignant moments mixed in with the jokes and carnage. Shed of the Dead isn’t the next Shaun of the Dead, it’s not even the next Me and My Mates vs. The Zombie Apocalypse. But it is a painless enough way to kill some time…” Jim Morazzini, Voices from the Balcony
Release:
Shed of the Dead will have its world premiere at the Sci-Fi-London Film Festival on 18th May 2019, with a Digital Download release on 20th May. Special guests from the cast, Spencer Brown, Emily Booth, Lauren Socha and Ewen MacIntosh, will be attending the Q&A after the premiere. Tickets will be available via sci-fi-london.com
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Cast and characters:
- Kane Hodder … Mr. Parsons
- Bill Moseley … Doc
- Michael Berryman … Derek
- Brian Blessed … Narrator (voice)
- Lauren Socha … Bobbi
- Emily Booth … Harriet
- Ewen MacIntosh Ewen MacIntosh … Graham
- James Fisher … Peter
- Penny Judd … Zombie
- Warren Speed … Pervo The Clown
- Jamie Long … Paramedic Joe (as Jamie Roberts)
- Colin Murtagh … Biker Zombie
- Frank Jakeman … Ted
- Evie Scott … Zombie Bride
- Julian Nest … Birch
- Spencer Brown … Trevor
- Filiz Fairweather … Zombie
- Antony D. Lane … Greg
- Finbarr Delaney … Matty
- Clare Lean … Irene
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