Feast on the Day of the Dead: Bloodline Trailer

When we think of zombies, there is really only one name that stands as tall as the genre itself and that name belongs to the man responsible for creating it: the late and great, George A. Romero. Since 1968, his "...of the Dead" films have captured the imaginations of fans and filmmakers alike, inspiring legions of ghouls to shamble along to his unique death march.

Joining the ranks of the dead is film director Hèctor Hernández Vicens with his grizzly reimagining of George A. Romero’s cult classic, Day of the Dead. Also infected are writers Mark Tonderai & Lars Jacobson and cast Sophie Skelton, Johnathon Schaech, Marcus Vanco, Jeff Gum, Lorina Kamburova, Nick Loeb, Rachel O’Meara, Debbie Sherman, Luke Cousins, Nathan Cooper, Lillian Blankenship, and Cristina Serafini.

Set to premiere January 5, 2018 in theaters, VOD, and Digital HD, Day of the Dead: Bloodline is described as “a post-apocalyptic, zombie-filled world where a former med school student is tormented by a dark figure from her past. The only thing is, he’s a half-human, half-zombie hell-bent on destroying her world.”

Poster artwork, courtesy of Bloody Disgusting.

About the Author

Ray Morse

Filmmaker. Podcaster. Writer. Geek. "A high-powered mutant of some kind never even considered for mass production. Too weird to live, and too rare to die." Raised in the wastelands of New Jersey, Ray Morse is a passionate film enthusiast/maker and aspiring creative. When he is not embodying the essence of the Mungus on his weekly live podcast or consuming mass amounts of cinema/television, he can be found re-writing his Dead Entertainment bio, avoiding general responsibility, and talking at length about the things he plans to do instead of doing them.

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