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Devil's Crossing and Turning on the Devil: A Movie Review
30 December 2011 4:00 AM, PST | 28 Days Later Analysis | See recent 28 Days Later Analysis news »
*a screener of this film was provided by Left Films.
Director/writer: James Ryan Gary.
Cast: Michael Sharpe, Patrick G. Keenan, Jenny Gulley and Kevin L. Johnson.
Devil's Crossing is the first film from the very young director James Ryan Gary. Seriously, this guy looks twenty in his interviews. The film is a blend of the western and horror genres as zombies promise to take over the world. Devil's Crossing is similar to other films like the recent Cowboys and Zombies, Olivier Beguin's short film "Dead Bones" and Spencer Estabrooks' "Dead Walkers." All of these are great films including Gary's latest entry. This title will release in the United Kingdom January 30th and it is already available in North America; this reviewer would recommend the film to indie horror fans across the board.
The film begins with the character Shadrach played by Michael Sharpe. He is digging his »
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"Employee of the Month" and Long Unemployment Lines for Monsters: A Short Film Review
2 October 2011 7:00 AM, PDT | 28 Days Later Analysis | See recent 28 Days Later Analysis news »
Director: Olivier Beguin.
Writers: Olivier Beguin and Colin Vettier.
"Employee of the Month" or "Employe du Mois" is director Olivier Beguin's latest short film which deals with out of work horror personnel. There is the zombie, the mummy, the fairy, the ghost the vampire and Satan himself. Currently on the film festival circuit, including a stop at Stiges, "Employee of the Month" is a French film full of laughs. Unemployment is a serious issue, but here Beguin shows the special needs of several supernatural characters.
The zombie has tried construction, being a butcher and other jobs, but his body parts keep falling off! This makes finding steady work difficult. He finds a job as a crisis support worker, with his grunts and groans helping people to get over grief and other difficult life situations. The brain dead and undead still have a function in life.
The mummy, or the previous King of Egypt, »
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Monster Madness in this First Trailer for Olivier Beguin's "Employee of the Month"
30 May 2011 4:07 PM, PDT | 28 Days Later Analysis | See recent 28 Days Later Analysis news »
Swiss born director Olivier Beguin ("Dead Bones") has recently completed production on the monster based horror short "Employee of the Month." The film tells the tale of various creatures searching for work, in a recovering economy. Now, horror fans will have to compete with werewolves, zombies and mummies in job lines. This is truly a cutthroat economy and fans can have a look at Beguin's first trailer for the short, below. Try not to laugh as the clip puts you partially in the role of a recruiter.
The synopsis for "Employee of the Month" is here:
"Once hidden in cupboards, lying in coffins and haunting sarcophagi, these creatures now try to find a job. There is the Office of Professional Retraining of Myths and Legends, an organization that helps these creatures adjust to the workforce. But retraining is not easy and Stephanie, a case worker/adviser, tries to find any »
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Post-production begins on Beguin's new short Employe Du Mois
11 May 2011 3:51 AM, PDT | Twitch | See recent Twitch news »
Apparently the supernatural need employment!Olivier Beguin previously directed the western-horror film Dead Bones and is back with a horror-comedy about trying to find the right place in the workforce for mummies, vampires, zombies and all manners of beasties.Once hidden in cupboards, lying in coffins and haunting sarcophagi, these creatures now try to find a job.There is the Office of Professional Retraining of Myths and Legends, an organization that helps these creatures adjust to the workforce. But retraining is not easy and Stephanie, a case worker/adviser, tries to find any position suited to their unique conditions.Why the dead would choose to return to the monotony of work remains to be seen!Two pictures have been released from the production, please see the teaser posters below. »
Olivier Beguin Completes Production on the Horror Comedy "Employee of the Month"
6 April 2011 12:49 PM, PDT | 28 Days Later Analysis | See recent 28 Days Later Analysis news »
Employee of the Month StillDirector Olivier Beguin ("Dead Bones," Stresseurs) has recently finished production on another short film, titled "Employee of the Month." This is a Chaotic Clock Production and this twelve minute "comedy, fantasy" (Chaotic), follows a warlock, mummies and vampires and other monsters, as they struggle to find employment. It is not easy slinging burgers, when all you want to do is drink your co-workers blood. Have a look at a preview of "Employee of the Month" here, as Beguin also works to complete the horror feature Stresseurs. More details are below.
The synopsis for the short film is here:
"Stéphanie helps the unemployed to find a new job. But when those unemployed are such characters as vampires, witches or fairies, it is sure not to be an easy task" (Chaotic).
Completion Date: July, 2011.
Director: Olivier Beguin.
Writer: Colin Vettier.
Producer: Adan Martin.
Cast: Catriona MacColl, Caroline Althaus, »
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