Zombie Prom (2006)

A teenage romance between a good girl and a bad boy spirals out of control leaving a trail of nuclear waste.

Director:

Vince Marcello

Writer:

Vince Marcello

Stars:

RuPaul, Darren Robertson, Candice Nicole

4 wins.

Cast

Cast overview, first billed only:
RuPaul	...	Ms. Strict
Darren Robertson	...	Jonny
Candice Nicole	...	Toffee
David Engel	...	Eddie Flagranté
Katherine Von Till	...	Candy
Brendan R. Murphy	...	Jake (as Brendan Robert Murphy)
April Malina	...	Ginger
Russel Taylor	...	Josh
Katy Mixon	...	Coco
Dominic Nolfi	...	Joey
Michael West	...	Longfellow
Dea Vise	...	Toffee's Mom
Gregory North	...	Toffee's Father (as Greg Zerkle)
Vincent Angelo	...	Eddie's Camera Man
Christopher Machin	...	Eddie's Sound Man

Storyline

A teenage romance between a good girl and a bad boy spirals out of control leaving a trail of nuclear waste.

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Plot Keywords:

prom | zombie | two word title | written by director | 

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Taglines:

An Alarming Anecdote of Atomic Adolescent Angst!

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Genres:

Short | Comedy | Horror | Musical

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Certificate:

PG-13

Details

Official Sites:

Official site

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Release Date:

9 February 2006 (USA)

Filming Locations:

Los Angeles, California, USA

Box Office

Budget:

$1,000,000 (estimated)

Company Credits

Technical Specs

Sound Mix:

Dolby Digital

Color:

Color

Aspect Ratio:

2.35 : 1

Did You Know?

Trivia

In its stage version, Zombie Prom was a full-length musical with roughly 22 songs. For the film, a great deal of dialogue and and music were dropped (although the plot is still roughly the same), giving the film a runtime of a slightly over 30 minutes. Among the songs that were dropped are "Rules, Regulations, and Respect" - a song in which Miss Strict teaches the students the principles of discipline, "That's the Beat For Me" - a song in which Eddie Flagrante proclaims his love for his job as a tabloid news reporter, "The Voice in the Ocean" - a duet for Jonny and Toffee in which Jonny explains how and why he came back from the dead (he had been buried at sea in a lead-lined coffin in the stage version), "Case Closed" - a trio for Eddie, Miss Strict, and Jonny in which all three argue about whether or not Jonny should be allowed to re-enroll at Fermi High, "Exposé" - a duet for Miss Strict and Eddie in which they relive their passionate past, and "Forbidden Love" - a duet for Jonny and Toffee in which they reaffirm their love for one another. Plus, there were several other musical moments that were turned into (much shorter) dialogue in the film.

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Soundtracks

Blast from the Past
Music by Dana P. Rowe
Lyrics by John Dempsey
Performed by Darren Robertson and Company

User Reviews

Super Hot ~ it's Radioactive!

Just saw the premier last night in the heart of Boston and I have to say this film swept with outstanding applause and enthusiasm. The cast is a wonderful blend of 50's style poppy characters. The color throughout the film was very eye catching. Great composition along with framing and timing between cuts. The comic book style was most impressive in how it's integrated throughout the film. Costume design is amazing along with the amazing musical look and feel throughout the film. Congratulations! Vince on your fine work. I also congratulate all the people who worked on the film behind he scenes. It's a must see film. ~ Aaron