Colin Two Disc Special Edition

Product Description Already a worldwide phenomenon with huge media coverage, Colin is the first zombie movie told from the zombie's perspective, it is a film truly like no other. Our hero Colin is bitten by a zombie; he dies and returns as one of the undead. We follow him as he wanders through suburbia during the throes of a cadaverous apocalypse. Through his encounters with objects, places and people, we learn who Colin was and more pertinently, what he has now become. Including a broad daylight zombie versus human street battle, an epic housebound siege and bags of gore. Made for only $70, this is a zombie phenomenon that must not be missed! Special Features: Making of Colin special feature, Deleted scenes, Theatrical Trailer, Director's commentary, Exclusive: Director's new short film 'The End...' Review Original, Compelling and as Thought Provoking as Romeros NIGHT OF THE LIVING DEAD --ZombieFriends.com This Film will Revolutionize Zombie Cinema! --Scars Magazine Brilliantly Conceived... Meditative, Often Genuinely Funny Film... One of the Most Heartening Stories of Modern Cinema. --Filmstar Magazine About the Director The surprise hit of the Cannes Film Festival, COLIN, a British zombie movie, which cost just £45 to make, will be released in US theaters this Fall. COLIN is a new take on the traditional zombie film genre, telling the tale through the eyes of the zombie, played by 29-year-old Alastair Kirton. Indie distributor Walking Shadows has just signed a deal to distribute the movie and is planning a theatrical release in major US cities, along with DVD and VOD around Halloween 2010. Filmmaker Marc Price made headlines around the world when his DIY movie gained critical acclaim for being a fresh voice in a well-worn genre and was hailed as redefining no-budget film-making Price taught himself many of the roles needed to make the film as he couldnt afford to pay a crew, and got his friends to help out. COLIN was first snapped up for release in cinemas in the UK and Japan, with all deals brokered by Helen Grace of Left Film Sales. Price is thrilled that US audiences will now get to see his movie, after news of the film was featured on US television networks including CNN, ABC, and CBS. Made for around $75 in cash spent mostly on tea and cookies for the zombies - Price relied on friends and Facebook to cast his legion of undead extras. It t