"Silent Night, Zombie Night" has been chosen for the line up in the Nevermore Film Festival 2010's line up. The fest, which takes place in Durham North Carolina, kicks off the weekend of February 19th through the 21st. SNZN plays both Saturday (at 9:25 PM) and Sunday (at 2:45 PM). Director Sean Cain will be a special guest of the festival and appear in person!

To find out more information please go to the official website:

http://festivals.carolinatheatre.org/nevermore/index.php

Director Sean Cain and actors Felissa Rose and Lew Temple were recently interviewed for the latest issue of SCARS Magazine.

You can find this latest issue (Vol. 2 - Issue 9) at your local newsstand or free online at the SCARS website:

http://scarsmagazine.com/blog/scars-hills-run-red-issue-volume-2-issue-9/

Check out the second part of the Q & A from the Los Angeles screening of "Silent Night, Zombie Night" at the New Beverly Cinema.

Recently director Sean Cain was fortunate enough to combine his X-mas vacation with a little media whoring for the Bay Area's FM station 89.7 with DJ Misfire.

He spoke mostly about "Silent Night, Zombie Night", but a little bit of "Breath of Hate" and even his time on "Powder" were thrown in there. To check out the interview click the link below (it starts about 10 minutes into the recording so scan past the spooky music until you hear the chattering).

http://www.kfjc.org/broadcast_archives/archives/0912281753h_frightline.mp3

Check out the first part of the Q & A from the recently Los Angeles screening of "Silent Night, Zombie Night" at the New Beverly Cinema.

Dread Central posted the Q & A video for our recent premiere in Vegas:

Check out the full article & some pictures over at Dread Central:

Silent Night, Zombie Night Does Vegas

"Silent Night, Zombie Night" has just received its first review from Heather Wixson over at Dread Central. She writes:

"Overall, SNZN did a great job of intertwining romantic drama, some humorous moments, and good old-fashioned zombie carnage and didn’t end up feeling like it was trying to rip off any of its predecessors in the process.

Silent Night, Zombie Night is a great example of how independent horror can incorporate story, substance, and zombie killing and not need to rely on a bloated budget to get the job done. It delivers on each of those levels, and while the movie isn’t perfect, it’s one helluva fun ride while you're watching."

To read the full review hop on over to Dread Central right here:

Silent Night, Zombie Night (2009)

More coverage of the Los Angeles SNZN premiere event by our friends at Dread Central:

"Beginning on December 19th, silent nights are going to have more than just killer Santas to contend with, as now Christmas will also be host to a zombie invasion. And if you’re in the Los Angeles area, find out where to catch Silent Night, Zombie Night."

Check out the full article right here:

SNZN Dec. 19th LA Screening w/ Director and Stars

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Shock Till You Drop sends us some love for the Los Angeles premiere of SNZN!

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Check out the latest write up regarding the Vegas screening of SNZN.