Watch: ‘A Father’s Day’ Superb Troma-Esque Zombie Family Short Film
by Alex Billington
July 15, 2022
Source: YouTube
Zombies have emotions, too. Thay could also be flesh hungry monsters that need to eat your brains on the skin, however on the within they’ve emotions for his or her lengthy misplaced family members, too… The similar lengthy misplaced family members they most likely tore aside and ate after they turned a zombie, however hey they nonetheless miss them! Emotions nonetheless matter. I believe? A Father’s Day is a zombie quick movie that initially premiered in 2016 at movie festivals, and first debuted on-line in 2018. Even years later it is nonetheless implausible and price a watch. Unexpectedly reunited together with his daughter amongst the ruins of the world as they knew it, a father is set to make at the present time particular, even when they’re already lifeless. Starring Garth Maunders and Hazel Gibson. The father’s efficiency in that is excellent, means higher than it must be, however that is a part of what makes it so memorable. The zombie make-up can also be high notch, and the ultimate shot is rattling good. This director must be making options by now.
Thanks to Short of the Week for that includes this one. Brief description from YouTube: “Unexpectedly reunited with his daughter amongst the ruins of the world as they knew it, a father is determined to make this day special, even if they are already dead.” A Father’s Day is each written and directed by Manchester-based UK filmmaker Mat Johns – see extra of his work on his Vimeo or go to his official website. Produced by Chris Lane. Executive produced by Paul Ashton and Jessica Loveland. With cinematography by Sam Twyman, and music by William Morris. Funded by Creative England and BFI Network. This initially premiered again in 2016 on the Encounters Film Festival within the UK, taking part in on the fest circuit all through all of 2017. Winner of Best Zombie Short on the 2016 Atlanta Horror Festival, and Best Short / Best SFX on the 2017 Horrorhound Film Festival. For extra information on the movie, go to SOTW or Vimeo. To watch extra shorts, click on right here. Thoughts?
