ZOMBIE
Synopsis
ZOMBIE, a 19 minute psychological horror film, is based on the award-winning novella by literary icon Joyce Carol Oates. A Jeffrey Dahmer-esque serial killer attacks his last victim. Or does he?
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ZOMBIE by JOYCE CAROL OATES - NYFringe Festival August 2008
Type: Trailer • Published 2008-06-17
Top Cast
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- Director
- Thomas Caruso
- Screenplay & Story
- Bill Connington
- Original Title
- ZOMBIE
- Country of Origin
- United States of America
- Spoken Languages
- English
- Runtime
- 20m
- Production Studios
- Razors Edge Productions
Creative Leadership & Key Crew
Thomas Caruso
Bill Connington, Joyce Carol Oates
Thomas Caruso, Bill Connington
Department Leadership Roster
Bill Connington
Screenplay
Thomas Caruso
Director
Thomas Caruso
Producer
Bill Connington
Producer
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What is ZOMBIE about?
ZOMBIE, a 19 minute psychological horror film, is based on the award-winning novella by literary icon Joyce Carol Oates. A Jeffrey Dahmer-esque serial killer attacks his last victim. Or does he?
Who directed ZOMBIE?
ZOMBIE was directed by Thomas Caruso.
Who stars in ZOMBIE?
The principal cast of ZOMBIE includes Bill Connington, Tanvir Gopal, Kelley Van Dilla, Hayley Holbrook, Mario Caruso.
When was ZOMBIE released and how long is it?
ZOMBIE was released in 2011 with a total runtime of 20m.
Is ZOMBIE based on a book or true story?
ZOMBIE is adapted from the following source material: Novel: "Joyce Carol Oates".