The film destined to be one of the biggest - if not the biggest - Asylum films of the year, Abraham Lincoln vs Zombies, is at last on DVD, Blu-Ray and VOD as of the instant you read this sentence.
The film - whose plot the title pretty much sums up - comes from writer/director Richard Schenkman and stars the great and talented Bill Oberst Jr. (A Haunting in Salem, Born Bad) as the 16th President of the United States, who slings a wicked scythe.
For a more in-depth analysis of what I thought of the film, just scroll down a couple inches. Otherwise, go now and procure your copy of truly one of the most-unique zombie films to date; you won't be sorry, guaranteed.
The film - whose plot the title pretty much sums up - comes from writer/director Richard Schenkman and stars the great and talented Bill Oberst Jr. (A Haunting in Salem, Born Bad) as the 16th President of the United States, who slings a wicked scythe.
For a more in-depth analysis of what I thought of the film, just scroll down a couple inches. Otherwise, go now and procure your copy of truly one of the most-unique zombie films to date; you won't be sorry, guaranteed.
I don't recall reading of these, anywhere...am I just unobservant, or something else? And if (judging by that first title) we are soon to see a "found footage" movie about Richard Speck...will this be the first Asylum production shot on Super-8 film?
ReplyDeleteStrange...Blogspot truncated my comment, which should read:
ReplyDeleteI'm hoping the Blu-Ray will have arrived when I get home from the office...can't wait to see this one!
Here's something strange: I pre-ordered The Haunting of Whaley House the website recommended a couple of other pre-release offerings:
100th Street Haunting (The Ghost of Richard Speck)
and
Alien Origin
I don't recall reading of these, anywhere...am I just unobservant, or something else? And if (judging by that first title) we are soon to see a "found footage" movie about Richard Speck...will this be the first Asylum production shot on Super-8 film?
...aaaand upon arrival home, no sign of Lincoln v. Zombies ...but American Warships was waiting on the doorstep.
ReplyDeleteAlso, upon checking the Asylum home page, I see "Alien Origin" and "100th St. Haunting" so I guess I've just been oblivious. Still, I'm intrigued by that Richard Speck title.