Remains
The story centers on two lone survivors of a bizarre accident that reduced most of the world’s population to zombies. They take refuge in a vacant casino and fight a losing battle against the undead.
CATEGORY
Zombies
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PROJECT DETAILS
- Premieres on the Chiller channel on December 16th 2011.
- Filmed in the towns of Mystic and Norwich, CT, with additional exteriors on location in Reno, NV.
- Fans may recognize actor Miko Hughes as the little boy from the original Pet Sematary and Wes Craven's New Nightmare.
- Said to be getting a limited theatrical run before airing on the Chiller channel in the Fall.
- John Doolan was quoted saying, "The script is filled with big, action set pieces, but also strong suspense moments that will hopefully terrify the audience." He added.. "We're playing around with the zombie rules and creating our own breed, which will hopefully keep even the biggest zombie aficionados on their toes."
- Writer John Doolan ocassionally does reviews for UHM under the name "Johnny D".
- One of the first in a line of new genre films produced by the Chiller channel, which aims to produce original pics that "rises above the TV movie norms by creating memorable and legitimately scary films."
- Based on the graphic novel with the same name by Steve Niles (30 Days of Night).
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It sounds interesting, but I'm wondering how much of a loosing battle can 2 characters fight against a world full of zombies?
I'd like to see really good zombie books turned into movies. Some of these zombie movie listings sound like garbage!!
I want to see a real good horror/zombie flick!! I loved 28 days later! Need another film like that!
I recommend Dead City and Apocalypse of the Dead by Joe Mckinney to be made into movies! The books are awesome! Books are always better than the movie! Read them!
Is..... Is it true?! Is a cable channel going to make an actual decent horror flick?! Before now I would have said impossible. Given the B and C-rated ass cheese that SYFY pumps out, I didn't think decent horror was possible off the big screen. And even then lately.......
But The Walking Dead on AMC gives me hope! Always liked Chiller over SYFY anyhow. Good luck Johnny D!
And I might as well add it to the list: Harrisburg, PA!
Good news. You got my support. Hopefully it'll play in enough theaters.
Johnny D, if you have any say on the theaters where it shows. BOSTON, MA. Lol, I'll be looking forward to this and I don't have cable. Even if I did have cable, I wouldn't have Chiller. Just a suggestion but, I figured I'd try, lol.
The movie sounds great btw.