The Loneliest Boy in the World
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When the sheltered and unsocialized Oliver (Harwood) is tasked with making new friends after the sudden and devastating death of his mother, he decides that digging a few up (literally) might be his best bet. However, when he awakens the morning after his excavating escapades, he discovers that his newly acquired friends have mysteriously come to life overnight, launching them all into a series of misadventures as they try to keep their secret safe from neighbors, classmates and social workers alike.
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Well Go USA distributes in the US. Well Go USA’s President and CEO, Doris Pfardrescher was quoted saying: "THE LONELIEST BOY IN THE WORLD is imbued with dark humor and clever, macabre irony, but at its core, it is simultaneously sweet and nostalgic, a true testament to the value of friends who help you carve out your place in the world even in the midst of some really tragic circumstances." Adding... "The film exquisitely pulls off the sort of Burtonesque, gothic-suburbia aesthetic and charm that audiences are so hungry for every October, and the story been brought to life (so to speak) by a truly unbeatable cast."
Director Martin Owen (L.A. Slasher, Let's be Evil, Killers Anonymous) was quoted saying: "I feel very privileged to bring this wonderful story to the screen, particularly alongside such an incredible cast. Each actor brought their own quirky, nuanced style to the table, and it would be impossible to overstate the stylistic impact every single person made on the finished product. I am beyond excited for audiences to join in the fun of this heartfelt, wacky, zombie-infused 80s fairytale."
This is a coming-of-age zombie comedy that's described as a "modern fairytale — except with zombies."