Country: USA
Year: 2005
Duration: 60'
Terror and
scandal grip the nation
when the media discovers that the living dead have swayed the
presidential
election. This adaptation of Dale Bailey's award-winning
short story Death
& Suffrage blends zombie
horror and contemporary political satire with chilling results.
"Horror
comes in many forms. It can
be within the safe confines of a movie theater or it can be in the
shock of
real life, of being alive. And it can be the terror of not being in
charge of
your own life, of being manipulated by forces over which you have no
control.
Many people today are experiencing such horror. This story should be
being told
in various venues, but instead it's being told, perhaps
appropriately, as an
installment of Masters
of Horror." (J. Dante)
Biography
film director
Joe Dante
Joe Dante (Morristown,
New Jersey, 1948)
studied at the Philadelphia College of Art. He made his first
full-length film
in
FILMOGRAFIA
The Movie Orgy
(1968), Hollywood
Boulevard (1976),
Piranha (id., 1978), The
Howling (L’ululato, 1981),
Gremlins (id., 1984), Explorers
(1985), Innerspace (Salto
nel buio, 1987), The Burbs, (L’erba
del vicino, 1989), Gremlins
2: The New Batch (Gremlins 2 - La nuova stirpe,
1990), Matinée (id.,
1993), The Second Civil War (La seconda guerra civile
americana, 1997), Small
Soldiers (id., 1998), Looney
Tunes: Back in Action (id.,
2003), Haunted Lighthouse (2003), Masters
of Horror (ep. Homecoming,
TV, 2005).
TFF
prizes
