Country: USA, France, Germany
Year: 2010
Duration: 63'
l.a. zombie An alien zombie emerges from the Pacific Ocean and is given a ride by a surfer in his car. The two are involved in a crash which kills the young man but he is brought back to life by the zombie, who has sex with him and then abandons him to go to Los Angeles. Here, the zombie continues to search for dead bodies to bring back to life through sexual intercourse, in a sort of mission that raises the suspicion that perhaps the mysterious creature is only a schizophrenic in the throes of a hallucination. “As I was traveling around the world with the zombie movie Otto; or, Up with Dead People I found myself declaring in numerous interviews that I think that zombie porn is the trend of the future and that the public will get used to seeing flesh penetrated by hordes of lascivious zombies. So, just like a prophecy that makes itself come true, I found the money for a hardcore zombie project, to be shot in Los Angeles starring one of the biggest names in adult films and with special effects created by the wizard of this sector, Joe Castro. Get ready for a revolutionary porno-horror extravaganza!”
Biography
film director
Bruce LaBruce
Bruce LaBruce (Southampton, Canada, 1964) began his career in the 1980s with a series of experimental shorts in Super8. He has acted in a few of his feature films and has directed two artistic-pornographic films and their respective hardcore versions: Skin Flick (2000) and The Raspberry Reich (2004), which was screened at the Sundance Festival and at the Berlinale. In 2005, retrospectives honored him at the gay and lesbian film festivals of Madrid and Hong Kong and he has worked as a fashion photographer for magazines like “Dazed and Confused,” “Attitude” and “The National Post.” He has held personal exhibits at the Allequed Gallery in New York, MC Magma in Milan, Bailey Fine Arts Gallery in Toronto and John Connelly Presents in New York.
FILMOGRAFIA
filmografia essenziale/essential filmography
Boy/Girl (cm, 1987), I Know What It’s Like to Be Dead (cm, 1988), Bruce and Pepper Wayne Gacy’s Home Movies (cm, 1989), Slam! (cm, 1989), No Skin Off My Ass (1991), Super 8 1⁄2 (1994), Skin Gang (1999), Skin Flick (2000), The Raspberry Reich (2004), Give Piece of Ass a Chance (cm, 2007), Otto; or, Up with Dead People (2008), L.A. Zombie (2010).
Cast
& Credits
regia, sceneggiatura/director, screenplay
Bruce LaBruce
fotografia/cinematography
James Carman
montaggio/film editing
Jörn Hartmann
costumi/costume design
Arno Roca
musica/music
Jack Curtis Dubowsky, Kevin D. Hoover
suono/sound
Jason North
interpreti e personaggi/cast and characters
François Sagat (Zombie), Rocco Giovanni (la vittima dell’incidente in macchina/Car Accident Victim), Wolf Hudson (la vittima della sparatoria/Shooting Victim), Eddie Diaz (il cadavere/Corpse), Andrew James (il senzatetto in overdose/Homeless Overdose Man)
produttori/producers
Bruce LaBruce, Arno Rok, Robert Felt, Maciek Dziekiewicz, Damian Todaro, Jürgen Brüning, Jörn Hartmann
produzione/production
PPV Networks, Wurstfilm, Dark Alley Media, Arno Rok Production
distribuzione/distribution
Atlantide Entertainment/Queer Frame
vendita all’estero/world sales
Wurstfilm
