The Revenant (2009/I)

Director:

D. Kerry Prior

Writer:

D. Kerry Prior (written by)

Release Date:

2009 (USA)

Genre:

Comedy | Horror

Tagline:

What could be worse than having your best friend die?

Plot:

A horror movie/buddy comedy about Joey and his undead friend Bart who comes back from the dead as a revenant: an articulate zombie that needs to drink blood to arrest the decomposition of his body.

Plot Keywords:

Zombie

Status:

Post-production | See complete list of 12,000 in-production titles »

Status Updated:

6 June 2009

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Cast

David Anders	...	Bart
Senyo Amoaku	...	Liquor Store Robber
Cathy Shim	...	Sophia Chang
Louise Griffiths	...	Janet
David Ury	...	ATM robber
Jonathan Mangum	...	Reporter
Mark Elias	...	Silverlake Jake
Amy Correa	...	Latin Nurse
Stacy Glassgold	...	Nurse Julia
Chris Wylde	...	Joey
Jeff Rector	...	Colonel Richards
Mike Rad	...	Shopping Cart Guy
Braxton Davis	...	News anchor (as Braxton Honeycutt)
Clint Jung	...	Marty
Emiliano Torres	...	Miguel
Jennifer Holloway	...	Reporter
Brooke Bickford	...	Hollywood Girl
Jacy King	...	Mathilda
Michael J. Gonzalez	...	Vampire
Bernardo Badillo	...	Soldier #2
Don Dunn	...	Frightened Orderly
Wally White	...	The Minister
Twain Taylor	...	ATM Patron
Zana Zefi	...	Ms. Rahmanov

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Colour:

Colour | Colour (35 mm version)

Aspect Ratio:

2.35 : 1

Filming Locations:

Hollywood, Los Angeles, California, USA

Company:

Putrefactory

Trivia:

On April 19, 2009, The Revenant won the "Best Feature Film 2009" award at the Xanadu Las Vegas Fantasy/Sci-Fi/Horror Convention during its closing ceremonies.

THE REVENANT caught everyone by surprise!

I am still blown away. Imagine the scene: Sitges Fantastic Film Festival in Spain. Last weekend, with the Zombie Night Marathon, already a festival classic. And the first movie of the night is "The Revennt". Nobody knows what it's about. Nobody knows a damn thing about it and the festival director introduces it as a long movie. OK, whatever, we'll sit through it...

BAM! In these marathons people normally cheer, applaud, shout and whatnot. I never saw it done more than with this film. We were all laughing our guts out every five minutes with every new situation and scene. Damn, what a movie. Talk about having fun in a movie theatre.

The two main actors were superb, the storyline coherent, the situations hilarious and what's even bettr: at some points it has some sadness tones to it which makes it even a deeper, richer movie. Just on ething: it was featured in the Zombie Night in the festival, but it is not a zombie movie in the classic sense of the word. Like a reviewer said before me, think the "Deathdream" kind of zombie.

I can only thank the director/writer for making this one. This has to become a cult classic, it has all the elements of dark humor (and the gore, too) that all the genre lovers like. GREAT MOVIE!