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| Flash Mob Zombie | |
|---|---|
| Directed by | David P. Foulk |
| Written by | David P. Foulk Taylor R. Foulk |
| Produced by | David P. Foulk |
| Starring | Rayni Worley Jeremiah Boatwright Justin Wagner Terranie Knox Anthony Rainey Travis Schofield Jan Reed David P. Foulk |
| Cinematography | David P. Foulk |
| Edited by | David P. Foulk |
| Music by | Disgruntled Bastards A-r0n w/Critta n Two Clipz |
Production company | Foulkhoff |
| Distributed by | Foulk Hyper Offices |
| Country | United States |
| Language | English |
| Budget | $1000.00 |
Flash Mob Zombie is a 2012 American independent horror film directed by David P. Foulk, starring Jeremiah Boatwright, Terranie Knox, Justin Wagner, Anthony Rainey as (Anthony Paladin), Rayni Worley as (Rayni Paladin), David P. Foulk, Travis Schofield, and Jan Reed. It completed on just over a $1000 budget using all Flash Mob participants over the course of nine shoots.
The plot of the film follows Jeremiah Boatwright, Terranie Knox, and Anthony & Rayni Paladin when they get trapped in a rural town in Missouri while the city is being relentlessly attacked by undead monsters that everyone believes to be zombies.
Plot[edit]
The story begins as siblings Anthony (Anthony Rainey) and Rayni Paladin (Rayni Worley) drive to a park in rural Missouri to visit Anthony's girlfriend before he and his sister go out of town, on his fathers orders, where they are violently attacked by "zombies". Anthony tries to pull his sister away from the ghouls, as his girlfriend (Terranie Knox) flees the scene with a mysterious stranger named Jeremiah Boatwright. They try to reach her uncle's shelter before they are brutally devoured by the relentless zombie onslaught. As their struggle progresses they learn that there is much more to fear in this small town than zombies. Someone has raised this zombie army to stop an unavoidable future, and they must find out why. That is if they survive that long as they are chased all the way across this, large, small town.
Cast[edit]
The cast was made up entirely of flash mob participants that varied from shoot to shoot.[1]
Production, Development, Writing[edit]
Co-written as a low budget horror movie by David Patrick Foulk and Taylor Raine Foulk, a father daughter team, under the title Flash Mob Zombie.
Directing[edit]
Flash Mob Zombie is the first feature-length film directed by David P. Foulk. His initial work involved filming shorts for various groups and businesses.
Music and sound effects[edit]
The music was created and performed by the Disgruntled Bastards & A-r0n w/Critta ‘n Two Clipz. The sound effects were either created one by one for the movie from scratch, or found on the internet with full available rights intact.
References[edit]
- ^ Zombie movie filmed in Poplar Bluff Semo Times
[[Category:American independent films]] [[Category:American science fiction horror films]] [[Category:Directorial debut films]] [[Category:English-language films]] [[Category:Films set in Missouri]] [[Category:Zombie films]]