It was ten years ago today.

Michael Shelton (who’s been in almost every movie I’ve ever made) texted me earlier to let me know we started working on our third feature film ten years ago today. Hoo boy, time sure flies.

I wasn’t blogging while we were making that movie. Its working title was Red Season, but the real title (I love the real title, and all credit to co-director/co-writer Chuck for coming up with it) is For a Few Zombies More. It’s a sequel to our first feature, Hide and Creep, but it’s an old-fashioned sequel that should make sense for anybody, whether or not they’ve seen Hide and Creep.

If you haven’t seen For a Few Zombies More, you can literally watch it right now — it’s available free-with-ads on Tubi.

Michael Shelton as Lee in the movie For a Few Zombies more. He’s in a dark room holding a pistol.

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