... you very well could be LUCI FULCI incarnet. You very well could be...

I'm working on it today, maybe a bit tomorrow. I'm going on a bit of a hike, going to all the places I used in my script (the school, the canal, the hill, the highway, etc.) and taking pictures of them. In the next couple of days I should have the pics loaded up on my site, then linked to here.

I finally finished it!  It only took 3 and a half hours!!!  However, i did not get it in a few places.


It was worth it. The idea that the Zombies would evolve overtime is incredible!  Maybe I've been living under a rock, but never seen a movie where they did that, and always wondered why they didn't.  Never seen anything by Lucio Fulci, i always beleived the real master of zombie flicks was george romero.   The one mistake I really saw was that they used a lot more ammunition then they loaded, that was obvious immediately to me.  They don't reload as often as they should.

However, if this is seen by the RIGHT people, it could hit theatres.  Judged by the camera angles and the images you used, i'd say you have a real good ''directors eye'' as they call it.

It was good, and would make an interesting movie, but the violence was way over the top in some parts, watch out for that if you're trying to sell it, execs hate that.

I don't get it??? ^^^^^^^^^^^

Thanks for re-posting my post, but... I don't really know if anyone wanted to re-read it all.


Also, if you think ROMERO is the king of gore... watch Fulci. He's the man... the best. His writting and his vision is so raw, so gritty, so abstract you'll walk away with something... something you won't be able to describe at 1st.

Fulci is the Godfather of gore. None can beat him, not even Romero. Romero was realistic gore. Fulci was a visceral, hit-you-in-the-face kind of gore.

http://www.freewebs.com/freaksworld/jtd%20locations.zip

The link should work. If you want to know what I was thinking when I wrote certain scenes, click away. There's stuff like the school, the back door, the front, the library windows, the various sections of highway where things happen. Those sorts of things.

Baltis,

Sorry, the whole reposting posts was I was going to comment on two or three things you said, and wanted to put quote tags on them in my post and the whole copy paste thing got screwed up, i think i hit cut and copy or something like that, and didn't think it got pasted, but it sure did, so I altered it.

Listen to Red Hot Chilli Peppers 'Don't Forget Me.' That's the song I'd want for the opening titles.

Revised draft

Journey To Death by R.E.Freak - Horror - A pandemic, unlike anything seen before. Millions dead within the first hours of the outbreak. As the world governments join together to try and stop the spread, they are faced with a new threat: the dead aren't staying dead. Now, in a small town in the middle of the American Midwest, a group of survivors must try and remain alive despite the odds. Facing off against a seemingly endless army of undead, they come to realize that they are being watched. And their enemies are learning. This draft contains the original 'hopeful' ending that I feel is much more fitting. - html format.

okay, now I have time to read it, so I will.

Gracias Don.

This ending I liked much better. And it leaves it open for the sequel, sort of a part dos.

Seemed like the same script to me, but th

All I did was put the old ending back in.

By the way, did anyone check out the pictures?