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Some Things Are Worse Than Death… THE ZOMBIE FARM!
First Horror Film Available in Spanish and English
Horror Breeds on DVD March 8th
Catch the trailer here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1Xa4RmUDptA
LOS ANGELES, CALIF. (January 24, 2011) - The un-dead are reborn when voodoo awakens an uprising of zombies, who terrorize a small town in the soon-to-be cult classic The Zombie Farm, debuting on DVD March 8th from Maya Entertainment. Khotan (El Cartel, Dame Chocolate), Adriana Catano (Cotorreando), Roberto Montesinos (Hawthorne, Gridiron Gang) and Monika Munoz (Rebelde) star in director Ricardo Islas' (Lockout, Night Fangs, Headcrusher) trip into the horrifying world of the un-dead where voodoo and zombies collide. The Zombie Farm will be available on DVD for $27.98 SRP.
Synopsis:
Part zombie, part voodoo! Desperate to end her husband's domestic abuse, a young woman seeks asylum from a local voodoo priestess. When warned that her husband (Khotan) may “change†if given a special potion, the abused wife is relieved. But waking up in bed next to a zombie isn't exactly the transformation she was hoping for. Her once violent husband becomes the leader of a zombie uprising, terrorizing, and then converting the townsfolk into un-dead assassins. Clearly, some things are far worse than death.
The Zombie Farm was filmed in both English and Spanish. It has a running time of 90 minutes and is not rated.
DVD Catalog #: MA1131
DVD UPC Code: 812034011316
DVD Order Date: 2/10/11
DVD SRP: $27.98
MAYA ENTERTAINMENT
Maya Entertainment Group, Inc. (www.maya-entertainment.com) Maya Entertainment Group, Inc. is a multi-platform content/distribution company that has established itself as the leader of media product that appeals to the “new mainstream†of American Latino and Multi-cultural audiences. Led by entertainment industry pioneers, Moctesuma Esparza ("Selena," "Gettysburg") and Jeff Valdez (Si TV, QuePasa.com), Maya Entertainment has established a library of over 100 titles, which are carried in retail, rental, and VOD. Maya is constantly expanding its reach via evolving distribution technologies. Recent theatrical and home video releases include the Official 2010 Sundance selection The Dry Land, starring America Ferrera, Jason Ritter, and Wilmer Valderrama; and the action-drama Across the Line starring Aidan Quinn, Mario Van Peebles, and Andy Garcia.