Bill Zebub is offering DICKSHARK t-shirts for $15 in USA and $20 in most countries.  Most sizes available, and yes, they are available in BABY T (S,M, and L).  Mugs are $12, featuring Lydia Lael riding the giant shark.

Email bill (at) billzebub (do) com for info.

Wear them to horror conventions and concerts, or wear them in daily life.  Despite what you think, they are legal.  There may be a Hitchcock phenomenon in some stupid people – they see what is not actually there.

But you should care more about the cool people who will approach you.  The shirts are like beacons.  You will either encounter a fan who uses the shirt as an instant ice-breaker, or you will get asked what the shirt is about, potentially making a new friend, or wife/husband.

That’s what Bill Zebub shirts do – they bring cool people together.

Clowna Nostra, Bill Zebub’s stinging movie that ridicules many current social aspects (which aren’t as contemporary as one might think – even in the ancient days of Euripides, his plays had old men complaining about the youth.  By the way, Euripides wrote “The gods work in myserious ways” centuries before christians claimed that saying) is almost complete.

Bill Zebub wants the video-on-demand version to be different from the DVD version.  Perhaps the Bluray version, if there is one, will be different too.  And yes, there might be a 4K version, but there is not plan for that, not even for streaming.  It’s the CONTENT of this movie that should be the focus, not the visual aspect.

Some merchants, like amazon (click that word) have offered pre-orders.  The movie will be released in March.

Fans have asked for a crazy sale, and Bill Zebub answered the requests.

To claim one, Email Bill (at) billzebub (dot) com

You get an assortment of Bill Zebub DVDs and at least one Blu(e)ray -30 Titles for $150 if you order between now and November 23.  If you order in Saturday, price jumps to $180 (but it is still a great deal), and a Sunday order is $200.  Shipping is included in that price, baby!

This is a great way to immediately hyper-expand your collection, or you may do as people usually do – you buy this assortment with the intention to give the movies as gifts.  Maybe one of your favorite people gets all 30, or maybe 30 people each get one movie.  If you are in the corporate environment and get caught up in the “secret Santa” tradition, give your chosen recipient a Bill Zebub movie and you will never be forced to participate again.

If you are a fan of Bill Zebub’s work, it is highly likely that you have friends who also appreciate independent film.

If you request, these movies will be autographed, or you can request them to remain shrink-wrapped.

If you are outside of America, you get the same price, but the discs will wrapped in foil as one puck – no plastic cases due to ridiculous shipping cost (Seriously, it costs $80-ish to ship this box overseas, so the out-of-case option must be the one, but you get free shipping).

The first 10 people get at least one out-of-print movie.

Bill Zebub has put together a meet-the-cast interview of  “Clowna Nostra” – the most offensive movie ever made.

If you are familiar with the work of Bill Zebub, nothing is black or white.  When he made Scienceless Fiction, he wanted to see if he needed to over-explain content that was controversial.  He wrote the movie for people to enjoy while ACTIVELY viewing – they had to make decisions about every moment.  Unfortunately, brainwashing steered many audience members.  They had knee-jerk reactions stemming from their indoctrination.  People who made sensible interpretations were the minority.  Thankfully, some people who were outraged at first  were later able to realize what the movie was really designed to accomplish.

In “Clowna Nostra” Bill Zebub depicted something that would never occur in reality.  Two extremist views actually exchange dialogue, albeit in exaggerated and comical situations.  You will never see this in real life.  There is no talking over one another, and no side taken by the camera.  Both have their say, and both are depicted as caricatures, yet there is truth in what is shown.  Enjoy he ride.  You will love and hate what you see, but the interpretations is 100% up to you, even if you are brainwashed.  Nothing preachy is presented.  If comedy is a social mirror, then this is a social circus-mirror.  Laugh, please.

Nightmare on Elmo’s Street and Holocaust Cannibal might appear on Bluray as re-edited versions.  This will depend on fan support.  Bill Zebub will run a crowdfunding campaign for advance copes, limited cover art, and various props from past movies in addition to other perks.  If you would like to be notified of this crowdfunder, Email bill@bill.zebub.com to be put on the list.

As a special treat, Bill Zebub is offering a limited number of BD-Rs of the original cuts of both films (on one disc).  You can enjoy them in HD.  It’s just the disc (no packaging) but each one is hand-numbered and signed.

When Holocaust Cannibal was first released, a chain of stores pre-ordered a LOT, but an executive saw the word “holocaust” and panicked.  The synopsis of the movie makes it clear in the packaging that the only target of insults is the NAZIs, but the executive believed that if he made a mistake in comprehension, then consumers would too?  Really?  Well, even if people are that stupid, it’s easily corrected by READING THE FUCKIN’ DESCRIPTION ON THE BACK COVER!!!

The movie was yanked.  Ironically, the store carries seven titles that bear the word “holocaust” – this is what happens when an executive who has no understanding of movies interferes with the decisions of the acquisitions department for the chain.

Both movies on the BD-R, and the Bluray (if it gets made) feature the actress formerly known as Misty Mundae, who goes by the name “Erin Brown” in her current phase.

The two flicks go well together as a double feature because the feeling of absurdity is common to both even though the stories and environments are different.  If you have seen them and would like to voice your opinion about what might be good changes in the re-edits, feel free to Email Bill Zebub.  If you can’t tell from the actor interviews of cast members, he is open to suggestions and also to ridicule.  A joke is funny even if it is at his expense.