Bill Zebub’s ” A Devil’s Wind” is now available for purchase.  You can order it from various retailers, and it should start appearing on your favorite on-demand platforms.

This version is 90-minutes and has tested favorably in horror convention audiences.  This does not mean that it will be a mainstream success, but viewer reactions suggest that this movie might branch out farther than Bill Zebub’s more esoteric work.

If you want the dialogue-heavy version of this movie, it can only be ordered from bill@billzebub.com, or purchased from him at horror conventions.  This version is almost 3 hours long.  There are many reasons for this length.  Bill Zebub wanted to challenge the rule that movies are about showing rather than talking.  After all, there were scenes in Dickshark that were purely about showing, yet the same dull people who don’t have attention spans for dialogue do not fare better with scenes that have no dialogue.  These viewers need their hands held.  Bill Zebub does not make movies that walk you through difficult concepts.  You must find your own way.

Gabriellia Lera is the most recent cast member to be hired for Bill Zebub’s “Exploitation” a movie that takes some liberties with screenplay structure but is still easy for viewer to understand.

The movie should be available to the public in the spring of 2018.

Holly Gurbisz joins the cast of “Exploitation” – playing the role of Barbara.

The casting is nearing completion for this movie.  The limited fan version should be out in January, for the ultrafans who participated in the crowdfunder.  Remaining units will be available at a later date. The retail version is set fo April 2018.

Michele Dalia finished filming her role in Bill Zebub’s “Exploitation” movie.  She plays the role of a lawyer who assists a crazy actress.  

You will discover more about Michele when Bill Zebub edits the meet-the-cast interview.  

Megan McNeill has joined the cast of “Exploitation” – playing the role of Erin.  

Megan plays character who appears sweet, but one of the messages in all of Bill Zebub’s movies is that we did not choose our appearance (unless we had plastic surgery).  The personality beneath does not necessarily correlate to what our faces show, so as pretty and charismatic as the character is, it is just a facet.

Bill Zebub was surprised by Megan’s performance and exclaimed that he could not have found a more perfect person to play the role.

Megan expressed a preference for playing “evil” roles, so you might see her play a character of that type in future Bill Zebub movies, or you can look up her film history and discover other parts of her acting range.

Bill Zebub has weekly radio show on Tuesday nights from midnight- 3 am (technically Wednesday mornings) on 91.1 FM

You can also stream at wfmu.org.

After shows are finished, they may be streamed or downloaded at http://wfmu.org/playlists/DL

The “Professor Dumdum” character is probably the most absurd host whom you will ever hear.  Additionally, this new show will incorporate more musical styles, especially the ones that sound bizarre.  Although there will be sets that create mood, the new approach is to mix things up a bit more.  

Jessica Ruffus has joined the cast of “Exploitation” – playing the role of Susan.  

Susan is one of the more humorous characters in this story, so this was a difficult role to cast.  Luckily, Jessica Ruffus, with her unparalleled comic timing , brought this character to life.

Jessica Albano plays the lead role in Bill Zebub’s new movie “Exploit ion” –  her character “Melissa” is as experimental as the movie.  Please give her a warm welcome.  She is destined to become a favorite.

It’s going to be difficult to write a synopsis for this movie.  Perhaps it’s just best to watch it with trust in the director to provide something new and intriguing.  There are many levels, so you can delve as deeply as your comprehension allows.

Mary Stenberg completed her scenes as “Yelena” in Bill Zebub’s upcoming movie titled “Exploitation”

The Yelena character is one of the flaky actresses who torments the director in this story.  Mary Stenberg was hired because of her superior grasp of the character.  

Bill Zebub was extremely satisfied with the performance.  Mary Stenberg brought the character to life in ways that exceeded expectations.  

Hopefully you will welcome this new face in the land of Bill Zebub movies.