If you have been dying to wear a FRANKENSHARK t-shirt, you can now choose from two designs or both. These full color images are richly laid over black cotton, available in universal t-shirt, or in ladies baby-t.
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Enjoy seeing the new faces (and ones you already know) in this hour-long cordial introduction, complete with bloopers.
The uncut version will be roughly 3-hours and available to the die-hard fans who supported the movie in the crowdfunder by March.
The 2-hours-ish version for retail should be available my June.
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If you haven’t heard, Frankenshark is now on Blu(e)ray. It’s an alternate cut of Dickshark, around 90 minutes. The incredible cinematography is seen in crisp HD.
The disc also contains an alternate cut of Santa Claus: A Horror Story, which should induce the same joy when you see everything in higher resolution!
Fans have clamored for a Bluray release, and their cries were heard.
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.
