In 2000, Happy Cloud Pictures officially wrapped production on their first feature film, the 16mm \"zombie-noir\", The Resurrection Game. Over the next several years, the team refined the film into its final form, and within weeks, it won awards. Yet no distributor has been willing to pick it up, citing that it is too \"quirky\" or \"would be a hard-sell to horror fans\", which is insulting to horror fans themselves. The Resurrection Game is a zombie film with an intricate plot, multi-faceted characters, and a depth of story you aren\'t often offered - strictly because of the attitude outlined above.
We, the undersigned, would like to see an official DVD release of this movie, complete with extras, commentary, etc. This film has been \"underground\" long enough. It\'s time that the public got to see and judge for itself!
Reaching this point has been physically draining yet I find myself holding onto hope again. It is difficult to keep pushing against industry gatekeepers who ignore us but seeing this movement grow makes the struggle feel less solitary.
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Dave Lawson
19 years ago
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This movie is a classic in the indie scene. treat it like one.
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Sarah Young
19 years ago
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Too quirky? Give me a break. Horror fans want actual plots not just the same 5 remakes every year.
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Mike Espinoza
19 years ago
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I been looking for this movie for years. tired of only finding bad copies online. just give us a real dvd already!!
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Brian Bello
19 years ago
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RIDICULOUS that such a good film is stuck in limbo while absolute trash gets wide releases. fix this.
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Tom Young
19 years ago
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release it and let the fans decide if it sells. quit gatekeeping.
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Jessica Palmer
19 years ago
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I remember seeing this at a festival way back. still think about it. needs to be on my shelf.
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In 2000, Happy Cloud Pictures officially wrapped production on their first feature film, the 16mm \"zombie-noir\", The Resurrection Game. Over the next several years, the team refined the film into its final form, and within weeks, it won awards. Yet no distributor has been willing to pick it up, citing that it is too \"quirky\" or \"would be a hard-sell to horror fans\", which is insulting to horror fans themselves. The Resurrection Game is a zombie film with an intricate plot, multi-faceted characters, and a depth of story you aren\'t often offered - strictly because of the attitude outlined above.
We, the undersigned, would like to see an official DVD release of this movie, complete with extras, commentary, etc. This film has been \"underground\" long enough. It\'s time that the public got to see and judge for itself!
Reaching this point has been physically draining yet I find myself holding onto hope again. It is difficult to keep pushing against industry gatekeepers who ignore us but seeing this movement grow makes the struggle feel less solitary.
6 Comments
D
Dave Lawson
19 years ago
Featured
This movie is a classic in the indie scene. treat it like one.
S
Sarah Young
19 years ago
Featured
Too quirky? Give me a break. Horror fans want actual plots not just the same 5 remakes every year.
M
Mike Espinoza
19 years ago
Featured
I been looking for this movie for years. tired of only finding bad copies online. just give us a real dvd already!!
B
Brian Bello
19 years ago
Featured
RIDICULOUS that such a good film is stuck in limbo while absolute trash gets wide releases. fix this.
T
Tom Young
19 years ago
Featured
release it and let the fans decide if it sells. quit gatekeeping.
J
Jessica Palmer
19 years ago
Featured
I remember seeing this at a festival way back. still think about it. needs to be on my shelf.
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This movie is a classic in the indie scene. treat it like one.