Skewed and Reviewed spoke with Ellen Dubin about the first Canadian 3D Zombie film Dead Before Dawn. Ellen has appeared in series ranging from LEXX to The Collector and countless film and television roles.
Devon Bostick stars as one of those awkward young folks who star in horror movies. He can’t seem to get the girl, he’s easily rattled, he’s never gotten over his father’s death, and now he has to watch his grandfather’s creepy old occult shop! Golly gee! What a day! The good news is that his friends show up to make the night in the shop a little more bearable. The bad news is that they crack open an old skull and release a demon. As if that weren’t bad enough, they also start joking about silly rules that could be associated with the demon’s release if it were an actual curse and they all come true. So, for the rest of the night everyone they make eye contact with commits suicide and is transformed into a zombie/demon (or “zemon,” as they’re cleverly dubbed) determined to kill our heroes. The gang has until dawn to set things righ
t, or the curse will go on forever. Can’t let that happen, right?
CGM speaks with Tim Doiron and April Mullen about the new film Dead before Dawn 3D at Toronto's Fan Expo. Dead before Dawn is the first Canadian made stereoscopic 3D movie. Tim digs deep into the challenges of shooting a movie in 3D in 20 days.
