Hide & Creep Coming to BlockBuster!

Rejoice all you minions! One of my favorite indie zombie movies is coming to Blockbuster. That is what I call good stuff. The director Chance Shirley emailed us to tell us the good news.  It will hit shelves July 19th at Hollywood, Blockbuster and Movie Gallery. You heard it here first! So giddyup and get your arses out to the rental stores July 19th and get a copy. These guys and gals are a really nice group of people making films because they love doing it, so support them and go rent or buy a copy. If the date or information changes rest assured we will let you know. You can read our review and also check out the trailer right here : Hide & Creep Movie Review

The film was made for a cool $20k which is pretty good when you have a peak at the overall quality. In the sleepy town of Thorsby, Alabama, no one had a life. Then the dead showed up. Now instead of just killing time the people of Thorsby are killing each other, taking up arms as the zombies take to the streets, the barbecue joints and the strip bars. Soon spaceships are flying overhead, federal agents are patrolling the grounds and a few fearless individuals are joining forces to run like hell.

A story about the lives we forget to lead, the people we fail to bury properly and the scary-ass creatures we have to eliminate along the way, Hide and Creep is a celebration of those who rise to the occasion just when all hope and television reception seem lost. A zombie film with brains, a comedy with boobs, Hide and Creep puts us on the front lines of a backwater town in crisis, giving us a taste of a community starving for action and a murderous horde hungry for human flesh.

Inspired by the horror/humor short Birthday Call, Hide and Creep is the first feature-length film by Crewless Productions of Birmingham, Alabama. Founded in 2001 by Chuck Hartsell and Chance Shirley, Crewless is an independent film company in spirit, in content and--most noticeably to all those who pay the bills--in financial capital. In addition to Birthday Call and Hide and Creep, Crewless Productions' film roster includes the shorts The Seven Year Switch, Tit For Tat and Reciprocity.