Dead End Days Box Set on DVD

Posted by: Michael

Rocket Ace Moving Pictures is very pleased to announce the release of its groundbreaking Internet serial "Dead End Days" in one complete four-disc DVD set.

The episodic zombie comedy "Dead End Days" chronicled a year in the life of a post-war society trying to peaceably integrate a zombie population. When a grasping-at-straws cola ad campaign turned into an overnight success, zombies become the new "it" demographic and the lynchpin to economic recovery. The 48-episode serial chronicled the adventures of a slew of colourful characters including an apathetic video store clerk trafficking in classic horror movies, his frustrated life-insurance
agent girlfriend, and two eager freelance zombie hunters all trying to find a place in this strange new world.

Broadcast exclusively over the Internet via deadenddays.com between October 2003 and November 2004 this is the first time that the cult series has been made available on video. The mammoth box set includes all 48 episodes, and four "Special edition" episodes totaling over four and half hours. As well the series creators have included over four hours of "behind the scenes" commentary, three blooper and outtake reels, a featurette on the art design of the series, and other exclusive never-before seen content. The DVD's also allow back to back viewing without interruption, or viewing of single episodes with their original opening and closing credits, making "Dead End Days: The Complete Series" the definitive edition that fans of the groundbreaking
series have been requesting.

The DVD release comes on the very warm reception received by "Dead End Days: The Complete Scripts" a 350-page scriptbook containing the original script to each episode, as well as a wealth of development material, production photos, and scriptwriting theory by â€œDead End Daysâ€? scribe, and award winning playwright Jason Patrick Rothery. Both the DVD and Scriptbook are available directly from Rocket Ace
Moving Pictures at: www.rocketace.ca/store

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