Revenant Film Fest 2008

The 2007 Revenant Film Festival was our first endeavor into bringing an independent zombie film festival to the big screen. I'd say it went over quite well!

We had some very notable films such as EVIL (To Kako) the first ever zombie splat-film from Greece! Which was totally amazing! Many thanks to Lewis Tice and TLA Releasing/Danger After Dark!

We also had Zombie Farm, the hilarious, indie smash hit that has some interesting character dichotomy...inbred cannibal farmers, terrorists and of course loads of zombie and GORE! Many thanks to Brian of BLB Media who we worked closely with to bring his film to our festival.

From local Seattle production companies Gadzook Films and Tangent Productions came the very funny short film Snow Day, Bloody Snow Day. The film stars a band of nerds who must combat the walking dead who have risen amidst a snow storm that has crippled the Pacific NW. Are the zombies the lesser evil?

We also featured the world premiere of Matt Sommerville's Redemption of the Undead. Matt and his producer were nice enough to attend the show from the Bay Area to do a panel on their film! Thanks to all who participated in the show last year!

The 2007 show also featured our very own Zombie Walk organized by Seattle Zombie Walk orgainzer Cleo Wolfus! Check out the walk photos in our photo album:

We'd like to thank the following for making the 2007 Revenant Film Festival possible:

Bob & Mary for their endless support, friendship and dedication.

Our friends and family for having to hear us talk about zombies for hours at a time almost every day.

Calvin at Von Crush Designs for creating a super kick ass poster and promo art.

Seattle's Museum Of History And Industry (MOHAI) for their time and support especially the A/V crew and for updating their ancient dvd player.

ScareCrow Video for hosting a ticket contest with us.

Xanadu Comics

The Dreaming Comics

The 2007 Penny Arcade Expo for allowing us to hand out postcards at their event.

Easy Street Records

Sonic Boom Records

TLA Releasing/Danger After Dark

Janet Wainwright Public Relations

Seattle Weekly

The Stranger

The Seattle Times

Jerome from Seattle Hot Dogs - the cream cheese dogs were awesome man!

Everyone that attended the show! Thank you so much for helping to get our fest off the ground and we look forward to doing this bigger and better in 2008!