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Necroville is the second feature length motion picture from C.R. Productions. It is the story of a town in New Mexico inexpicably overrun with horrors of the night. But despite the pervasive infestation of Vampires, Werewolves, Zombies, Chupacabra and others, life goes on. Necroville is not a story about the fall of civilization or even a post apocalyptic society, rather, a comedy that takes it a look at how even the worst of horrors can be an everyday commonplace nuisance.
The story concerns the exploits of two long time friends, Jack and Alex, who lose their jobs at a mom and pop video store after trashing the establishment in a zombie attack. Without much ambition guiding either one of them, they fall into employment at the local extermination company, Zom-B-Gone. Their "mundane" adventures slaying legions of the hungry undead, nosfertu and lycanthropes never really prepare them for the real horror: Jack's miserable gold digging girlfriend, Penny.
Shot entirely on location in and around Albuquerque, New Mexico, this epic slacker-horror comedy took roughly seventeen days to complete production mid April 2005. Indie film veteran Richard Griffin (Director of Feeding The Masses, Raving Maniacs and the upcoming Seepage) teamed up with Billy Garberina (Co-Director of Collecting Rooftops) to co-direct Necroville. Newcomer Adam Jarmon Brown and Billy Garberina throw down to co-write and co-star with all horror SFX created by the legendary Scott Phillips (Director of The Stink Of Flesh)
All in all, between the hundreds of zombies, rampant drug abuse by the burn-out owner of Zom-B-Gone (Gene Grant), the epic climactic duel with the master vampire (Mark Chavez) and dozens of zany gags in between make this the indie horror-slacker comedy not to miss.
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