FrightFest

Very funny and unique. Just what indie film is all about. Check it out!

Agreed, really loved this one. Genuinely funny, and (hope this doesn't sound patronising!) a "proper film" - I was expecting something a bit amateurish! Was amazed to learn at the end that most of the cast were fellow high school students.

Now need to seek out Emily's earlier films - interested to see what she comes up with next, particularly if she can work with a slightly bigger budget.

Didn't get round to asking in the Q&A whether Patrick Delgado is related to Roger Delgado

it was brilliant. cute, clever and very funny.
emily hagins is amazing. totally in love.

The pacing was off but considering the circumstances a solid effort.

I enjoyed this much more than I thought I would too. Those of you who want to see more should check out the documentary Zombie Girl: The Movie, which is about Emily making her first film, Pathogen, at the age of 12. (I mentioned this when I asked Emily a question on the Monday, for those who were there for that Q&A.) Here's the trailer: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iTBC-00AhGM

Sky Arts are showing Zombie Girl this Sunday Night!

Zombie Girl The Movie
1:15am on Sky Arts 1 HD

95 mins.

Inspirational documentary following the making of 12-year-old Emily Hagin's zombie film Pathogen. Premiering to a sell-out audience, it was her mum who helped her realise her dream.