"Worm" Wiggles it's Way to DVD this August from Synapse Films!

WHAT'S THAT RUSTLING BETWEEN YOUR EARS? MAYBE IT'S...

WORM
SQUIRMING YOUR WAY ON DVD AUGUST 12!

A WIGGLING NIGHTMARE!
In a future where we no longer have the ability to dream, people have turned to 'Fantasites,' genetically engineered worm-like parasites, for sleep relief. Delivered right to your door, these “worms” allow you to experience your wildest nocturnal fantasies by just dropping one in your ear canal right before bedtime!
Charles (John Ferguson), a socially awkward young man, begins using this new miracle dream aid hoping it will bring excitement to his mundane life and get him closer to the girl of his dreams. Soon, things squirm out of control for Charles and his friends, when the Government bans the product and people seek the addictive ‘Fantasites’ through underground illegal means...

From the Creators of "Worm" comes "Familiar".

FATAL PICTURES presents FAMILIAR

Through a series of tragic events a middle aged man grows to suspect the negative impulses plaguing his mind may not be his own.

Starring: Robert Nolan Astrida Auza & Cathryn Hostick

Cinematography & Co Producer: Michael Jari Davidson Special Effects by: Ryan Louagie Carlos Henriques & Steven Dawley Produced by: Zach Green Written & Directed by: Richard Powell

For more information on Fatal Pictures' Familiar please go to these links:

http://www.fatalpictures.com/
http://www.fatalpictures.blogspot.com

Interview: Zach Green from Fatal Pictures

James DePaolo chats with Worm producer and the co-founder of Fatal Pictures, Zach Green.




1.What made you want to be a producer?

I first went to film school for "Post Production" Editing. Thats what first caught my interest in the industry. I hooked up with my film Partner Writer/Director
Richard Powell at film school in Toronto, ended up editing a short film he had directed and ever since than we have been working together. We started our
production company in 2007. "FATAL PICTURES". And naturally I would produce and put together our films i would naturally want the best i could have for our films so i just stepped up and did everything in my power to get the best cast and crew i could, and finding the locations dealing with all the legalities etc and if i need to ill hire other procure(s) to help me , so Richard can just focus on Writing and Directing the best film he can.

Movie Review : Worm (2010, Short Film)

Here at Cinema Head Cheese, we generally will tackle most genres of movies. Cult films and horror may be our specialty but it's not out of the norm that we'll review a children's cartoon or a TV series. We have unfortunately not been reviewing short-films, but we have our reasons. Some of the ones we've been sent for consideration have been just awful. It wears on you a little bit when you're sent emails that say "Please review our You-Tube series starring myself and my sister. Watch as I torture her”. Nahh, I'll pass, I'd rather review a shitty full-length feature. It's not easy being a Jim Van Bebber, Douglas Buck or Nacho Cerda; directors who've all shown that unique ability to make a short film that's actually going to stick in your memory like a well-made feature does. Filmmakers Zach Green and Richard Powell aren't those gentleman, but they're damn close. Their short Worm is an unforgettable, horrifying journey into the mind of teacher, Geoffrey Dodd (Robert Nolan).