Deadheads (film)
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Drew T. Pierce
Drew T. Pierce
Brett Pierce
Drew T. Pierce
Kevin Van Hagen
Ross Kidder
Markus Taylor
Thomas Galasso
Natalie Victoria
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| Directed by | Brett Pierce Drew T. Pierce |
| Written by | Brett Pierce Drew T. Pierce |
| Produced by | Andy Drummond Brett Pierce Drew T. Pierce Kevin Van Hagen |
| Starring | Michael McKiddy Ross Kidder Markus Taylor Thomas Galasso Natalie Victoria |
| Cinematography | Robert Toth |
| Edited by | Kevin O'Brien |
| Music by | Devin Burrows |
Production company | FroBro Films |
| Distributed by | Splendid Film Eagle Entertainment Emylia G2 |
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Running time | 100 minutes |
| Country | United States |
| Language | English |
Deadheads is a 2011 American zombie comedy film co-directed, co-written, and co-produced by Brett Pierce and Drew T. Pierce. It stars Michael McKiddy and Ross Kidder as sentient zombies who embark on a road trip.
Mike and Brent are inexplicably coherent zombies who become self-aware during a zombie attack. As Mike's memories slowly come back to him, he recalls wanting to visit his girlfriend so that he can tell her that he loves her. Brent adopts a feral zombie which he dubs "Cheese", and they set off, not knowing that they are being tracked by an evil corporation. Eventually captured by a zombie hunter hired by the corporation, the boys escape and make their way to Mike's girlfriend, who accepts him despite his condition.
Cast
- Michael McKiddy as Mike Kellerman
- Ross Kidder as Brent Guthrie
- Markus Taylor as Cheese
- Thomas Galasso as Thomas Jeremiah
- Natalie Victoria as Ellie Masterson
- Eden Malyn as Emily
- Benjamin Webster as McDinkle
- Greg Dow as Gillman
- Harry Burkey as Cliff
- Leonard Kelly-Young as Charles
- Kasey Bell as Rob
Production
Release
DeadHeads premiered at the Newport Beach Film Festival on April 29, 2011. After it sold out, the festival scheduled a second screening.[1] It was released on home video in the UK in by Freestyle Digital Media[4] in January 2012,[5] and in the US in March 2012.[6]