Packed with gory practical zombie FX and just in time for Halloween, it’s Doug Roos’ 2009 debut feature, The Sky Has Fallen, on Blu-ray. It’s available everywhere on October 27th from Unearthed Films.
In a post-apocalyptic world, a new disease wipes out almost all of mankind within a couple of hours. Trying to avoid infection, people flee to remote locations, but they start seeing mysterious black figures, carrying away the dead and experimenting on them. Now, Lance and Rachel, two survivors determined to fight back, must kill the leader of these creatures before the rest of humanity disappears.
Extras:
- Commentary with Director Doug Roos and Executive Producer James Segars
- 20 Years Later: Reflecting on My First Feature
- Influences: Asian Cinema and the 1980s
- Pre-Production
- Special Effects: Making the Monsters
- Mask Making Step By Step
- Prosthetic Application
- Principal Photography
- Post Production
- Recording the Score
- Gallery
- Trailers
Written and Directed by:
- Doug Roos
Cast:
- Carey MacLaren- Lance/Figure #8
- Laurel Kemper- Rachel
- Cory Knisely- The Leader/Creature #12/Figure #2
- Grant Anstine- Bucanon’s Son
- Kevin Keppy- The Leader/Figure #15/Giant Creature/Tongueless Man
- Nathan Shelton- Chilton
- Mickey Stone- Spine Victim/The Watcher
- Amanda Russell- Bat Girl
The Sky Has Fallen (2009) will be available to purchase on Unearthed Films’ website from October 27th.
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