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ZP International Productions is an independent film production and distribution company based in the Lexington, KY metro area.
Headed by the creative genius of George Bonilla, ZP International’s staff are dedicated to producing high quality genre films with creative story lines.
The first feature film from ZP International, Zombie Planet, was completed and released world-wide in 2004. Zombie Planet II :Adam’s Revenge followed in 2005.
Redwood Justin:Vampire Hunter was completed in 2006 and followed by The Edison Death Machine. Both films are currently making the film festival tour, and are available on glass-mastered DVD. The Edison Death Machine was honored with the “Best Special Effects” award at the 2006 Fright Night Film Festival.
Monstrosity was completed and released in August of 2007, and is currently making the festival rounds. Another horror film, Hell-ephone, is scheduled to begin pre-production in November of 2007.
Enter the Masked Man, scheduled for production in 2008, will be ZP International’s most ambitious project to date. Labeled as a Martial-Arts action/adventure film, the concept of this new action project is guarded in secrecy.
Please review the website to learn more about our films and contact us to feature ZP International’s films in your theater or retail video outlet.
Interested distributors should feel free to contact us. |
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Contacting ZP International
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ZP International Film Production and Distribution 102 Frankie Drive Richmond, KY 40475 859-351-6674
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ZP International’s Filmography
ZOMBIE PLANET (2004)
ZOMBIE PLANET II: ADAM’S REVENGE (2005)
REDWOOD JUSTIN: VAMPIRE HUNTER (2006)
THE EDISON DEATH MACHINE (2006)
HELL-EPHONE (Pre-Production)
ENTER THE MASKED MAN (Pre-Production) |
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George Bonilla |
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“The Edison Death Machine makes better use of old Tom Edison’s inventions than most pretenders that call themselves filmmakers. Funky and smart, anyone interested in the genre should check this out” - George A. Romero |
