ZP International Motion Pictures

One of the the biggest horror and paranormal shows is once again coming to Lexington, KY. September 23-25 The Lexington Center, in the Rupp Arena complex, will serve host to THE SCAREFEST PART IV: A TRIBUTE TO 1980′s HORROR.

ZP International will be on the guest list with a filmmaking seminar, a chance to be in the film THE RETURN, and a World Premiere Event showing of ZP’s latest feature BUNKER OF BLOOD.

Among the other featured guests at THE SCAREFEST are Elivra: Mistress of the Dark, Lance Hendrickson, Ernie Hudson, Bill Mosely, Linnea Quigley, Kane Hodder, John Dugan, David Fultz, Ben and Stacey Dixon, Kayla Perkins, Chip Coffey, Ben Hansen and many, many more.

Expect a weekend filled with celebrities, seminars, films, music, contests, vendors, and events.

“The Scarefest always puts on a fantastic show,” said ZP International CEO George Bonilla, ” We are very proud to be associated with this show, and looking forward to a great turnout.”

More information, including ticket pricing is available at www.thescarefest.com

ZP International Motion Pictures announced that they have come to an agreement with S’more Entertainment for film distribution. The distribution deal will bring ZP International’s feature films to a truly world-wide audience.

The Richmond, KY based independent film studio was founded in 2001 and has twelve feature films completed with a thirteenth currently in production. The first film to be handled by S’more Entertainment will be the award-winning film, THE EDISON DEATH MACHINE. With an August 16th DVD release date, look for THE EDISON DEATH MACHINE to be available in outlets such at Blockbuster, Amazon, Borders, Netflix, Turner Classic DVD’s, CD Empire and many others. With new cover art, expect to see the film at many retail stores and Video on Demand outlets as well.

In the months to come, S’more Entertainment will also be releasing THE KANE CHRONICLES, MONSTROSITY, DANCE WITH A VAMPIRE, HELL-EPHONE and SANTA CLAUS VERSUS THE ZOMBIES.

S’more Entertainment is headed by Arny Schorr. S’more Entertainment is a music and video B-to-B distribution company based in California that specialilizes in compilation reissues of classic television programs and independent film. Prior to this, he spent sixteen years at Rhino Home Video, where he grew the brand into a $22m per year business. He is considered one of the first people to explore the synergistic possibilities between music and home video entertainment.

The founder and CEO of ZP International Motion Pictures is George Bonilla, who wrote and directed the motion pictures involved in the distribution deal. Bonilla has been credited with the rapid growth of the Independent Film Community in Kentucky, and was named “Kentucky Filmmaker of the Decade” by a jury of his peers in 2010.