The idea of having a zombie roommate has a lot of potential. It's too bad the areas this film decided to explore were dealing with zombie porn and finding a zombie's manhood on the bathroom floor. What about having to shop for brains for your roommate? Or dealing with his zombie friends he invites over. Maybe he eats your cat. The possibilities are endless. It seems like this film was thrown together too quickly and could of benefited from some hashing out of the idea. One thing that was strong was the makeup used for the zombie character. And that's not really the thing you want to be the strongest point in your film.

Your role was?
Co-Director, Actor and Editor.

How did this film come about?
My friend Mitch, who is also the Zombie in our short, wanted to make a short zombie film for a competition at the Rio Theatre in Vancouver. So Noella, my girlfriend, who also acted and co-directed the film, sat down and wrote the short. It took us about 3.5 hours to write it.

What is next for you? What will your next movie be?
To be honest, that is top secret.

Which do you prefer Fast or Slow Zombies?
Well in the case of a post apocalyptic event, where zombies were running wild, I would definitely want them to be slow... BUT for films, it really depends on the script. I am open to either.

What is your weapon of choice for taking on Zombies?
Definitely the chainsaw-arm attachment... The game 'Dead Rising' did have some pretty stellar weapons too though...

What is your favourite Zombie Film?
Zombieland

Worst Zombie Film?
If you don't have anything nice to say... don't say it at all... *cough cough* 'Resident Evil 3 - Extinction'

Favourite Zombie Book or Game?
Who reads zombie books? I thought everyone reads vampire books? And... ironically "Resident Evil 2 for PS1 is my favourite zombie game.