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Colin Minihan's offbeat zombie film strands Brittany Allen ('All My children') in the wasteland with a single undead cannibal on her tail.
A Las Vegas stripper attempts to get away the zombie apocalypse in Colin Minihan's low-budget It Stains the Sands purple, a film whose eponymous "it" might not seek advice from the undead threat we are waiting for. All My children's Brittany Allen is a solo protagonist right here, bucking the genre's commonplace ensemble format, and that's no longer the most effective way Minihan's photo (co-written with Stuart Ortiz) strays from the standard script. style lovers will likely have a tough time coming to terms with this tonally harassed and from time to time grating movie, whose commercial prospects are restrained in spite of the appeals it makes to some underserved audiences.

That "it" mentioned above is the heroine's menstrual blood. caught within the wilderness 30 miles from the airstrip wherein she hopes to seize a aircraft away from zombie-struck Vegas, Allen's Molly realizes she has her duration, and further realizes that this makes her without problems tracked through the zombie that killed the man she changed into traveling with. Their low-speed chase across scorching sands starts offevolved as unpersuasive horror, then segues into annoyance-based comedy earlier than veering in stranger directions.

Pop quiz: whilst being trailed via a flesh-eater and looking to trap a aircraft certain for island protection, do you a) drink your water at the go, or b) make frequent pit stops for hydration and cocaine? while a member of the undead populace finds the abandoned residence where you're hiding, do you a) climb out a window, or b) conceal within the bath behind a bath curtain? folks that pick out "b" in both case may be intellectually or temperamentally organized to become aware of with Molly, whose lack of survival skills would not jibe with a movie that one suspects thinks of itself as a female-empowering indie. regularly locating herself only some yards away from her slow-transferring pursuer, Molly takes to taunting him loudly, ranting at him as though he is a man who may not stop hitting on her in a bar and naming him "Small Dick."

but because the days pass and she survives some other risks, Molly weirdly starts to bond with this insensate predator. In her deranged nation, she ultimately starts to experience guilty approximately the kid she left at the back of in her sister's care. The percent has taken such a lot of sharp turns at this point that few visitors will be capable to buy into this ultimate-ditch maternal subject matter. but it is the simplest manner for Minihan to rescue his lead actress from the humiliations that got her to this point.



production groups: digital Interference Productions, Grasswood Media

Distributor: darkish Sky movies

solid: Brittany Allen, Juan Riedinger, Merwin Mondesir, Kristopher Higgins, Andrew Supanz, Michael Filipowich, Nico David, Dylan Playfair

Director-Editor: Colin Minihan

Screenwriters: Stuart Ortiz, Colin Minihan

manufacturers: Brandon Christensen, Colin Minihan, Stuart Ortiz, Bic Tran

government manufacturers: Brittany Allen, Marc Milliard

Director of images: Clayton Moore

Composer: Blitz/Berlin