(Trailer at the bottom of the page) Jake Kennedy's first feature film as writer / director tackles the zombie genre head on...and wins!  Every...aspect of the film is pulled off so damned well. The script, the acting, and the direction of Days of Darkness are startlingly pitch perfect. You'll be laughing, screaming, engrossed, and most importantly, thoroughly entertained. Kennedy and company have released a film that is part Day of the Dead, part Invaders From Mars, and part Carpenter's The Thing; and as a result it stands as one of the best indie horror films I've seen all year...keep your eyes on Jake Kennedy. Given a proper budget, this guy could be horror gold! DreadCentral.com "As a fan of the genre I've seen tons of zombie films along the way, but  none have entertained me as much as DAYS OF DARKNESS. Lucio Fulci and George Romero may forever be regarded as the 'fathers' of the zombie sub-genre... but Jake Kennedy should forever be credited for re-inventing it." Bruno Derlin, Co-Director VISIONFEST: The Other Festival. "It's one of the best zombie movies out there...as far as the effects, the cinematography, the editing, and every other technical aspect of this film, they were all highly professional, and at the very pinnacle of the best that independent cinema has to offer." Rogue Cinema   ...with spectacular special FX—and an utterly sickening below-the-belt amputation that takes up considerable screen time and had most of the male audience looking at the floor...let’s just say that if you value your vital member, it is genuinely difficult to watch certain scenes that Kennedy’s twisted mind has come up with...Kennedy demonstrates that he is more than capable of sustaining suspense, and a palatable sense of panic. Fangoria.com   Lionsgate has bought the film and is readying it for a January 8th DVD release. See the artwork on Fangoria.com. Synopsis: As if ripped from the headlines, the world watches as a comet looms over the earth for days. The masses were told 'there is nothing t worry about.' It was a lie! An eclectic group of survivors huddle together and battle for their only chance to survive against the uprising of the undead while trying to save the fate of mankind.   Awards: VisionFest  -  Best Editing Rogue Cinema  -  Cinematic Excellence Award B-Movie Festival  -  Best Supporting Actress (Sabrina Gennarino) - Nominated Shockerfest  -  Semi-Finalist International Horror and Sci Fi Film Festival  -  New Visions Award   Festivals: Screamfest LA Shockerfest Rhode Island Horror Film Festival VisionFest Freakshow Film Festival Ellensberg Film Festival B-Movie Film Festival International Horror and Sci Fi Film Festival   Interviews and Articles: December '07 Fangoria Magazine article Rogue Cinema interview pre release interview Fangoria.com interview about the make up and FX Fangoria.com interview while shooting the film     Watch the Trailer

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