Zombie Farm (2007)

RE: Zombie Farm
Premieres: June 9, 13 at Another Hole in the Head in San Francisco
In Limited Release Beginning June 30 in Los Angeles.
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THE HARVEST HAS BEGUN: Sitting down with the women of ZOMBIE FARM!

Meet the women of ZOMBIE FARM. They’re smart. They’re sexy. And they’ll be lucky to survive this invasion of undead oddities as ghouls invade the small California town, Muerto Verde.

“Horror is, and always has been my favorite film genre,” says Danielle De Luca (The Curse of Lizzie Borden). De Luca plays blonde vixen, Jennifer – a party-crazed college gal, just looking for a good time in Pismo Beach. It’s difficult to tell what’s worse for Jennifer, dealing with the undead, or her wise-cracking boyfriend, Rob (Javier Morga).

Kimberly Fisher plays Linda, best friend to De Luca’s character and girlfriend to the story’s protagonist. On the way to Pismo Beach, a group of college kids get stranded in the soon-to-be-zombie-laden town of Muerto Verde. Good times, blood, guts and zombie attacks ensue. Fisher is a model and actress who has appeared in an array of projects including roles in CSI and Tomcats.

Over the course of filming, more than 50 gallons of blood was spilled, much of it on actress Rachel Balzer (Shakedown), who plays the seductively sassy, but yet somehow simple, Sweet Thing.

Federal Agent Spaulding (Christine Cowden) is a homeland security specialist. She’s always ready for action and always more than happy to splatter zombie brains across the landscape. She’s armed and dangerous, but there’s no guarantee she’ll make it out alive.

Without giving away anything, what can you tell us about your character?

De Luca: “I see Jennifer as a typical college girl. Hormones and boredom can drive her to be slightly edgy at times, but underneath her tough, sarcastic exterior, lies a horny, carefree chick, just dying to be unleashed.”

Cowden: “Agent Spaulding, is one tough broad!” She gets right in there and doesn’t let the zombies phase her. She has a job to do.”

Fisher: