Killing Zoe

The idea behind making the film actually came about when Lawrence Bender was scouting locations for Quentin Tarantino's Le iene (1992). Bender found a great bank in downtown Los Angeles and informed Tarantino, who said that although the location was no good for Dogs, it would be good for a film set in a bank. Bender called every screenwriter he knew, asking if they had any scripts set in a bank. Roger Avary lied and said he did, then furiously wrote the first draft in under two weeks

When the robbers are in the back of the van handing out the masks, Eric is handed the same mask twice.

The characters, events and institutions depicted in this motion picture are fictional. Any similarity to actual persons or junkies, living or dead, is purely coincidental.

Originally rated "NC-17", some graphic scenes of violence was trimmed to be re-rated "R".

Edited from Nosferatu - Il vampiro (1922)