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by Seth Metoyer, MoreHorror.com

Here's a promising looking Zombie horror comedy trailer that came our way today. The Bloodfest Club centers around a Chuck Norris-obsessed high school janitor who's forced to face the very epitome of evil on graduation night. Check out the trailer and details below.

“The Bloodfest Club” is the directorial debut of Oscar Madrid and stars Jim Ousley as addled-but-good-hearted janitor Sonny Kane. The film also stars Madison Burke as Marissa, Carson Kelley as Chris, Eddie Perino as Tango, Caroline Rouse as Tiff, and Peter Mayer as Sensei Noddy.

Madrid and Ousley are launching the short film in preparation for a feature-length version of “The Bloodfest Club” which is in the early stages on pre-production. The film, penned by Madrid and Ousley, will be their follow-up to their award-winning debut comedy, “Hooch & Daddy-o”.

Find out more about "The Bloodfest Club" at http://www.bloodfestclub.com...

Though the big studio movies have a habit of getting the lion's share of attention, we do our best to make sure you're in the know about cool indie projects as well. Indie filmmakers are the life's blood of the genre, and you never know when the next Carpenter, Raimi, or Romero will rear his head.

We're happy to debut the trailer for Oscar Madrid's new film, The Bloodfest Club, starring Jim Ousley as addled-but-good-hearted janitor Sonny Kane. The film also stars Madison Burke as Marissa, Carson Kelley as Chris, Eddie Perino as Tango, Caroline Rouse as Tiffany, and Peter Mayer as Sensei Noddy Donigan.

Dig on this for a plot outline - "In The Bloodfest Club, a Chuck Norris-obsessed high school janitor is forced to confront the face of evil on graduation night." Oh, Mr. Madrid. You had us at "Chuck Norris-obsessed high school janitor".

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Director: Joe Leonard Writer(s): Joe Leonard Starring: Aaron Stanford, Jacob Fishel, Rosemarie DeWitt, Nicole Vicius, Jill Flint, Emily Wickersham, Lily Holleman, Gregory Konow, Katie Apicella, Gregory Northrop, Peter Mayer, Aidan Nichols, John Pierson Cleverly and meaningfully book-ended by two significantly traumatic dates for New Yorkers in the aughts (September 11, 2001 and August 14, 2003), How I Got Lost tells the story of two friends who are caught in a downward spiral into the depths of depression – and Andrew (Aaron Stanford) and Jake (Jacob Fishel) are not just dealing with the mental repercussions of September 11th, they are both facing much more personal losses. Andrew has developed a taste for booze which he hopelessly attempts to balance with his career as a trader on Wall Street. Andrew’s best friend, Jake, is a broken-hearted sports writer. Jake was recently dumped by the love of his life, Sarah (Nicole Vicius), most likely for...