Faithful readers of the ZRC blog (who surely exist in teeming numbers) may recall that The Zombie Rights Campaign recently pledged support for ‘Mother’s Blood’, an independent horror film, after receiving assurances that the production was a Zombie Friendly shop:

Working with independent filmmakers is one of our favorite activities here at The Zombie Rights Campaign, and we’d like to think our travel to film festivals, attendance at innumerable conventions and consultation with independent filmmakers, actors and artists has made a positive and lasting impact. Naturally, when we come across a promising project in production, the ZRC would like to promote it in and help out in any way that we can. Doubly so when the filmmakers assure us that their work, and their work environment, is in fact Zombie Friendly.

Well, loyal ZRC Friend and agitator Deneen Melody alerted us to another upcoming project, ‘Rose White’, which may go one step further: the production isn’t just friendly to Zombies, but the film itself is broad-minded about the Differently Animated.

Of course, that means we had to help spread the word about ‘Rose White’ too, and reach into the old Miscellaneous budget again for some support funds. It’s well worth it. If you’d like to see more independent fantasy, especially some that’s accessible to the Differently Animated, you can easily access the Rose White Kickstarter page here.

To help convince you, the Zombie Friendly reader, that this might be an excellent opportunity for you to chip in some cash, we’ll embed the preview/information video below. Once you’ve seen it, and have become convinced to donate some funds that might otherwise through no fault of your own slip into George Romero’s clutches, you can follow the handy widget at the bottom of the post, or the link above, to get to the ‘Rose White’ Kickstarter page.

They’ll keep your money safe from Anti-Zombie schemes.

Tags: Movies, Pro-Zombie Alliance

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