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ZP International Productions is an independent film production and distribution company  based in the Lexington, KY metro area.  Headed by the creative genius of George Bonilla, ZP International’s staff are dedicated to producing high quality genre films with creative story lines.  The first feature film from ZP International, Zombie Planet, was completed and released world-wide in 2004.  Zombie Planet II :Adam’s Revenge followed in 2005. Redwood Justin:Vampire Hunter was completed in 2006 and followed by The Edison Death Machine. Both films are currently making the film festival tour, and are available on glass-mastered DVD. The Edison Death Machine was honored with the “Best Special Effects” award at the 2006 Fright Night Film Festival.  Monstrosity was completed and released in August of 2007, and is currently making the festival rounds. The police drama horror film, HELL-EPHONE recently wrapped production and is being made ready for a festival run.    The Kane Chronicles, an ingenious re-edit of Zombie Planet 1 and 2, was released in 2008. This film features the entire Zombie Planet saga packaged in a single fast-moving action packed film. 
In 2008, George Bonilla’s work was honored when he was named the KENTUCKY FILMMAKER OF THE YEAR at the Fright Night Film Fest.   ZP International’s future projects include  ‘SANTA CLAUS vs. THE ZOMBIES’ (2010)

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William J. Wright is a professional freelance journalist and critic specializing in horror and cult entertainment. His work has appeared in print in such genre magazines as SCARS, Penny Blood, Sirens of Cinema (where he served as head writer), FANGORIA.COM, and the now dearly-departed Washington DC-based "dark culture" magazine The City Morgue (where he wrote a regular film column titled "The Final Cut") and on the web at Film Threat, Pretty-Scary.Net, Dread Central and The Horrorpost. William J. Wright has extensively interviewed many of horror cinema's bonafide legends and up-and-coming stars including Rob Zombie (horror rock icon and director of The Devil's Rejects), Bruce Campbell (The Evil Dead), Sid Haig (Spider Baby, House of  1000 Corpses), Tom Savini (Dawn of the Dead), Reggie Bannister (Phantasm), Lloyd Kaufman (director, author and president of the infamous TROMA Studios), Dyanne Thorne (Ilsa: She-Wolf of the SS), Jennifer Lim (Hostel), Lena Headey (300, The Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles) and many others. Aside from his magazine work, Wright is currently working on a limited press run book on the history of  the indie film company Happy Cloud Pictures (A Feast of Flesh, Splatter Movie: The Director's Cut). 
When he's not writing or schmoozing the "B" list, he can be found behind the wheel or under the hood of  his 1978 Cadillac S&S Victoria Landau Funeral Coach (that's a hearse, for the uninitiated) or playing bass for the punk trio DeathFix 40.