Not
too long ago, a meteorite crashed to Earth
bringing an alien virus that caused many to
mutate into frenzied, windy creatures. Due to
the degrading optic nerves and colon muscles in the infected it is
now unsafe to be outside during daylight hours,
as that is when the farting ghouls wander the
woods. This production originally started out in 2014
as a serious Science-Fiction feature film to
follow on from the success Nathan Head's
previous self-produced feature, Apparition Of
Evil,
initial scenes began shooting on location in the
Cheshire-West countryside as well as The
Warehouse Studios near the city of Manchester,
however numerous incomplete scenes and canceled
shoots began to compromise the script, forcing
the production to be shelved in August 2015. The
rough-cut was picked up six
years later, during the Covid-19 pandemic, under
the working title 'Escape From Sector Six'.
The intention was to fit the story more into the
zombie/apocalypse genre of horror, however, the
realisation that there simply weren't enough
complete scenes to fill out a full
feature-length story resulted in the film being
shelved, yet again. In the early months of 2023,
all salvageable material was edited around
newly-shot scenes to create the first episode of
a series, with
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Night Fall chapter one: Attack Of The
Flatulating Dead
When Seth Bethlehem stumbles upon a secret
military installation in the forest he
unintentionally attracts a small group of
farting zombies, but are his intentions what
they appear to be?
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Night Fall chapter two: Beware The Bowel
Howlers
Seth Bethlehem wanders the woodlands now
inhabited by windy undead creatures, but who is
the mysterious stranger watching closely from
within the undergrowth?
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Night Fall chapter
three: Fartbox
In the early days of the zombie outbreak we
watch a vlogger try to survive his farty
neighbours by building his
own shelter in the garden.
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Behind-the-scenes
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Trivia
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Most of the characters have a name that
references the conclusion of the episode they
first appear in, for chapter one they are named
after either a star or an astral object
that has fallen to Earth; Seth Bethlehem's name
references the Star of Bethlehem, or Christmas
Star, from the nativity story of the Gospel of
Matthew in the New Testament. Doctor
Swift-Tuttle's name references the comet
109P/Swift-Tuttle which orbits the sun every 133
years. Captain Wormwood's name references a
prophecised star, first mentioned in the New
Testament's Book Of Revelation, that is said to
fall to Earth in the End-Times, poisoning a
third of the Earth's water supply. Stella
Perseid's name references two things, "stella"
derives from the Latin word meaning "star" and
The Perseids are a prolific meteor shower
associated with the comet Swift-Tuttle. The
Captain's secretary, Twinkle Ensisheim's name
references the Ensisheim Meteorite which fell to
North-Eastern France in 1492. Torino's name is a
reference to the Torino Scale, a method for
categorizing the impact hazard associated with
near-Earth objects such as asteroids and comets.
Tegmen's name is a reference to the star
Tegmine, or Zeta Cancri A, which lies within the
constellation of Cancer. Vega's name is a
reference to the brightest star in the northern
constellation of Lyra. Bolide's name is taken
from the astronomical term used to label an
extremely bright meteor that explodes in the
atmosphere. The named characters in chapter two
are all references to musical insturments; Viola
is a string instrument and a Maestro is a master
of music. In chapter three the named characters
are mostly in reference to the sky or the
heavens, Jove is taken from the Roman sky God of
the same name. |