Nathan Thomas Milliner’s ‘A Wish for the Dead’ Hits Blu-ray & DVD
Nathan Thomas Milliner is a beast when it comes to poster artwork, just look at all the work he has done for Scream Factory as well as Horrorhound, but he doesn’t stop just there. Last year he unleashed his highly acclaimed short horror flick The Confession of Fred Krueger as well as a segment in the anthology flick Volumes of Blood. But now he is set to unleash his feature directorial debut in the form of A Wish for the Dead, and we have all the details below.
From the Press Release:
Renowned horror artist Nathan Thomas Milliner’s (Artist for Scream Factory, Horrorhound and director of Volumes Of Blood and Confession Of Fred Krueger) directorial debut A WISH FOR THE DEAD coming to BluRay and DVD from LeglessCorpse Films on March 22nd.
Synopsis: John Hill (Chris Petty) is a desperate man. Since discovering his wife has terminal cancer he has locked himself in the hospital and is looking for any shred of hope that can save his young wife from her suffering.
That is when he meets The Man (Robert Hatfield) who offers him a way to beat death. John’s actions will effect the lives of several other players in our tale in the process.
A single mother who is being stalked (Julie Streble), a teenaged girl who is being brutally bullied at school (Lori Cooke), an innocent man on death row (Adam Pepper), and a young girl who is losing her grandfather (Kristine Renee Farley).
Like PULP FICTION & TRICK R TREAT, this horrifying drama features multiple victims who are intertwined and connected by one central event and the world will never be the same again. The debut film from Writer/Director Nathan Thomas Milliner (Volumes Of Blood & Confession Of Fred Krueger).
BluRay will feature commentary by Milliner and producer Herschel Zahnd.
Pre-order before March 15th at LeglessCorpseFilms.com and receive a free limited edition poster signed by Milliner who’s artwork is also featured on the poster.
BluRay and DVD will be available on BluRay and DVD starting March 22 at LeglessCorpseFilms.com and Amazon.com. VOD release date is TBD.
