6/2008: Dead Fury DVD should be at online stores by August 5th, 2008. The trailer is available at www.blackarro.com. More details at BlackArro.com.

"CITY OF ROTT" is now available in the US on DVD through Unearthed Films. Unrated Animated Horror not to be missed by zombie fans ages 17 and up. Animated gore and violence.

August 2006: 8/8/06, The Animated Zombie Gorefest "City of Rott" will be released in the USA on DVD with plenty of extras. More dates and countries to follow...

February 2006: "City of Rott" has been announced by Unearthed Films. The update can be found at horrorchannel.com or blackarro.com. Thanks to Steve Biro of Unearthed Films!

January 2006: COR is now around 75 minutes long. More news later.

December 2005: "City of Rott" has secured DVD distribution for the USA and International regions. When the distributor announces the DVD release, I'll be sure to post the info here. Special features will be included for a 2006 release. Great news for COR fans.

September 2005. COR is complete! The next step is DVD distribution so the fans can witness zombie mayhem like never seen before! Watchout zombies...

June 22, 2005. Black Arro Productions is pleased to announce the new "CITY OF ROTT" preview trailer can be seen at www.ifilm.com. Don't miss it zombie fans. It's perhaps the goriest zombie trailer you'll see this year.

June 17, 2005. FSUDOL fills us in on the progress of "CITY OF ROTT".

"Things are going great on the new Black Arro Productions film, "CITY OF ROTT". This is seriously some of my best work ever put to DVD. The action kicks ass, with some really gory battle scenes not to be missed by zombie fans who prefer action. The story hasn't been second-handed either, which integrates the zombies throughout, while still focusing on the individual main characters. I'm very pleased with the progress, and zombie fans have something new to look forward to." -FSudol

"Cheesy" ARCHIVE TEXT BELOW: (What was I thinking?)

BlackArro Productions, www.blackarro.com, is branching out into the dark realm of animated Horror for it's first film feature. The untitled project features Frank's high detail illustration work, along the lines of some of the gory creatures drawn by Frank. On a side note, this project is not related to Frank's ifilm.com "Rise Zombie Rise" Short, which took a more humorous approach. These zombies are not as expressive, don't run, and don't have as much intelligence as the cartoon zombie portrayed in that short animation skit.

"I'm a fan of George A. Romero's Dead films. Ever since I was a kid and saw Day of the Dead, I was captivated by the rotting zombies hordes. That film is really gritty. And then there's Sam Raimi's Evil Dead Series, which has a ton of gore and good "zombies"..."

"Anyway, I've always wanted to do an uncut zombie film of my own, with an original take on things, but remaining faithful to the mass of zombies. Such simple minded creatures, but very dangerous if you get close, or bit. Great horror, where the world is consumed by filth ridden, rotting corpses walking a dead land where few survivors remain. I think that's an awesome atmosphere to capture and put on film in a new way.

"Zombies should be slow if they're rotting. I'm making sure they don't run, mainly cause a zombie is more fun to watch, knowing you have the advantage over the stupid, weak, clumsy corpse. Too bad there's a thousand more waiting outside.

Check out the image below to get an idea where I'm heading with it." -FSudol

Anyway, here's your first glimpse at an exclusive frame from the feature, which is being held under wraps till it's release draws near in 2005... Go to www.blackarro.com for more details.