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I love that because he's doing this weird Heath Ledger-Joker reptilian performance. I've always wanted to work with Nick Boshier, and I always wanted to see what he was going to do with the surgeon role because I wrote that for him years ago. I like new performances for different things. Roache-Turner: Oh, that's like asking what's your favorite child. GR: Can you tease your favorite new performance in the movie? I just look at it, and I'm very happy with it. It's my favorite scene I've ever shot, a scene that I wrote over 10 years ago, and it has one of my favorite songs. We've got 'Red Right Hand,' which is one of my favorite songs sitting over the top of it. It's also scored by a classic Australian musical artist. It's the most banal morning routine you've ever seen but in the most interesting world. He's got to go out, get another zombie, reattach it, and this is just like his morning routine.

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Then he goes over to his generator and one of the zombie batteries is running low, so he's got to get rid of that zombie. Then he has to cook his breakfast and the barbecue is powered by a zombie. We get to see his how he wakes up- he wakes up, he does his exercises, he takes a pill, he loads his shotgun, he goes out he shoots a bunch of zombies. It's just this guy waking up in his post-apocalyptic enclosure, and he's surrounded by hundreds of zombies every day. We released a chunk of that online recently, and it was one of the most successful things we've ever released. I don't think there's been a cyborg zombie in films before, so it might be a first. 10 years later, we finally got the budget together to make it.

And when we went to make the film, we realized that we didn't have the budget for that. Roache-Turner: We had an idea for an eight-foot-tall cyborg zombie back in 2010. GR: What are you most excited for fans to see in this new movie? Ahead of the screening, Game Rant had the chance to chat with Kiah Roache-Turner about his Wyrmwood: Apocalypse, the future of Wyrmwood franchise, and how he makes these movies for his 12-year-old self.

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Described as a combination of Mad Max and Dawn of the Dead, the new movie will be screening at the sci-fi and horror movie festival Panic Fest on May 1. He eventually comes across a half-zombie-half-human named Grace and believes she can end the apocalypse. Executive produced for XYZ Films, the movie follows Rhys as he navigates the zombie-infested wasteland to corral civilians for the military. The sequel sees the return of Luke McKenzie, Bianca Bradey, Jay Gallagher, and introduces the new actors Shantae Barnes-Cowan, Tasia Zalar, and Nicholas Boshier. Both brothers share co-writing credits while Kiah directs and Tristan produces. Created by the filmmaking brother duo Kiah and Tristian Roache-Turner, Wyrmwood: Apocalypse is the follow-up to their feature debut zombie hit Wyrmwood: Road of the Dead, which dropped in 2014 and garnered an 82% on Rotten Tomatoes.

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