Straight Edge Kegger
A young punk and a houseful of drunks square off against the gang of militant straight edgers that he's abandoned.
Note: Alternate trailer in "trailer" section
Runtime: 2:14
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Jason ZinkDirectorNight Terrors, When I Die, Where Happiness Lies
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Project Type:Short, Other
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Genres:Horror, Horror Comedy, Trailer, Grindhouse
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Runtime:59 seconds
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Completion Date:July 27, 2016
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Production Budget:5,000 USD
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Country of Origin:United States
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Language:English
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Shooting Format:BlackMagic Pocket Cinema Camera
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Aspect Ratio:16:9
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Film Color:Color
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First-time Filmmaker:No
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Student Project:No
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Upstate NY Horror Film FestivalGreece, NY
October 15, 2016
Official Selection -
IndieFEST Film AwardsLaJolla, CA
October 24, 2016
Official Selection -
HorrorHaus Film FestivalHollywood, CA
November 5, 2016
Official Selection -
International Independent Film AwardsEncino, CA
Honorable Mention -
Post Mortem
Official Selection -
Trailer Fest Film FestivalBloomington, IN
November 12, 2016
1st Place: Horror -
Horror Trailer FestivalLos Angeles, CA
December 3, 2016
Official Selection
Jason Zink is a writer, producer and director known for When I Die (2009), Night Terrors (2014), Where Happiness Lies (2016) and Straight Edge Kegger (2016). When I Die was the winner of Best Comedic Feature at the DIY Film Festival. Night Terrors, Zink's second feature, received worldwide distribution through Camp! Motion Pictures and was selected by the HORRORizon Film Festival, Indie Horror Film Festival and the HorrorHound Film Festival. Where Happiness Lies, Zink's first produced documentary, was an official selection at the Louisville International Film Festival. Straight Edge Kegger has been selected by 7 film festivals, winning awards at two of them.
Straight Edge Kegger is a big deal (to me) packed into a little package. The trailer that we've made is intended to spread the word about the idea and hopefully drum up some interest so that we can eventually make it into a feature. Despite the flick being a short, it took a lot of work to accomplish and was a pretty stressful shoot... as we were shooting primarily at several house parties and people were often too drunk to do what we needed.
Much like the punk ethos that comes across in the trailer, and even like the edgers donning masks, this was a collaborative effort that could not have happened without a dedicated group of friends who wanted nothing more than to help. I hope that you enjoy the flick, want to see the feature and can see all the hard work that the cast and crew put in.
Cheers!
Jason Zink