(TOP PHOTO: Saturday Nightmares panel (March 2010), featuring, from left, Bill Hinzman, Tom Savini, Ken Foree, George Romero, Adrienne Barbeau, Jim Krut, Roy Frumkes, John Amplas and David Emge.

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Cleggie in Scotland with HZ-T friend! Gaylen Ross, Jim Krut and Sharon Hill reunite

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FILMS with Jim Krut: (in addition to "Dawn of the Dead")

"Dead iSland" (2010)

See trailer and Fangoria article on new film "DEAD iSLAND" (copy and paste the link below) This film from director Josh Davidson is shot on entirely on IPhones and is part of the Veteran Artist Program. Jim Krut, a Vietnam vet and actor, has a "principal" role in this film. Check it out!
http://www.fangoria.com/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=2140:camera-phone-chills-in-dead-island&catid=1:latest-news&Itemid=167

"Deadlands 2: Trapped" (2009) - Directed by Gary Ugarek

"Zombthology" (2009)
"The Guatemalan Handshake" (2006)
"The Green Man" (2012)- G. Joe Shelby directs
Not yet released:
"Tenets of the Maladjusted" (2011)
"Bunnyman Bridge" (2010) This film is shot on HDSLR.
"12/24" director Anthony Colliano
"Squirrel" director Roger Arnold
ON STAGE: Learn more at www.gettysburgstage.org
JIM KRUT - A BRIEF HISTORY: Jim Krut is often known as the Helicopter Zombie (tm). In one of Dawn of the Dead's most memorable scenes, his zombie character steps under a whirling helicopter blade and loses the top of his head instead of getting a bite to eat. That's the original 1978 version of Dawn, not the remake.
How cool can you get? The Bravo Network called the helicopter zombie scene one of the 100 most memorable horror moments in film history. Fans love the scene, which brings everything from applause to cheers in theaters. It's a tribute to my friend Tom Savini, whose talent has brought this and so many other great movie moments to life everywhere.
Even in Germany and France, where my scenes were cut out, the Zombie Squad and fans know the scenes. They know virtually every line of the 1978 film. I love meeting the fans, even though I only do a few convention appearances each year.
You may contact me, but responses may be slow in coming. This site is still being built, as time and travel allow, and as time travel allows...
Contact me here: helizombie@comcast.net
Helicopter Zombie and Helizombie are trademarks belonging to Jim Krut.