Killer Goose Films
| Company type | Private |
|---|---|
| Industry | Film production |
| Founded | 2008 |
| Headquarters | Manville, New Jersey , United States |
Killer Goose Films operates as an independent film production entity located in Manville, New Jersey. Established in 2008 by graduates specializing in film from William Paterson University, the company has been involved in producing and co-producing nine short films to date. Currently, they are working on a feature-length documentary centered around College Radio Day.
Unbroken Circle (2008)
Created in collaboration with Makeshift Movies, Unbroken Circle tells the story of David, who faces the challenge of moving forward and dating again after his wife has remained in a coma for one year. This film received 3rd Place in the Advanced Category at the 2008 William Paterson University Film Festival.
The Call (2009)
Written and directed by Dan O. Linke, this short film stars Brenda Cooney from I Sell the Dead and features the H.P. Lovecraft mythos creature Cthulhu. The Call was showcased at the 14th H.P. Lovecraft Film Festival & Cthulhucon held in Portland, Oregon (2009), as well as at the Eighth Annual Garden State Film Festival (2010).
Design (2010)
Produced jointly with Makeshift Movies, Design was screened at the 2013 Garden State Film Festival. The narrative focuses on three scientists whose personal lives and relationships are transformed following their experiment involving teleportation on a living subject.
Dead For Life (2010)
Penned and helmed by Dale Devino, Dead For Life explores the story of four morally ambiguous men who come into possession of a winning lottery ticket. The cast includes Dallas Coyle, formerly guitarist for God Forbid. In February 2010, Killer Goose Films promoted this project on WMSC's Peep Show.
Redistribution (2011)
Created for the New York City 48 Hour Film Project contest, this science fiction short depicts a young couple escaping a government effort aimed at population redistribution to conserve resources, ultimately revealing a darker underlying plot.
Feed A (2012)
Directed by Clarke Mayer, this found footage sci-fi short follows a SWAT team responding to what appears to be a routine suburban domestic disturbance but instead confronts an unforeseen adversary.
Three Guys, One Hole (2012)
As Killer Goose Films' second submission to the New York 48 Hour Film Project, this comedic short centers on a delivery girl navigating a future overrun by zombies. It earned three accolades: Best Use of Prop, Audience Award, and Best Original Song by Relentless Babies.
Keep Punching (2013)
Representing the company’s first documentary effort, Keep Punching chronicles an amateur boxer's journey competing in the New Jersey Golden Gloves. The film was featured at the 2013 Montclair Film Festival and received Best Documentary Short: NJ at Atlantic City Cinefest. Direction and cinematography were handled by Dale DeVino.
Fuzz (2013)
Their third entry for the New York 48 Hour Film Project, Fuzz is a dark comedic piece about four stereotypical police officers surveilling a pornographic production facility. This film is accessible online.