
Day of the Living Me
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In this hilarious compilation of true stories, cult favorite writer-director Jeff Lieberman brings us along on a wild odyssey, going in-depth into his early work in the Golden Age of '70s horror with such classics as Squirm, Blue Sunshine, and Just Before Dawn, then on to award-winning network documentaries and mainstream entertainment. Political and social commentary has always been Lieberman's trademark, and here, he tells it like it was with the same unique comic voice and biting satire that's signified his work from the start.
Lieberman's fearless and funny exploits reveal the events and relationships that influenced some of his greatest accomplishments. And failures.
There's something for everyone here. Horror fans, young and old, will revel in Lieberman's colorful accounts of how his classic cult films came to fruition, while his fellow baby boomers get to be flies on the wall while the action plays out with some of the favorites of their generation - the likes of Dustin Hoffman, Rod Serling, John Lennon, and many others. This eclectic mix covers Jeff's 50 years working in the industry, and is sure to bring back some fun times in your life.
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