Bill Sebastian Movies

Four lifelong friendships are put to the ultimate test when one man makes an announcement that causes everyone involved to reevaluate their relationships in this romantic drama from director Bill Sebastian. Fred had been wandering all night when he wakes up, scorched by the Texas sun, and began to make his way home. It was supposed to have been Fred's last day in town, and somehow he missed his own going away party. But it appears that Fred has had a change of heart, because now he's planning on staying in town and getting married. Unfortunately, Fred's happily-ever-after is about to turn to dust; Duck has some information about Fred's future bride that he needs to divulge before his pal ties the knot, and simply stating these facts may be enough to destroy longstanding friendships. But sometimes the hardest things to say are the things that need saying most, and by the end of this day four friends will see the nature of their relationships irreversibly changed by the undeniable truth. ~ Jason Buchanan, All Movie Guide

A quartet of short tales of cannibalistic terror are collected in this horror anthology. A group of scientists are trapped inside a secure laboratory where a profoundly dangerous contagion has been formulated. Leaving the lab would mean releasing the deadly cargo to the world, but when the researchers run out of food, their sense of self-preservation comes up against their desire to protect others. Elsewhere, an affirmative action lawsuit results in a legal decree that states employers cannot discriminate against zombies in their hiring practices, giving brain-eating ghouls a whole new level of visibility. Later, three strange women with magical powers are determined to capture a young orphaned child, but a hulking giant is determined to protect the youngster's safety. And finally, a demonic creature that feeds on human flesh has made its way into a maximum security prison, where it begins preying on the prisoners on death row. However, one of the condemned men is not about to give up his life without a fight. Featuring songs and a cameo appearance from Mojo Nixon, A Four Course Meal was the first feature film for director Clay Liford. ~ Mark Deming, All Movie Guide