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Marriage can be an amazing journey, a declaration of dedication to another person. But the pomp of a wedding can also act as a glossy cover to the honest mess that marriage can be. As they say, it’s a marathon, not a sprint. Marking his third appearance on Dn, Writer/Director Brendan Beachman’s dark comedy drama short A Wedding Day explores this very concept through the story of two newlyweds, whose marriage is getting off to a decidedly rocky start. But when the pair meet an eccentric stranger the questions they have of themselves become answered. What I enjoy most about Beachman’s short is how elegantly the film crosses between moments of true, human messiness and dark, matter-of-fact comedy. One moment you’ll be contemplating the strength of your own relationships and the next you’ll be laughing out loud at a moment of pure absurdity. It...

*a screener of this film was provided by Osiris Entertainment.

Director/writer: Carl Lindbergh.

If you handed an apathetic eight year old a camera and told him or her to shoot a movie, then you would come up with a film like the Bunnyman. This film is not terrible because of its budget or because of laziness, this film is terrible because director Carl Lindbergh is incompetent. Lindbergh does not know how to co-ordinate a film crew or cast to the detriment of the film's audio and characters. The sum of all of his ineptness is another entry into 28Dla's Worst Films for 2011.

Here is the film's story in seven words: six youths encounter a family of cannibals - the end. And these six characters would be classified as mentally retarded on most intelligence tests. When a character dies by murder they roll their eyes and mope about the screen.

What could be more strange than watching a man dressed in a playful bunny suit chase some young kids around with a chainsaw? The trailer for Bunnyman is full of the bizarre, as director Carl Lindbergh (Shattered Lives) blends the childlike with the horrific. Bunnyman is listed as being in the genre of horror only; so, please no laughing at the trailer for the film below, with Bunnyman releasing June 21st on DVD.

The synopsis for Bunnyman is here:

"Driving through the remote regions of Southern California, a group of friends are forced into a sickening game of cat and mouse, with a five ton dump truck. When looking for help, they stumble upon a family of cannibals, who take pleasure dismembering and eating as many of the kids as possible.

The lucky few who escape, now most answer to the head of the cannibalistic family, a horribly disfigured man,...

Here's a tip for you ... while driving anywhere it may not be a good idea to cut anyone off with your car (unless of course you wave and mystically make the intrusion into their lane okay). You just never know what kind of lunatic may be behind the wheel.

See how easily trouble starts? No? Well you'll definitely see this June as the Bunnyman comes hopping home to DVD.

Cheryl Texiera, Matthew Philips, Alaina Gianci, Veronica Wylie, Scott Kuza, Lucia Sullivan, David Scott, Matthew Stiller, Rebecca Grayce, Joseph Darden, and Joshua Lang star.

From the Press Release

Bunnyman arrives on DVD June 21st from Osiris Entertainment. Bunnyman fits in with the other outrageous genre concepts, low-budget filmmaking, and sensationalized titles that are enjoying a resurgence on such programming as Syfy's new Saturday night original movies. Bunnyman comes from the writer/producer/director/editor indie horror filmmaker Carl Lindbergh, whose previous...