A long Time Filming: The Making of Dead Right II
The movie is brutal. Making it was worse.Go behind the scenes of Dead Right II with an in-depth, fly-on-the-wall documentary that’s just a few seconds longer than the film itself. A Long Time Filming captures every gritty detail of the production, from building a hospital set in a warehouse to pulling off stunts on a shoestring budget.
Featuring candid interviews with Daryl Della, Michael Martin, Ray Revello, and Chris Cairo, this documentary doesn’t hold back. It showcases the camaraderie, creativity, and chaos of the shoot, revealing the blood, sweat, and borderline insanity that went into making this ambitious sequel. If you’ve ever wondered what it’s really like to create a low-budget Dollars & Donuts spectacle, here’s your all-access pass. Don’t say we didn’t warn you.
Deke Trenton (Michael Martin) wakes in a filthy clinic with a chemical fog in his veins and metal cuffs on his wrists. Standing over him is Nurse Bobo (Becker Von Felsburg), a soft spoken creep with dead eyes and a camera. Somewhere deeper in the clinic, the Surgeon (Gino Vigil) sharpens his tools. This isn’t the streets anymore. This is captivity.
Deke Trenton (Michael Martin) wakes in a filthy clinic with a chemical fog in his veins and metal cuffs on his wrists. Standing over him is Nurse Bobo (Becker Von Felsburg), a soft spoken creep with dead eyes and a camera. Somewhere deeper in the clinic, the Surgeon (Gino Vigil) sharpens his tools. This isn’t the streets anymore. This is captivity.