Story & Produced by Scott Shaw and Donald G. Jackson.
One Space Sheriff One Blood Thirty Monster
And One Million Bullets
The Epic Saga of how Jack B. Quick, Space Sheriff ascends to Knighthood and becomes The Reverend Doctor Saint Francis Blade.
Starring:
Scott Shaw (International Action Star and Martial Arts Master) as Jack B. Quick, Space Sheriff.
Julie Strain (Penthouse Pet and B-Movie Queen) as Queen Bee.
Kevin Eastman (Creator of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles) as King Allmedia.
Conrad Brooks (Plan 9 From Outer Space, etc., etc., etc.) as Deputy Reins.
Joe Estevez (Indie Film Demigod) as Rocket Ranger Dan Danger.
Robert Z-Dar (Tango & Cash and Mobsters to name only a few) as Z-Man, Lord Invader.
David Heavener (Action Star) as the Lone Stranger.
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There is a Great Chapter in Scott Shaw's book, Zen Filmmaking that details the creation of this film. Click on the cover to pick up your copy and find out what really took place.
Guns of El Chupacabra 2: The Unseen is the second in the GUNS OF EL CHUPACABRA trilogy. It is the prequel/sequel to GUNS OF EL CHUPACABRA.
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This film has finally been released in the U.S. Previously it was only released in Latin America and Asia. Click on the poster to order your copy.
Scott Shaw has just reedited and released the Zen Speed Flick version of Guns of El Chupacabra, EL CHUPACABRA.
What is a Zen Speed Flick? A Zen Speed Flick is a feature length film cut down to its most essential elements, leaving only the most interesting and fast pasted moments.
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GUNS OF EL CHUPACABRA was filmed between January and August 1997. It was first presented at the 1997 American Film Market, with a twenty minute long trailer, which can finally be seen in the Scott Shaw Zen Documentary, FROGTOWN NEWS. The first full-screening of GUNS OF EL CHUPACABRA took place at the Director's Guild of America in January 1998. The next month it was shown at Sony Studios.
GUNS OF EL CHUPACABRA was initially highly embraced in Puerto Rico, South and Central America, Mexico, the Philippines, and Japan. In the early twentieth century, it was discovered by The Smithee Awards - where it won several awards and acquired many new fans. "Many Thanks."
In 2000 the soundtrack for GUNS OF EL CHUPACABRA was reworked, leaving behind the wholly Blue Grass and Alt. Country music that was originally composed for the film. Added to the remaining original soundtrack is a wild mix of Punk Rock, Folk, and Rock. The bands that provided exceptional music for this film include: The Sin City Boys, The Sun City Girls, Cowboy Buddha, and Raz.
Donald G. Jackson and Scott Shaw feel that they created two masterpieces as a filmmaking team. The first was, THE ROLLER BLADE SEVEN the second is GUNS OF EL CHUPACABRA.
