When Bruce Martin (Brian Thomas Barnhardt), a bumbling delivery boy for a local chemical plant, accidentally introduces a potent toxin into the city's water supply, he inadvertently begins the downfall of humanity by unleashing a city of flesh-eating nightmares on the world. To help rectify the problem, Bruce and his equally brain-dead friend Scags (Matthew Kelsey), devise a "fool-proof" plan to stop the army of the undead from growing. Armed with a sawed-off shotgun, a '74 Dodge Charger and their low IQs, Bruce and Scags hook up with two stranded girls (Ashley Cantina and Lilly Small) and a zombie-bitten boyfriend (Jorge Mejia) in a deserted cabin to do the only thing which will get them through the night, Pray For Dawn.What They're Saying About Pray For Dawn
"Brian Thomas Barnhart has made a great accomplishment that most aspiring filmmakers never get close to. He has proven that, even on video, he can produce a coherent feature-length picture with an eye for professional lighting and and some humor..." -- Mark A. Rivera, Genre OnLine"Brian Thomas Barnhart shows promise in the Romero and Raimi style of guerilla filmmaking. Finally, some hope for a Zombie movie renaissance." -- Steve Palopoli, Total Movie Magazine
Awards Won By Pray For Dawn Best Film - 2001 Pomona Film Festival (Smogdance)
Other Information On Pray For Dawn
View a trailer for Pray For Dawn
An interview with Brian Thomas Barnhart which ran in The Inland Valley Daily Bulletin.
A follow up article about a Pray For Dawn sequel which ran in The Inland Valley Daily Bulletin.
The Official Pray For Dawn press release
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