You may remember the film Zombie Girl: The Movie from Adam Sweeney’s coverage of Fantastic Fest ’08. In his review he called it a “diamond in the rough,” placing it among the best docs he’d seen in all of 2008. We now have a trailer for the film, in anticipation of its Slamdance premiere.

Emily M. Hagins, 16 year old director of Pathogen, and her mother Megan talk to us about the walking dead, the divide between Star Wars and Star Trek, and what comes next for the talented director.

The final part of our interview with the creative minds behind Zombie Girl: The Movie, a film that follows a 12-year old girl making a zombie flick.

Part 1 in a 287-part interview series with the documentarians behind Zombie Girl: The Movie. Just kidding – there’s only 285 parts.

Every film festival has a diamond in the rough. For Austin’s Fantastic Fest the honor belongs to Zombie Girl: The Movie, the story of local writer/director Emily Hagins who made a feature-length zombie movie… at the age of twelve.