I’m delighted to unveil the comic book inspired poster for my newest film coming out in 2023: SIX DAYS TO DIE.
This movie is my proudest achievement as a filmmaker, this cast absolutely slaps, and the post-apocalyptic western visuals will sweep you off your feet.
I can hardly wait to share the release details with you, so keep an eye here for the 2023 film festival premiere date and more!
~M@
Want a sneak peek of SIX DAYS TO DIE, and a behind the scenes look at how we shot a post-apocalyptic western at the start of a global pandemic? So did Entertainment Tonight! Colm Feore gives us a look in this snazzy reel at how we made some of the movie magic that went into SIX DAYS TO DIE!
~M@
There’s a first time for everything, and this is the first time I’ve had a “first look” at one of my films become headline news in Deadline Hollywood!
So without further ado, here’s a glimpse at the post-apocalyptic world I’ve been conjuring up over the last year, featuring Colm Feore himself:
On top of releasing this first look image, Deadline nabbed the exclusive on the portraits for some of the key characters in the film like Colm’s Man in Black, but also The Purveyor played by Ari Millen, The Marshal played by Melissa D’Agostino, and The Gambler played by Darryl Hinds!
Here’s a look at them on twitter:
https://twitter.com/6days2die/status/1477701273247956993
You can have a look at the whole article on Deadline.com right here:
As for when and where you can watch SIX DAYS TO DIE, we’re in the midst of talking with some film festivals to find just the rights spot to premiere this post-apocalyptic adventure, so stay tuned!
~M@
I could not be more delighted to announce the wicked cast as we go to lens on my newest film — and as it turns out, the same goes for Variety!
Look, we made the trades: https://variety.com/2021/film/global/umbrella-academys-colm-feore-to-star-in-post-apocalyptic-western-six-guns-for-hire-exclusive-1234929020/
Have a gander at the new faces of the west, and keep you eyes here, and on @6Guns4Hire on Twitter & Instagram & Facebook for updates and a look behind the scenes as we make some movie magic!
I can hardly wait to share this one with you!!
~M@
Now, here’s something I’ve been working on for A LONG TIME. In some ways, for a year. And in other ways, for two decades.
HighballTV: a streaming service that brings the film festival experience to you! It’s a hub to watch those undiscovered gems from film festivals that you’d otherwise never be able to find available after the initial festival run.
It’s something that I’ve been dreaming of for so very long, and we’re proud to be kicking it off in style by bringing the film festival favourite “The Drawer Boy” to theatres across Canada, and to audiences anywhere, on any screen on Highball.TV!
It’s a beautiful film based on Michael Healey’s seminal play by the same name, which is one of the most produced plays in North America. And of course, you can now rent, or by The Drawer Boy on Highball, or you can subscribe to Highball and watch The Drawer Boy along with dozens of other titles from the Cannes Film Festival, Toronto International Film Festival, Venice Film Festival, and more!
Naturally, it’s also a solid destination for all your “Directed by Matt Campagna” needs; Six Reasons Why, Roots of a Man and Tactical Girls are all there for your viewing pleasure!
So get yourself some popcorn, and hop on to Highball.TV to get that festival season feeling anytime you like!
~M@
It’s been an incredible 2017 already for Tactical Girls, and as if the film festival wins and HUGE viewership on Amazon Prime wasn’t enough, Melissa D’Agostino has won a 2017 Best Actress Canadian Screen Award for her incredible performance as Dougy!
And, as you can expect from Melissa any time she gets her hands on a microphone, her acceptance speech brought the house down:
Canada has really been heaping the accolades onto Tactical Girls; just last month the Canada Film Fest awarded our show as the Best TV/Web Series!
The exciting Tactical Girls journey continues, with plenty more screenings coming up, including the Brazil International Film Festival, so keep it Tactical!
~M@
“Who so ever asks me of my birth… I will tell them I am born of Irish Princes who ruled in Donegal a thousand years ago; that I am descended from the High Kings of Ireland, and my name is from the Clann ÓDochartaigh!”
The O’Doherty Documentary, “Roots of a Man” is at last available for your online viewing ease and enjoyment on Highball.TV: https://www.highballtv.com/roots-of-a-man
And on Amazon Prime: http://www.amazon.com/Roots-Man-Jeff-Campagna/dp/B01N0RUEDV/
And, of course, if you would like a physical DVD complete with special features, you can click here to order them, and get as many as you’d like shipped to you right away!
Ár nDúthchas,
~M@
*2018 UPDATE: You can now watch Tactical Girls on HighballTV: https://www.highballtv.com/tactical-girls
*2017 UPDATE: You can now watch Tactical Girls on Amazon Prime: http://www.amazon.com/Hello-Kitty/dp/B01M3PBTTF/
My new comedy mini-series, “Tactical Girls” just wrapped secondary photography, and we’re closing in on our post-production goals. It’s wacky, it’s mad-cap, it’s hilariously crass and violent. If the three stooges were women who couldn’t stop swearing or breaking things, you’d have the Tactical Girls:
Wanna know more? Check out the Facebook fan page to keep up to date with news: http://www.facebook.com/TacticalGirlsTV
~M@
*2017 UPDATE: Six Day Road has a new life as a feature film, and it will be making some exciting moves very soon… so stay, tuned, and enjoy this sneak peek at this post-apocalyptic western drama.
“When two sworn enemies awaken in the snowy wreckage of an avalanche, their only hope for survival lies in reconciling their differences.”
This is a single episode of a 9-part Post-Apoclayptic Western series that plays in the same univierse as Six Reasons Why. I made it with some very talented folks: Melissa D’Agostino, Caden Douglas and Marco Timpano.
I hope you dig it!
~M@
In 2013, Ferrero released a commercial announcing a new version of its popular Kinder Surprise toys… just for girls. It was every kind of brutally sexist. This is how it looked to me.
~M@
