Ten generations after the Zombie Apocalypse, mankind has lost so much technology that they live a stone-age existence. Anna, a tough, resourceful girl of nineteen, is the last survivor of a scavenging expedition. She is saved from the zombie horde by Hunter, a craggy, old nomad who has survived for decades in the midst of the zombie infested no man's land. He has studied the ways of the zombies and pioneered survival techniques. Taking her under his protection, he teaches her that, "Zombies may be our enemies, but they are also our greatest resource."

Willis O'Brien's Gwangi was an epic movie that was never completed. The visual effects genius that brought King Kong to life made elaborate plans for a spectacular motion picture project. Gwangi combined elements of The Lost World and King Kong with cowboys, rodeos, and Western themes. Like all of O'Brien's projects, it was meticulously pre-planned. Numerous artists were employed to illustrate the action and visual effects scenes. Particular scrutiny was placed on how each scene would be brought to the screen. The technical supplement was a unique document prepared by Willis O'Brien to...

Willis O'Brien's Gwangi was an epic movie that was never completed. King Kong's visual effects wizard made elaborate plans for a spectacular motion picture project. Gwangi combined elements of The Lost World with cowboys, rodeos, and Western themes. Like all of O'Brien's projects, it was meticulously preplanned. Particular scrutiny was placed on how each scene would be brought to the screen. The Assistant Director's Breakdown Sheets are valuable clues to the epic that Willis O'Brien's Gwangi could have been. They detail characters, costumes, stunt doubles, extras, horses, dummy horses, props...

Willis O'Brien's Gwangi was an epic movie that was never completed. The visual effects genius that brought King Kong to life made elaborate plans for a spectacular motion picture project. Gwangi combined elements of The Lost World and King Kong with cowboys, rodeos, and Western themes. Like all of O'Brien's projects, it was meticulously pre-planned. Numerous artists were employed to illustrate the action and visual effects scenes. Particular scrutiny was placed on how each scene would be brought to the screen. These documents, diagrams, shooting schedules, budgets, script suggestions, etc...