“Post-nuclear punk odyssey Godkiller is making the jump from indie comic book to ‘illustrated film’ with engaging animation that merges sequential art, 3-D CGI and motion graphics… a horrific yarn of apocalypse, quantum physics, culture jamming and conspiracy theory.” –Wired

Godkiller DVD cover art by Anna Muckcracker [(c) Halo 8 Inc. – CC BY-SA please credit artist when using]

Godkiller DVD cover – Hot Topic exclusive, illustrated by Tim Seeley [(c) Halo 8 Inc. – CC BY-SA please credit artist when using]
Written & Directed by Matt Pizzolo
Illustrated by Anna Muckcracker
Produced by Brian Giberson
Music by Alec Empire & Atari Teenage Riot
Starring Danielle Harris (Halloween), Davey Havok (singer AFI), Lance Henriksen (Aliens), Justin Pierre (singer Motion City Soundtrack), Bill Moseley (The Devil’s Rejects), Lydia Lunch (Hardcore), Tiffany Shepis (Nightmare Man).
The epic story of a boy’s quest to save his sister.
Godkiller is a twisted, sci-fi/horror adventure about a 16 year old boy’s odyssey through a post-nuke wasteland (populated by fallen gods, organ-stealing slavegirls, and sex-addicted technowizards) as he searches for a new heart to save his dying sister.

Godkiller signing at San Diego Comic Con – Danielle Harris, Justin Pierre, Nicki Clyne, Matt Pizzolo
“Intriguing… mixes dark visuals, graphic violence, profanity and a speed metal soundtrack into an oddly alluring post-nuclear holocaust.” –SF Signal
Based on the comic book by award-winning writer-director Matt Pizzolo and illustrator Anna Muckcracker, GODKILLER mixes unforgiving brutality, quantum physics, conspiracy theory, and secret history for an iconoclastic hero’s journey like none before it.

Godkiller #1 ultra-rare chase variant – Danielle Harris cover [photo by Jon Weiner (c) Halo 8 Inc. – CC BY-SA please credit photographer when using]
About ‘Illustrated Film’ Illustrated Film is a new filmmaking format developed by award-winning filmmaker Matt Pizzolo and Emmy-winner Brian Giberson that mixes elements of anime, radio drama, video games, and motion comics. Utilizing the original artwork from the comic book, the ‘Illustrated Film’ adds motion animation, visual effects, elaborate sound design, music, 3D-CGI, and voice-acting performances for a bold new way of telling stories.
“Looks and sounds fantastic!” –Quiet Earth
“Awesome” –Cinema Suicide
“Innovative” –Dread Central
“Gorgeous” –Pretty/Scary
“A genre-star-studded opus… frightening and violent.” –Fangoria
“Matt Pizzolo sprinkles a little of everything naughty and twisted into this story and the result is an unpredictable adventure/horror/sci-fi mash-up that is definitely not for kids, but it’s damn cool… The terrors and debauchery in Godkiller have to be seen to be believed… Looked at from a distance, this is a fairy tale about a boy on a quest to save someone he cares about, but as one becomes invested in this film, it drags you through the gutter that is Outer City and relishes in the filth that goes on in its winding streets and wretched alleyways. Pizzolo’s story really pulls the reader through the grime and keeps you on Tommy’s side so we care about this adventure and root for the innocent kid to make it out of this hell alive…. Anna Muckcracker shows a talent for both design and dramatic angles resulting in a film that sucks you in and makes you feel filthy for being there. Godkiller is one of those stories which sticks with you long after seeing it. It’s filled with sordid fun and cracked horror. Pizzolo has a talent for both quick and heady dialogue as well as creative and fresh concepts that make this devious world of GODKILLER a place you’d want to dive into despite how dark it is.” –Aint It Cool News
“Matt Pizzolo’s tale of love, death, and organ harvesting; all set in a disgusting post apocalyptic wasteland. Looks as fantastic as you can expect… it’s hard not to give this a 9/10!” –Sins of Cinema
“Usually I can’t stand motion comics… however, I was somehow drawn to Godkiller’s comic aspect. The only word I can use to describe Godkiller’s tone is grimdark. The episode’s grim-darkness is clear, but not over applied, with all kinds of crazy organ-stealing, brutality and cannibalism, murder, and prostitution. Another cliffhanger has brought me to my knees with anticipation and I again cannot wait for the next volume to come out. This DVD earns every bit of the 4.5 grade I’m giving it. And you owe it to yourselves to watch it. 4.5/5” –EuroCultAV