D.P. Corey Robson on a ProHD Creature Feature
By Bryant Frazer, posted on studiodaily.com on November 29, 2007 - For Scourge, a low-budget horror film with the tag line “you are what it eats,” cinematographer Corey Robson employed a pair of JVC ProHD camcorders to capture high-quality, high-definition images... > read full article

Artifex's 3D creature work in Scourge
Posted on 3Dworldmag.com on November 21, 2007 - Visual effects facility Artifex Studios had the opportunity to create a fully-digital creature for the upcoming feature film Scourge. Artifex worked on several intense scenes requiring the creature. > read full article

Filmmakers talk SCOURGE, with creature pics
Posted on fangoria.com on November 12, 2007 - Andrew Bronstein of PHD Productions recently got in touch with Fango to give us details and pics on the independent fright feature SCOURGE. > read full article

Hello "Scourge"-ous!
Posted on iconsoffright.com on October 30, 2007 - Icons of Fright has some inside info and first-look creature pics from "Scourge", the upcoming "Thing" meets "Invasion of the Body Snatchers" inspired film from writer / director Jonas Quastel (“Ripper 2”/”Sasquatch”). > read full article

First Look at Scourge Monster!
Posted on dreadcentral.com on October 29, 2007 - A few weeks back we gave you the first look at a new monster movie called Scourge, which is on its way to AFM next week. Today the folks behind it were kind enough to share the first look at the Scourge poster, created specifically for AFM. > read full article

Artifex Creates Monster for Scourge
Posted on cgnews.com on October 28, 2007- Visual Effects facility Artifex Studios had the opportunity to create a fully-digital creature for the upcoming feature film Scourge. > read full article

Exclusive Pics From Scourge!
Posted on DreadCentral.com on October 10, 2007- Exclusive Scourge pic!I do have to say I have a soft spot for monster movies. It’s the kid in me, really. You could have the most boring premise in the world but as soon as the word “monster” is uttered, you’ve got my attention. > read full article

"Scourge": A New Take on Flesh-Eating Aliens
Posted by Jason Morgan on October 8, 2007 - Horror is the perfect genre for aspiring, "indie" filmmakers -- just look at John Carpenter's Halloween debut or Sam Raimi's Evil Dead Series. >read full article