I’m excited to announce my newest horror film, Dying to Kill. It stars Dwayne Perkins and is the directorial debut of Raymond C. Lai. I wrote it with Dwayne and will be producing it with Stanley Yung, Ray, and Michelle Sugihara.
Dwayne will be shooting a one hour special and has a crowdfunding campaign to help fund it. Please consider supporting him. Any support of him, supports me/the project.
Read my newest 8Asians interview with Tom Huang the filmmaker behind the new webseries “Unusual Targets”
http://www.8asians.com/2014/12/09/watch-the-new-webseries-unusual-targets/
Check out my newest article on 8Asians.com. http://www.8asians.com/2014/12/02/earwax-we-are-not-created-equal/
After a long hiatus from 8Asians, I’m back! My first article asks the question everyone has wanted to know!
Do Asians Smell?
http://www.8asians.com/2014/11/19/do-asians-smell/
Click on the link and find out! The answer may surprise you!
Check out an article about my writing over on Savor the Good!
Check out my podcast debut with comedians Dwayne Perkins and TK Kelly. We discuss A Bronx Tale and it get deep!
http://thenetworkstudios.com/2014/10/24/ep38-a-bronx-tale-1993-koji-sakai/
I was on the Movie Night Podcast with comedians TK Kelly and Dwayne Perkins. I talked about Bronx Tale — here’s a sneak preview, it got racial! Coming out this Friday, 10/24.
http://thenetworkstudios.com/shows/movie-night/
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To celebrate Halloween, JANM will screen Ch*nk, a horror feature about an Asian American serial killer. The film was written and produced by JANM Vice President of Programs Koji Steven Sakai. A Q&A with the filmmakers will follow the screening.
There will be a pre-screening reception with drinks and light refreshments. A Q&A with the filmmakers will follow the screening. Guests are encouraged to wear their Halloween costumes. No masks or weapons.
Check out my interview on Wide Lantern. Thanks Ken Choy for the love.
http://widelantern.com/2014/10/love-and-undead-endures-in-romeo-and-juliet-vs-zombies/
Excited to see R&J Vs. Zombies on Goodreads and with a full synopsis. Here it is:
“Two households, both alike in dignity, In fair Verona, where we raise our dead.”
Romeo — the only heir to the Montague name, a socialite who dreams of making a name for himself as a playwright and the consummate lover; he seems just as famous for his kissing skills as he is infamous for his inability to do much of anything else.
Juliet — Capulet heiress, born soldier; in most every way, the precise opposite of Romeo. She’s spent her entire life trying to find some way out of her insufferable life as a noblewoman, and so far she’s had precious little luck.
When a black plague breaks out in the city of Verona, these two feuding families are met with far more trouble than a mere feud, no matter how longstanding and bloody that feud has been. In this grim reimagining of Shakespeare’s most famous tragic romance, Romeo and Juliet must form an unlikely alliance if they ever intend to survive being overrun by a horde of ravenous, flesh-seeking un-dead.
If you’re on Goodread, please add it to your “Want to read list: https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/23202891-romeo-and-juliet-vs-zombies
Koji Steven Sakai 