
Bill Zebub News October 2026
Bill Zebub has finished editing “Don’t Get in that Car!” and will become available soon via googledrive for download. Email bill@billzebub.com for more info. There was a Kickstarter for the movie, so funders get their movies first, and then there is a waiting period of three or four months for every one else. The movie will be released on Blu(e)ray in the spring of 2027.

There will be a re-edit of “Loving a Clown” (which is currently on the Serial Killer Collection Blu(e)ray). The new title is tentatively called “Jordana was the First.” A Kickstarter for it shall be announced soon. You can obtain the limited, uncensored, and hand-numbered art as a BD-R, a disc of behind-the-scenes, and other goodies, like shirts or a pack of 30 Bill Zebub movies, just in time for holiday shopping.
THE GODS ARE RAPISTS is now available for pre-order on amazon and other fine stores. You can also buy a download (via googledrive). Email bill@billzebub.com for more information and for your mother’s phone number.
Overflow funds from previous Kickstarter campaigns are being used to fund smaller scenes for THE KING OF METAL HAS DIED, STABBED IN THE ASS, and I SQUIRT ON YOUR GRAVE, all of which will have proper Kickstarters soon.
STEREOTYPES DON’T JUST DISAPPEAR INTO THIN AIR will appear in an extended version alonside VIXEN OF VIRTUE on a Blu(e)ray that has long been delayed due to censorship issues. Some more material must be removed before it can become available for idiotic and squeamish Americans, although many merchants will still be too terrified to release this. Bill Zebub was forced to film a Director’s Introduction in order for the movie to be sold, which takes away from the “Is he or isn’t he?” type of evaluation of each viewer. You shouldn’t be told how to watch the movie. You might become enraged at first, but then realize what the movie is, and you can wonder things about the writer and the cast (good or bad), but you shouldn’t have an explanation right at the beginning.
Bill Zebub enjoys making you sleuth, even if your guesses make you hate him. (Some people enjoy being angry). (But all the clues are there. Here’s one; would he have mainstream distribution if he is the villain you think he is?)