Some lovely photos of The Dead 2: India team, at Thursday's FrightFest premiere, have been uploaded to Julie Edwards Photography, and are even available to buy! 

While a few reviews for the film, which have appeared online, have been mixed, quite a number have enjoyed Joseph's performance, including Screen Daily.

Dark, raw and visually stunning, the Ford Brothers’ latest feature is every bit as powerful as its predecessor. Daily Dead

Another great video interview with Joseph, from Thursday's premiere of The Dead 2: India at FrightFest, has been uploaded to You Tube by Premiere Scene. 

Screen Daily has posted a report from the Q & A following the premiere of The Dead 2: India on Thursday night. Read it in full on the Screen Daily website.

John Ford let the crowd into a taste of the unique challenges facing them filming the sequel on location. “We literally got stoned in India, but more in the Life of Brian kind of sense. And I got hit with a dog. It wasn’t a small dog either, someone dropkicked it at me. But it wasn’t all bad… actually it was all bad.” “A lot of the stunts are for real. [There’s a] car that comes off the cliff, the stunt went wrong and we had to try and push it off. Joe [Millson], who’s actually not that great with heights, did a flying kick at the car when it got stuck and off it went,” added Howard Ford.

Great previews and buzz for The Dead 2: India are appearing online, in advance of the FrightFest premiere on Thursday.

The Dead 2: India Directors: Howard & Jon Ford
The Ford Brothers made waves with their African-set, low-budget zombie epic The Dead back in 2010 and they’ve returned with their India-set sequel as our hero is forced to cross the undead-ridden country. Expect them to deliver more than you would think possible on a low budget. SciFiNow

This film is one of the most anticipated at this year’s FrightFest and it’s easy to see why. It’s got action, drama, tears and zombies — winning combination if you ask HI! Hi Magazie

There is a fascinating interview with Joseph in the latest FrightFest eMagazine, where he discusses his role in the film and how it came about, looking tough and life threatening situations in India. The magazine is free and can be accessed online here. 

"I turned down a well paid pilot job for the ABC network in America to do The Dead 2: India...

...Look I'm as far from being a method actor as you can get. But a good, competent actor always has his antennae out, doesn't censor, obstruct or invent anything..." 

Read the brilliant interview in full online, and we shan't mention just how method Joseph was for his role in Every Good Boy Deserves Favour...