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Tania Raymonde, Brian Austin Green, Steve Agee and Breanna Yde set to star in zombie-filled horror-comedy musical ‘Eat Your Heart Out’
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Tania Raymonde, Brian Austin Green, Steve Agee and Breanna Yde set to star in zombie-filled horror-comedy musical ‘Eat Your Heart Out’

Taylor Morden’s feature combines a small-town music festival with a zombie infestation, with Raymonde, Green, Agee and Yde among the announced cast for the upcoming horror-comedy musical.

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A new horror-comedy musical, Eat Your Heart Out, is in development with Tania Raymonde, Brian Austin Green, Steve Agee and Breanna Yde attached to star, according to The Hollywood Reporter. The film is being written and directed by Taylor Morden.

The project’s premise centers on a small town preparing to host a music festival while confronting a zombie infestation. The combination of festival staging and a sudden outbreak sets up the movie’s tonal premise, blending musical elements with horror and comedy.

The casting announcements place the actors into a single ensemble for the feature, which The Hollywood Reporter described as a horror-comedy musical built around that festival-and-zombies scenario. The report presents the film as an upcoming title that will bring the announced performers together under Morden’s direction.

In addition to highlighting the film’s creative concept, the announcement indicates the kind of crossover Hollywood continues to explore, pairing genre storytelling with musical production. Horror-comedy has remained a steady subgenre in film development, and adding a musical framework typically implies a production approach that must accommodate both genre effects work and performance-driven staging.

Because the reporting in the provided record focuses on the core concept and the featured cast, additional details such as character names, production start date, filming locations, distribution plans, or release timing were not confirmed in the materials available for this write-up.

Industry schedules and festival calendars often shape audience expectations for music-centered stories, and the film’s small-town setup suggests an emphasis on community-scale stakes, where an event designed to bring residents together becomes the backdrop for the infestation.

What happens next for Eat Your Heart Out will depend on standard development milestones for feature films, including the completion of scripting, the negotiation of production logistics, and the addition of remaining cast and creative team members, followed by studio or distributor involvement if and when announced.

Why It Matters

  • The project joins a continuing wave of genre films that mix horror with comedy and musical elements, indicating development appetite for crossover formats.
  • A festival-centered premise frames the story around public-facing community events, where disruptions tied to mass threats can be explored on screen.
  • For performers attached to a new musical horror-comedy, the production’s dual demands typically include both performance choreography and genre-effects coordination, which can affect scheduling and production scale.
  • With only concept and cast details confirmed in the available record, later announcements on creative team, release plans, and production timeline will be important for audiences and industry stakeholders tracking new musical releases.

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Key Facts

  • Tania Raymonde, Brian Austin Green, Steve Agee and Breanna Yde are set to star in the horror-comedy musical Eat Your Heart Out, according to The Hollywood Reporter.
  • The film is written and directed by Taylor Morden.
  • The story is described as taking place in a small town preparing to host a music festival.
  • The town’s festival preparations unfold alongside a zombie infestation, forming the film’s central conflict.
  • The Hollywood Reporter’s announcement, in the provided record, does not include confirmed release timing or distribution details.