Man, what is it with the directors of z-grade Indian horror films sharing names with yoga masters who have lots of information about themselves on the web? Don’t these yogis know that their online self-promotion makes it harder to find information about the director Harinam Singh, or in this case, Kishan Shah? And what is a yogi doing with a web presence anyway? Shouldn’t he be balancing on one leg in a cave somewhere in Rajasthan?

As is usually the case with the lesser names and “talent” in Indian cinema, any information one finds about Kishan Shah comes via a hard-fought research battle that yields little and, in the end, doesn’t seem to have really been worth the effort. The IMDB only lists two credits for him as director, with an additional ominous credit for “thanked by Who’s Your Caddy.” Online searches turn up mostly information about a yoga teacher with the same name and the occasional video page that, if you go to it, will install the zlob Trojan virus and fuck up your computer with non-stop pop-ups trying to sell you fake spyware removal software. Once again, the laborious process of prying your system out of the hands of a virus seems to hardly be worth the reward of finding a tidbit of information like, “Kishan Shah: Director.” With such a dearth of information, it’s up to Indian cult cinema fans such as we to pool our bits and pieces of information and research leads to finally give the world its much-needed write-up about a guy who directed a movie in which a zombie gorilla gets into a kungfu fight with a red rubber mask faced ghoul in a camouflage poncho.