Theatrical Release
Zombie! vs. Mardi Gras received a theatrical release in New York in April 2001. The film mainly played in non-theatrical venues after its initial release, and maintains underground cult status.
The film was re-mastered, with noticeable improvements to sound quality, and released on DVD in February 2006 by the filmmakers.
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