Title: Lake Dead
Content:  It was filmed in 2006 in Santa Clarita, California and Simi Valley, California. It was produced by Alliance Group Entertainment. It is director George Bessudo's first film. Lake Dead was written by Daniel P. Coughlin. In 2013, producer Karkeh was convicted of a Ponzi scheme that involved the film's financing.
Title: Dead Sands
Content:  Dead Sands is a Bahraini multi-lingual horror-comedy film currently under production and directed by Ameera Al Qaed and produced by Zeeshan Jawed Shah, Ameera Al Qaed, Ahmed Zayani, and Noor Al Ebrahim, starring various debuting actors. The screenplay is written by Ahmed Zayani. The film is widely regarded as being the first zombie film produced in Bahrain. The film is sponsored by Ahmed Zayani and Sons,  Bahrain Cinema Company, and NYIT Bahrain, Dead Sands' media sponsor is local youth magazine  CoEds and Daily Tribune.
Title: You Only Die Twice
Content:  The two well known documentarists Lev und Deri, who multi-task in their field as directors, producer, as cinematographer, screenwriter and film school teacher, took the risk to follow the promising start of the story on their own expense, flying to Vienna and Innsbruck in the winter of 2012 to check the potential of the mysterious and still completely un-researched story. After their return to Israel, they edited a teaser with the reactions they had collected in Austria and managed to get first production support by the Israeli channel 'yes docu'. At later pitchings, Austrian production company Nikolaus Geyrhalter Filmproduktion joined the project and won further support by Austrian State TV ORF and German Bayerischer Rundfunk.
Title: Army of the Dead
Content:  of the Dead. Originally from Warner Bros. Pictures, the project was announced in 2007 with Matthijs van Heijningen Jr. attached to direct. However, the film spent several years in development hell before Netflix acquired distribution rights in 2019. With a US$70–90 million production budget and Snyder also serving as cinematographer, principal photography took place in Albuquerque, New Mexico, and Atlantic City, New Jersey, in mid-2019. The film underwent reshoots in September 2020 after several sexual misconduct allegations were made against cast member Chris D'Elia; he was replaced by Notaro using green screens and CGI. Army of the Dead was released in select theaters 
Title: The Dead Talk Back
Content:  The Dead Talk Back was directed, written, and produced by Merle S. Gould. The film's production company was Headliner Productions, Inc. Andrew Farnese was the cinematographer, Betty Schwartz was the art director, Aldo Farnese was the film editor, and Roland Schneider was in charge of sound. The costumers in the film were made by Wynn's. Jean Gerard was the production supervisor, Stan Pritchard was the production assistant, and Velmer Bahrenburg was the tech advisor. Parts of the film were filmed in Lewin’s Records Center, Benny’s of Hollywood, and on Hollywood Boulevard. The Grauman's Chinese Theatre is visible in the background of the film. The film has voice-over narration intermittently by Aldo Farnese and Scott Douglas. The film is in black and white.
Title: Deadly Heroes
Content:  The film was directed by Menahem Golan, who also developed its concept with screenwriter Damian Lee, under a pseudonym Joseph Goldman. Lee produced Deadly Heroes and wrote its script with his brother Gregory. Many of the film's crew members were Israeli, including cinematographer Yelhiel-Hilik Neeman, art director Avishay "Avi" Avivi, and actors Alon Abutbul, Galit Giat and Uri Gavriel. The film was shot on a low budget, primarily in Israel but also in Los Angeles. It was meant to resemble Golan's earlier, more successful action film The Delta Force (1986). In order to save money, Golan ussed many of the chase scenes from his 1991 movie Killing Streets — in both of them Michael Paré stars as a macho-type leading man. It is the most apparent in the taxicab scene featuring actor Gabi Amrani, where the shots are identical in both films. Stock footage was also provided for Deadly Heroes.
Title: Satan, Hold My Hand
Content:  HBO’s series Bored to Death decided to sign on as a producer, it saved us a lot of further hardship. People become interested. Sincerely interested. They were now curious. Jonathan had seen and enjoyed a bunch of our earlier work, and actually had been paid a not-so-subtle homage in our piece The Sinful Bitches. Rev had sent him over the screenplay and he was enthusiastic about playing the role of producer, though we are still trying to figure out what it all means to this day. It was sort of a Paul Morrissey-Warhol affair if you understand what I mean."
Title: Death in Gaza
Content:  While filming, producer/director James Miller was killed by an Israeli soldier. His death was incorporated as a major part of the film, with an explanation by the narrator, Saira Shah, at the beginning of the film, and the full story and reactions at the end. It is mentioned that, against the film crew's wishes, Palestinian people made posters declaring that Miller was a martyr.
Title: The City of the Dead (film)
Content:  The script was originally written by George Baxt as a pilot for a television series starring Boris Karloff. The producer Milton Subotsky rewrote it to be longer, including a romantic subplot about the boyfriend who goes looking for Nan after she goes missing. Financing was obtained from television producer Hannah Weinstein, along with money from the Nottingham Forest Football Club. Production began on 12 October 1959 at Shepperton Studios with a budget of £45,000. Milton Subotsky was credited as the film's executive producer. The film was produced by Vulcan Productions, although because it was made by Subotsky and producing partner Max Rosenberg it has been considered the first of their Amicus Productions.
Title: Play Dead (show)
Content: Writers: Teller, Todd Robbins ; Narrator: Todd Robbins ; Margery: Charlotte Pines ; Eusapia: Geri Berman ; Albert Fish: Don Meehan ; Girl: Drea Lorraine ; Scenic design: David Korins ; Lighting design: Thom Weaver ; Sound design: by Leon Rothenberg ; Magic Consultant: Johnny Thompson ; Original music: Gary Stockdale ; Associate director: Jim Millan ; Produced by Alan Schuster, Cheryl Wiesenfeld, Frank & Jono Gero, Pat Blake and Ethan Silverman ; Production Stage Manager: Maggie Sinak ; Production Sound Engineer: Reece Nunez ; Assistant Stage Manager: Amanda Sheets These credits relate to the Off Broadway production

Question: Who was the producer of Healers of the Dead Sea?
Answer: John M. Allegro.
John Marco Allegro.