Markee, "Indie Filmmaking," Sept, 2004: "Day Off The Dead has joinmed the notorious Spike & Mike animation tour..."

Memphis Commercial Appeal, "Bony Elvis Film Tops in Animation," Mar. 2004: "A dancing Elvis skeleton designed to resemble a traditional Mexican 'Day of the Dead' figurine was among the sights found in the movies honored Saturday during the 5th annual Memphis International Film Festival...The punningly titled "Day Off the Dead," a 6-minute computer-animated film populated by Mexican-style skeletons, including a jump-suited Elvis and a swooning fan, was named Best Animated Film..."

The New Mexican, "Truly Moving Pictures," Dec. 5, 2003: "...a tale of love and life after mortal coils have shuffled off."

Dallas Morning News, "Top Picks of the Flicks," Oct. 24, 2003: "A whimsical, romantic journey through a surreally animated world populated by skeleton people. The adventures of Dead Jack and Jill are full of sly, clever and occassionally bawdy humor."

Animwatch, Sept. 2003: "It is a testament to the caliber of artists that formed the team, as well as the creative minds at the helm of this film, that the result holds together as a unified whole."