Kung Fu ZAP!

A martial arts comic rides into battle on his ZAPPY® scooter.

MALIBU, California (September 26, 2003) - As Hollywood converges on the Malibu International Film Festival, the ZAPPY® electric scooter from ZAP (OTC BB:ZAPZ) is scheduled to make a red carpet appearance on the Saturday, September 27th to promote its role in the new martial arts comedy "All Babes Want to Kill Me."

ZAP's ZAPPY folding scooter has earned numerous supporting roles on and off the big-screen in Hollywood. Fun, practical and silent, rumor has it the ZAPPY has become so popular on movie lots that some studios have banned them, which ZAP says only adds to its mystique. The 33 lb. scooter has appeared in numerous films, TV shows, commercials, concerts, ad campaigns, sporting events, music videos and more.

In its latest role, ZAPPY plays a trusty steed in the new Karate comedy "All Babes Want to Kill Me" from High Cotton Films. According to the film notes, "a martial artist is afflicted with a rare disease that makes beautiful women want to kill him. He embarks on a suicide mission to find true love anyway. Set against the collapse of the Cho family dynasty, three dysfunctional karate brothers engage in all manner of skullduggery vying for their father's riches." One of the brothers, Ling, rides the ZAPPY in the film, including into a battle. For more information on the film, visit http://www.allbabeswanttokillme.com.

Independent film "All Babes Want to Kill Me" is a martial arts comedy featuring the ZAPPY scooter premiers Saturday, September 27, 2003 at the Malibu International Film Festival.

"All Babes Want to Kill Me," featuring the ZAPPY scooter, premiers on Saturday, September 27, 4:30 PM at the New Malibu Theater, 3822 Cross Creek Road in Malibu, California. The Fourth Annual Malibu International Film Festival kicks off Friday, September 26 and runs until Thursday October 2 celebrating independent films from around the world. Among the 2003 line-up are seven feature films, 10 documentaries and 33 short films, selected by a jury from an unprecedented 3,000 submissions from all over the world.