One zombie movie, served with a side order of cheese. Not a bad flick; something of a spoof of the Romero "Dead" trilogy, with the zombies being much more fearsome owing to the fact that they are virtually unkillable and move just as quickly as regular folks. Oh yeah, and they aren't just interested in any bit of flesh, they specifically want to chow on human "brrrrraaaaiiiinnnnns," as they often remind the characters in the movie.
Above-average zombie entertainment, complete with gratuitous nude scene from B-movie queen Linnea Quigley, this tongue-in-cheek movie is good for a few laughs and even some decent gore effects. Recommended for zombie movie fans who want their walking dead to come without the added depth of social commentary inherent in Romero's films. But it doesn't touch Romero's work for sheer awesomeness. And it doesn't go nearly as far in spoofing the zombie genre as Peter Jackson's ultra-gross-out, "Dead Alive." Still, not crap, either.
Above-average zombie entertainment, complete with gratuitous nude scene from B-movie queen Linnea Quigley, this tongue-in-cheek movie is good for a few laughs and even some decent gore effects. Recommended for zombie movie fans who want their walking dead to come without the added depth of social commentary inherent in Romero's films. But it doesn't touch Romero's work for sheer awesomeness. And it doesn't go nearly as far in spoofing the zombie genre as Peter Jackson's ultra-gross-out, "Dead Alive." Still, not crap, either.