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Stark Raven | ... | |
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Flora Fauna | ... | |
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Daniel 'Smalls' Johnson | ... | |
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Robert Wells | ... | |
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Jeff Kushner | ... |
Patrolman
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Sharon Kingston | ... | |
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Marco North | ... | |
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Scooter McCrae | ... |
Corpse In Car
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Jill Dearman | ... | |
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Ann Goulder | ... | |
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Janice Lester | ... | |
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Johnny Bravo | ... | |
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Pericles Lewnes | ... | |
In a horrible turn of events, the people of this world go on living even in death. With gangs about killing people to share in their misery, and people (corpses) confused, it is indeed a bleek future. When Susan, not yet dead, is faced with her boyfriend's impending trek home, she does her best to cope. Written by Anonymous
Shatter Dead exhibits much weakness within its plot and structural makeup. The story appears to be dreamed up as some kind of twisted fantasy of the director as the filming process progressed. The "blood and guts" effects were possibly the largest downfall of the film. The same effect could have been achieved by merely dumping spaghetti and meatballs on the actors and actresses. A majority of the acting was unprofessional and cheesy.
Sadly, the only scenes which are able to keep an audience awake are the ones which contain nudity. Sound effects are another large problem which adds to the films downfall. The camera crew is able to be heard brushing up against the camera. That is acceptable in a documentary or a film of that caliber but not a "walking dead" movie. In conclusion, Shatter Dead merits a 3 on a scale of 10 for not containing key element of a credible film.