Necro Files 2 (2003) (V)

User Rating:

3.9/10   

Directors:

Ron Carlo
Greg Lewis

Writer:

Todd Tjersland (writer)

Release Date:

15 October 2003 (USA)

Genre:

Horror

Tagline:

They thought they'd stopped the horror... they were wrong. Dead wrong!

Plot:

Murder runs deep in the Logan family. The brother of the maniac (turned zombie) in THE NECRO FILES becomes...

Plot Keywords:

Rapist | Zombie | Independent Film

Cast

Isaac Cooper	...	Logan / Zombie
Steve Sheppard	...	Detective Manners
Gary Browning	...	Detective Sloane
Greg Lewis	...	Greg Logan
Rod Fontana	...	Porn King
Taylor St. Clair	...	Taylor
Lisa Sparxxx	...	Lisa
Rose Algren	...	Camper / Dial-A-Hooker #1
rest of cast listed alphabetically:
Ashley Hames	...	Ashley
Lydia McLane	...	Dial-A-Hooker #2 (as Lydia McClane)
Gen Padova	...	Gennifer (as Gennifer Padova)
Todd Tjersland	...	Jimmy the Crime Scene Guy (scenes deleted)
Chris Willsher	...	Mohawk guy

Also Known As:

Necro Files 2: Lust Never Dies (USA) (working title)

Runtime:

69 min (uncut version)

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Color:

Color

Sound Mix:

Stereo

Filming Locations:

Olympia, Washington, USA

Company:

Threat Theatre International Inc. (TTI)

Movie Connections:

References Dawn of the Dead (1978)

Blimey! It's a Zombie!!!

I certainly can't write a spoiler as I played a brief part in the film and have no idea as yet how it pans-out! "Blimey, it's a zombie!" I do believe was my line to end all lines and, I gotta say, the entire experience was a dream come true (being a fan of such masterpiece movie making myself). From what little snippets I have seen of "Necro Files 2", I certainly believe it to be more than a fitting sequel. The two cops who return from the first instalment should be worth watching this video/DVD alone! I watched "Necro Files" during Isaac (the zombie)'s make-up session and - what a ball I had! I really could not believe what I was watching - that had all the elements of the perfect gore-fest for any lover of the genre... splatter galore, shades of B-movie 50's panache melded with the prefect Monthy Python-esquire over-the-top gut-churning black humour (see, I'm a limy, I add a superfluous "u"). I do feel, if I hadn't witness all behind-the-scenes, I would've found what occurred much more gruelling, but, if your tongue is still intact, place it firmly in your cheek. The Necro Files series are most certainly made by die-hard fans of the horror genre and should be appreciated as such. Relentless grue, gore, and comic-strip up-chuck factor. Wonderful. Just view on a strong, inebriate or empty stomach!