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John Kerfoot (writer)
Tagline:
Evil Never Looked So Bad
Plot:
Bad Bikers, Killer Zombies, & Hard Rock! full summary | add synopsis
Plot Keywords:
Biker
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Zombie
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Motorcycle
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Vulgar Language
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Rape
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Nothing short of Terrible
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Cast
(Credited cast) | Tyrus Woodson | ... | Ken Yargeau |
| Jillian Buckshaw | ... | Courtney Goodwyn |
| Joshua Allan | ... | Scott |
| Jeffrey Michael | ... | Fritz |
| Rob Roth | ... | Chad |
 | John Anton | ... | Lead Zombie |
| Hope Kapture | ... | Zombie Chick |
| Danny Ray Cook | ... | Fighting Zombie |
| rest of cast listed alphabetically: | |||
| Todd Brunswick | ... | Prostitute Victim |
| Tommy Brunswick | ... | Diner Video Girl |
| Derek Calzadillas | ... | Diner Customer |
| Dave Cunningham | ... | Officer Larry Cedric |
| Chadwick D'Aigle | ... | Newscaster |
 | Jennifer Drake | ... | Waitress |
| Gabrielle Gamache | ... | Officer Erin |
| Dr. Rudy Hatfield | ... | Counseling Bouncer |
| Timothy Sean Jones | ... | Prostitute victim 1 |
| Lauren Kain | ... | Zombie girl |
| Michael Morrone | ... | Guy In Diner |
| Megan Pullen | ... | Girl in diner |
 | Alex Safi | ... | Gas Station Owner |
| Heidi Smith | ... | Rape Victim |
| James Souva | ... | Detroit Demon |
| Jason Waugh | ... | Bouncer |
| Tania Werwega | ... | Reporter |
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Biker Zombies from Detroit (USA) (new title)
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Rated R for violence/gore, a rape scene and language.
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80 min
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With a name like "Biker Zombies From Detroit," you don't expect high art. What you expect is a cheesy yet comical romp with lots of blood and interesting, if cheesy, make-up. That's what's supposed to make these films fun to watch.
"Biker Zombies," however, is not fun to watch. It is a terrible movie on every level.
This is a DV feature, so, naturally, it doesn't have the highest production value in the world. But, judging from the quality of the sound, these people didn't even TRY to make the film worthwhile. In fact, the sound quality is so bad, it often sounds like they recorded scenes using only the camera's on-board microphone, which is a travesty even in no-budget production.
The least they could've done is make the film visually interesting to make up for the lack of story, acting, make-up, etc. Instead, the film is primarily locked-down master shots, the most uninteresting way to shoot a movie. The only part that had the remotest quality to it was a slow-motion fight sequence, where the stunts and camera angles made for a very interesting look. The difference between that fight sequence and the rest of the film is so glaring, it almost seems like someone else directed the fight scene.
Not to mention the fact that the film is permeated by an annoying zombie voice-over that's been processed to the point of inaudibility, as well as random shots of homeless people that seem to be there for the sole purpose of increasing the film's running time.
In short, "Biker Zombies From Detroit" is a film that gives Detroit filmmakers a bad name. Garbage like this should not be used to represent the primarily high-quality work that goes on in this town.