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6 December 2000 (USA)
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From the depths of hell...the dead have returned to walk the earth. Pray for help.
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Animals attacks, says the TV news. But two ex-security agents know the real cause - maybe the real culprits...
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(Cast overview, first billed only) | Bettina May | ... | Argenta (as Claire Westby) |
 | Paul Pedrosa | ... | Shahrokh |
| Teresa Simon | ... | Valeria |
| Chelsey Arentsen | ... | Tiamat |
| Cam Pipes | ... | El Diablo Azul |
| Ken Peters | ... | Dr. Oppenheim |
| Ivan Meade | ... | Voice of El Diablo Azul (voice) |
| Clifton Mitchell | ... | Lt. Ayers |
| Bryn Johnson | ... | Featured Zombie |
| Alison Therriault | ... | Nemesis |
| Chris Clement | ... | The Mayor |
| Nick Sheehan | ... | Yuppie |
| Brian Clement | ... | City Official / SWAT Unit / Featured Zombie |
| Scott Roberts | ... | Officer Bate |
| Mark Walsh | ... | Officer Ramsey |
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First of all you will laugh. I don't think the movie is meant to be funny but it's so awful that you can't keep yourself from laughing.
Suddenly people start eating each other in the streets. Of course no one can understand what's going on. And we meet our crew.. A swat team of only 3 members, 2 stupid former employees of the company which caused all the "zombie thing", 3 self-proclaimed female vampires, 1 Mexican wrestler who is allegedly "The Devil" himself, and 3 or 4 zombies (One of the zombies is the director himself). You will see the same zombies throughout the whole movie. Even the ones that have already been killed.
My favorite character was El Diablo. His sound was edited later on. So I guess the director told him to move a bit and pretend that he's speaking. But he's so overacting that he looks like a mad, mute guy who's trying to tell something big he has just seen, but can't. (these scenes are the funniest ones)
Vampires were as funny as El Diablo. It's so obvious that the fake vampire teeth are uncomfortable to wear and speak at the same time so they're always trying to fit the teeth better. And they have laser guns!! And they are fat!! And they are lesbians!! Cool, eh?
Too many unnecessary breast and sex scenes, amateur actors (most probably the friends of the director), exaggerated sound editing in the "eating" scenes, ridiculous story, boring conversations..
BUT, it's worth watching, to see how ridiculous a movie can be.
Cheers.