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Brian Clement (written by)
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An epic anthology of the undead
Plot:
Three stories across the centuries of individuals given the power to raise the dead, set in feudal Japan, 1940s USA, and a post-apocalyptic future. Full summary » | Add synopsis »
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Samurai
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Cast
(in credits order) | Masahiro Oyake | ... | Ryuzo |
| Hiroaki Itaya | ... | Zentaro |
| Bettina May | ... | Jane Decarlo (as Claire Westby) |
| Moira Thomas | ... | Vivian Von Prowe |
| Chelsey Arentsen | ... | Cherry (as Chelsey 'Inika' Arentsen) |
| Chantelle Adamache | ... | Zura |
| Chuck Depape | ... | General Deus |
| Denys Melanson | ... | Detective Frank Sterner |
| Rob Nesbitt | ... | Dr. Farell |
| Scott Bisgrove | ... | Mr. Grey |
| Kitten Coquette | ... | Herself |
| Rei Kido | ... | Zentaro's Brother |
| Gerry Kramer | ... | Gerald Norman |
| Morgan Alexander | ... | Doorman |
| Cam Pipes | ... | Drunken Sailor |
| Scott Beaty | ... | Sailor / Chemical Suit Trooper |
| Wendy Clarke | ... | Burlesque Patron |
| Craig Allen | ... | Burlesque Patron |
| Robin Thompson | ... | Burlesque Patron / Doctor |
| Pati Tozer | ... | Burlesque Patron |
| Ira Hunter | ... | Bulesque Patron / Beat Cop / Undead |
| Stuart Palfrey | ... | Burlesque Announcer |
| Andrea Hume | ... | Six-Gun Annie |
| Brian Clement | ... | Crying Fan |
| Hailey Shiels | ... | Ticket Girl |
| Chris Tihor | ... | Jonesy |
| Stephan Bourke | ... | Johnny |
| Sarah Kramer | ... | Lorna Bainbrook |
| Denise Brown | ... | Corpse of the Russian Ambassador |
| Martin Wales | ... | Kabalan |
| Mark Hubber | ... | Vampire Mod |
| Brad Kurushima | ... | Vampire Mod / Undead |
| Chris Cowley | ... | Merrick |
| Theodore Trout | ... | Kane |
| Jeremy Deighton | ... | Werewolf Rocker |
| Dave Krawchuck | ... | Officer / Chemical Suit Trooper / Undead (as Dave Krawchuk) |
| Bin Ling | ... | Officer / Chemical Suit Trooper / Undead |
| Gina Sharma | ... | Servant Girl |
| Dustan Roberts | ... | El Diablo Azul / Chemical Suit Trooper |
| Spencer Blochlinger | ... | Chemical Suit Trooper |
| Mikel Boeur | ... | Chemical Suit Trooper |
| Aaron Lachapelle | ... | Chemical Suit Trooper |
| Josh Pasnak | ... | Chemical Suit Trooper |
| Troy Tompkins | ... | Chemical Suit Trooper / Undead |
| Josh Clarkson | ... | Undead |
| Bryn Johnson | ... | Undead |
| Steve Migliarese | ... | Undead |
| Mike Selman | ... | Undead |
| Jay Stewart | ... | Undead |
| Jay Walls | ... | Undead |
| Yuichiro Yoshibe | ... | Undead |
Directed by | |||
| Brian Clement | |||
Writing credits | ||
| Brian Clement | (written by) | |
Produced by | |||
| Stephen R. Hicks | .... | executive producer | |
| Bettina May | .... | executive producer (as Claire Westby) | |
Original Music by | |||
| Justin Hagberg | |||
Cinematography by | |||
| Brian Clement | |||
Film Editing by | |||
| Brian Clement | |||
Costume Design by | |||
| Bettina May | (as Claire Westby) | ||
Makeup Department | |||
| Jason Ward | .... | special makeup effects artist | |
Stunts | |||
| Bin Ling | .... | stunt double | |
Camera and Electrical Department | |||
| James Bouley | .... | grip | |
| Becky Julseth | .... | second camera operator | |
Other crew | |||
| Scott Beaty | .... | production assistant | |
| Keith King | .... | weapons supplier | |
| Dustan Roberts | .... | production assistant | |
Thanks | |||
| Stephan Bourke | .... | special thanks | |
| Sue Chenier | .... | special thanks | |
| Wendy Clarke | .... | special thanks | |
| Michael Gingold | .... | special thanks | |
| Andrea Hume | .... | special thanks | |
| Liam Lux | .... | special thanks | |
| Rob Nesbitt | .... | special thanks | |
| Jay Walls | .... | special thanks | |
Production CompaniesDistributorsOther Companies
- Canadian Railroad Historical Association, The special thanks
- Capital City Scooter Club, The special thanks
- Fangoria Magazine special thanks
- Greater Victoria Film Commission special thanks
- Lucky Bar special thanks
- Roxy Cinegog, The special thanks
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87 min
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As originally scripted, the movie has the "Last Rumble" segment in the middle, and the movie ends with the full "Shadow of Tomorrow" sequence, but during editing these were switched.See more »
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References The Sword of Doom (1966)See more »
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I happened to catch the first half of Exhumed the other day at a horror fest I had attended. I am a huge fan of indie horror and was excited to see what was out there from real horror fans. What I saw was beyond dull and caused me to walk out. The next day I was reading reviews of the film and was surprised to see that most all of them praised the film for all sorts of reasons; visual style, acting, story, gore.... Please understand, I am a very forgiving soul when it comes to micro-budget films. Some of the greatest films of all time look awful, but make up for it in originality, story, performance and gore. Look at Peter Jackson's BAD TASTE. It's painfully bad, and yet undeniably original. I will sit through it time and time again because it has enough great material to sustain its length.
Exhumed has a very good premise with very poor execution. I love the "zombie through the ages" idea, but there is nothing worse than a good idea gone horribly wrong. Samurais and zombies...what a great idea! So much great stuff you could do with that. Sadly, nothing a great interest happens. The little fighting there is is very poorly executed, making it laughable for all the wrong reasons. I think if a little more time was taken on the script, they could have had something fun, but instead we are left with a snore fest of the walking dead. Van Helsing was a good idea in theory as well.