Zombie Beach Party (Video 2003)

Ulysses, a professional wrestler, is going to watch another fight in which a wrestler is up against a horde of zombies... See full synopsis »

Director:

Stacey Case

Writers:

Bill Marks, Sean K. Robb

Stars:

Jules Delorme, Jennifer Thom, Raymond Carle

Cast

Cast overview, first billed only:
Jules Delorme	...	Ulysses
Jennifer Thom	...	Mercedes
Raymond Carle	...	Blue Saint
Rob 'El Fuego' Etcheverria	...	Tiki
Sean K. Robb	...	Mister X
Nick Cvjetkovich	...	Zombie King / The Original Saint (as Nicholas Sinn)
Jason Winn 'J.B. Destiny' Bareford	...	Murdelizer
Jim Neidhart	...	Sheriff Logan
Jennifer Deschamps	...	French Vixen
Spilios Kapoglis	...	Deputy Mo
Fuchsia	...	Jennie
Geoff Ewart	...	Chad
Contessa Oblivian	...	Cherry
Sarah Murr	...	Blossom
Taylor Flook	...	Chained Blonde

Storyline

Ulysses, a professional wrestler, is going to watch another fight in which a wrestler is up against a horde of zombies... See full synopsis »

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Plot Keywords:

female nudity | revenge | flesh eating zombie | lucha libre | wrestling | 

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Genres:

Horror

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Details

Country:

Canada

Language:

English

Release Date:

23 November 2004 (USA)

Also Known As:

Enter... Zombie King!

Box Office

Budget:

$220,000 (estimated)

Company Credits

Production Co:

El Zorrero Productions Inc.

Technical Specs

Runtime:

76 min

Color:

Color

Did You Know?

Trivia

George A. Romero was originally cast as the "Zombie King", but had to cancel due to scheduling difficulties

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Connections

Referenced in Degrassi: The Next Generation: Ghost in the Machine: Part 1 (2004)

User Reviews

Better than you might think from the cover.

I bought this on DVD for my roommate as a joke gift, but after watching it the joke was on me. If you are a fan of comic books, this flick deserves a look. The main characters are larger-than-life celebrity heroes and who eat, drink, and sleep with their wrestling masks on and have to fend off autograph-hounds when they go for smokes. The story is minimal (Zombie King wants to take over the world) but each of the heroes has a past with at least one of the antagonists, adding a feeling of depth to the story world. The fight scenes are fun, if you go along with the idea that pro-wrestling moves are the best way to subdue an opponent. The music, mostly surf music by the Tijuana Bibles, carries the action very well. All-in-all, surprisingly entertaining. Just goes to show that low-budget movies can work, if done right. Also props for a cameo by Jim "The Anvil" Neidhart of WWF fame as the butt-kicking local sheriff.