The Quick and the Undead (2006)

Director:

Gerald Nott

Writer:

Gerald Nott (writer)

Release Date:

2 February 2006 (USA)

Genre:

Action | Horror | Western

Tagline:

Never go inside

Plot:

Eighty Two years ago a viral outbreak turned three quarters of the world population into the walking dead. Now, Bounty Hunters are humanity's only salvation. |

Plot Keywords:

Cannibalism | Pinky | Zombie | Shot In The Head

Cast

Clint Glenn	...	Ryn Baskin
rest of cast listed alphabetically:
Toar Campbell	...	Toar Zombie
Dion Day	...	Jackson
Nicola Giacobbe	...	Hans Tubman
Brian Koehler	...	Zombie
Vito La Morte	...	Tunnel Zombie
Erin McCarthy	...	Hunter Leah
Paul Molnar	...	Old man
Parrish Randall	...	Blythe Remington
John Reynolds	...	First Zombie Killed
Jason Rogel	...	Forest Zombie
Jarod Scott	...	The Tunnel Undead
Elysia Skye	...	Reporter
Kim Solow	...	Little Girl Zombie
Jeff Swarthout	...	Walters
Derik Van Derbeken	...	Dr. Ambroseo

Runtime:

USA:90 min | USA:80 min

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Color:

Color

Aspect Ratio:

2.35 : 1

Certification:

Australia:MA

Filming Locations:

Santa Clarita, California, USA

Company:

Nott Entertainment

Quotes:

Blythe Remington: You cheated me, Ryn, they told me you were dead.
Ryn Baskin: Better dead then undead.
Ryn Baskin: The way I see it, you got two options: drop the bounty, or just drop.
[Blythe considers pulling his gun for a long moment, until a group of zombies grab him and pull him away]

Movie Connections:

References The Quick and the Dead (1995)

Goth Cowboy, what more can I ask for?

I went into watching this film expecting a throw away storyline. I was quite surprised by how much I actually enjoyed it. The moment I saw the Goth Cowboy costume I was on my way to being impressed.

I adored the camera work, and the make-up. The way each zombie had its' own individual look impressed me greatly. The storyline was interesting, fairly realistic and had its' own quirky sense of humour. It reminded me of 'Evil Dead 2' at times.

This is not a film for those who swoon for 'Resident Evil', and have never seen 'Night of the Living Dead'. It does not deliver senseless, dragging action. The humour is too subtle for fans of outright spoofs, such as 'Shaun of the Dead'.

This is definitely going on my list of films to acquire, who can go past a goth cowboy hunting zombies? If that is not comic genius, I don't know what is.

All this film really needed to be a cult classic, is Bruce Campbell.

disclaimer. this is not a fake review. I am not related to, or endorsed by any of the films creators. Conspiracy theories can be put to rest. As amusing as wasting time writing fake reviews on the Internet Movie Database may be.