Zombie Farm (2007)

Director:

B. Luciano Barsuglia

Writer:

B. Luciano Barsuglia (writer)

Genre:

Horror

Tagline:

They're not quite dead ... just brain dead.

Plot:

Hell has been unleashed on the small town of Muerto Verde when inbred cannibal farmers are turned into...

Plot Keywords:

Zombie

Cast

Kim Anderson	...	Zombie Girl
Rachel Balzer	...	Sweet Thing
Janet Benitez	...	Zombie Girl
D.T. Carney	...	Taliban Warrior
Carla Coronado	...	Zombie Girl
Christine Cowden	...	Spaulding
Danielle De Luca	...	Jennifer
Joe Estevez	...	Anchor Man
Bobby Field	...	Bill
Kimberly Fisher	...	Linda
Jeff Fugelsang	...	Zombie Guy
Shawn Hauser	...	J.T. Hauser
Hans Hernke	...	Agent Davis
Shyla Huber	...	Norma Rae
Marissa King	...	Zombie Girl
Chris Leone	...	Inbred Ted
Daron McFarland	...	Maxson
Javier Morga	...	Rob / Taliban Prisoner
Stephen Peirick	...	Sheriff Boyd
John Philbin	...	Agent Richardson
Craig Razek	...	Lt. Jackson
Daymond W. Rice	...	Anchorman
Jed Rowen	...	Inbred Jed
Brian Schreiber	...	Taliban Warrior
Jon Snow	...	Dr. Emil Santos
Klatann Thomas	...	Inbred Ned

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Color:

Color

Aspect Ratio:

1.85 : 1

Filming Locations:

Anaheim, California, USA

Company:

BLB Media

Trivia:

On the DVD audio commentary, Barsuglia reveals that the guns in Hauser's introductory scene are from Hauser's personal collection. At one point, after Hauser moved, he called Barsuglia, leaving the message, "I've got a problem. I don't know where my guns are."

Quotes:

Linda: But... we were going to give you lesbian sex.

Movie Connections:

References Airplane! (1980)

Don't excpect anything great, just a lot of gore and fun

There are a bunch of low budget zombie movies out there right now that are a lot of fun and I try to see them all. I saw Zombie Farm in May or June of 2007 in San Francisco at the Hole in the Head film festival. It played with Automaton Transfusion and Driller back to back to back. Automoaton is a kick ass zombie movie, too. Driller was a goofy, but entertaining slasher-monster movie.

If you're not expecting the budget and acting of studio movies, then all of these are worth seeing. Zombie Farm is way over the top with gore and comedy. Sit back and enjoy the ride, but don't look too deep and you won't be disappointed. I just saw that it's out on DVD now, so it's worth watching. The acting is so over done that I'm not sure if it's really good or really bad, but it's entertaining.

Automaton is pretty relentless. Again, it's low budget, so don't go in expecting multi million dollar precision, set that aside and you'll like it a lot. It's coming out on DVD in March. The mood and gore overcome a mediocre story to make this movie well worth buying.

Driller is pretty polished and looks to have a much higher budget than either of the others. The story line is fun and the movie has good gore, but the acting is awful. Get past that, and I really liked this one too. No word on the DVD yet.

I rate movies like this for what they are. In the low budget zombie genre Zombie Farm and Automaton Transfusion are nines. If you compare them to Oscar Winners, then they're more like fours. I give Driller a six on the entertainment scale and a three on the Oscar scale.

The low budget invasion has landed and in the midst of a bunch of crap there are some gems. None of these are the next Night of the Living Dead, but they are all very enjoyable (and, actually, better quality than NOTLD).