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"Masters of Horror" Dance of the Dead (2005)



Overview

User Rating:
5.1/10   1,719 votes
Director:
Tobe Hooper
Writers:
Mick Garris (creator)
Richard Christian Matheson (teleplay)
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Original Air Date:
11 November 2005 (Season 1, Episode 3)
Genre:
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Plot:
In a post-apocalypse society, the seventeen years old Peggy lives with her protective mother and works in her restaurant... more | add synopsis
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Third Episode Does Not Disappoint more

Cast

  (Episode Cast overview, first billed only)
Jonathan Tucker ... Jak

Jessica Lowndes ... Peggy
Ryan McDonald ... Boxx

Marilyn Norry ... Kate
Lucie Guest ... Celia

Robert Englund ... The M.C.

Emily Anne Graham ... Young Peggy (as Emily Graham)

Genevieve Buechner ... Young Anna
Margot Berner ... Marie

Sharon Heath ... Gerri
Don MacKay ... Steven
Karen Austin ... Quinn

Erica Carroll ... Mia

Fraser Aitcheson ... Giant Door Guy
Julia Barrick Taffe ... Loopy Girl #1 (as Julia Taffe)
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Additional Details

Runtime:
59 min
Country:
USA | Canada
Language:
English
Color:
Color

Fun Stuff

Quotes:
Peggy: What are you doing here?
Jak: Short circuiting tragedy. The world's got big teeth, eats girls like you for kicks.
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3 out of 6 people found the following comment useful:-
Third Episode Does Not Disappoint, 25 July 2007
7/10
Author: Hal-900 from WA, USA

"Dance of the Dead" is a nasty post-apocalyptic tale. In the near future, Americans try to survive in a world devastated by war and hunger. The show's post-apocalyptic was handled in a competent manner by director Tobe Hooper ("The Texas Chainsaw Massacre" and "The Funhouse"). Because of the small budget, Hooper is unable to create a world that could suggest devastation and desolation, but I liked the story and its characters. It is more "Mad Max" than true horror, but it is an entertaining episode. Robert Englund gives a delightfully creepy performance as the Master of Ceremony. The ending is mean-spirited, and ironic. Recommended.

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