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"Masters of Horror" (2005)Original Air Date:
2 December 2005 (Season 1, Episode 6)Plot:
A publicity official for the U.S. Army finds that he might have to be working a lot more than he imagined, when the deceased soldiers of the war come back to life, looking for a few good men. full summary | add synopsisUser Comments:
Worst of the series... moreCast
(Episode Cast overview, first billed only) | Jon Tenney | ... | David Murch |
 | Thea Gill | ... | Jane Cleaver |
 | Wanda Cannon | ... | Kathy Hobart |
| Terry David Mulligan | ... | Marty Clark |
 | Robert Picardo | ... | Kurt Rand |
 | Beverley Breuer | ... | Janet Hofstadter |
 | Dexter Bell | ... | Marine Guard #1 |
| Jason Diablo | ... | Marine Guard #2 |
| Karen Austin | ... | Mom |
| Daniel Wesley | ... | Bobby Earl Beeler |
| Penelope Corrin | ... | Registrar |
| J. Winston Carroll | ... | Rev. Clayton Poole (as J.W. Carroll) |
| Nathaniel DeVeaux | ... | Mr. Baker |
| Candus Churchill | ... | Mrs. Baker |
 | Jason Emanuel | ... | Michael |
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USA:TV-MA | Italy:VM14 | UK:15 | Germany:16 | USA:Not Rated (DVD) | Finland:K-15 (TV rating) (self applied) (2008) | Finland:K-18 (DVD) (self applied) (2007) | Argentina:16Fun Stuff
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At the end when the zombie soldiers coming out of their graves the tombstones have the names of veterans of the horror and zombie genre, easy to read are: Jacques Tourneur, G.A. Romero ( George A. Romero), Jean Yarbrough and Delbert Tenney ( 'Del Tenney (I)'), harder to read are: Lucio Fulci, Victor Halperin and Gordon Douglas. The (readable) graves have this order: Romero and Tenney in the first line, behind them Fulci and Halperin and in the last line behind Fulci is Tourneur, who is in the middle of Douglas and Yarbrough. moreGoofs:
Factual errors: David's brother was killed shortly after the Vietnam war. That means that his body should have been in a high state of decomposition, but in the closing scene he appeared "fresh". moreFAQ
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I was looking forward to Dante's contribution to this excellent horror anthology series from Showtime, but this was easily the worst of the bunch. It's really too bad. Part of this may be due to the poor, if odd, choice of source materials. Why Joe didn't just write an original, I have no idea. Instead, we get this soapbox episode where the "message" overwhelms the script, the characters, the staging, everything, and by the end I was just wondering whether it could get any worse, and I won't spoil it...but it ended up getting worse. What a stinker by such a talented creative team. Skip this one and buy the John Carpenter one instead. It manages to balance all of the elements: horror, humor, character, vision, and it's fun. Homecoming is about as fun as having a bear take a dump on you while you sleep.