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In the not too distant future a secret government re-animation chemo-virus gets released into conservative Sartre, Nebraska and lands in an underground strip club. As the virus begins to spread, turning the strippers into "Super Zombie Strippers" the girls struggle with whether or not to conform to the new "fad" even if it means there's no turning back. Written by
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They'll dance for a fee, but devour you for free.
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The actresses choreographed their own striptease routines.
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Goofs
During the first zombie stripper dance, the crowd at the end of the runway changes drastically between close-ups and long shots.
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Quotes
Sassy Sue:
Sir, I fear we are being used!
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The Warriors (1979)
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Wake Up In Hell
Written by Andre Moraweck, Sebastian Grund, Tom-Eric Moraweck, Nick Wachsmuth, Sabastian Rieche
Published by Lonely Plantet Productions, Inc. o/b/o/ Magic Arts Publishing
Courtesy of The Century Family, Inc. o/b/o Century Media Records
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First, I must say that you should not watch this movie expecting a AAA title. It is designed as a B-movie and it plays that role perfectly, no surprises here. The surprise that comes with this movie is that it's filled to the brim with the one thing you wouldn't expect in a movie titled Zombie Strippers: intelligent comedy. From intentional continuity and plot holes that take a stab at the trash spun out of Hollywood, to the contrast of the low grade movie style with the use of Nietzsche works (in a joking manner that never seems to take itself seriously, like the rest of this movie), to the plain blunt comedy and absurdity of every second of this movie from start to finish. This movie has managed to take the single worst plot concept ever published and create one of the most intelligently witty and enjoyable movies ever made.
The smarter, more sophisticated audience I show this movie to, the more they appreciate it. Anyone who tells you this movie is anything along the lines of "low class, stupid, etc" simply lacks the ability or willingness to appreciate it.
This movie has become one of my all time favourite movies, and I would suggest it to anybody who can see past its guise as a B-movie. Just remember that this movie never takes itself seriously, and *everything* in it is intentional. This film is flawless.