Cast overview, first billed only: | |||
Jason Yachanin | ... | Arbie | |
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Kate Graham | ... | Wendy |
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Allyson Sereboff | ... | Micki |
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Robin L. Watkins | ... | General Lee Roy |
Joshua Olatunde | ... | Denny | |
Caleb Emerson | ... | Carl Jr. | |
Rose Ghavami | ... | Humus / ACB Dancer | |
Khalid Rivera | ... | Jose Paco Bell | |
Joe Fleishaker | ... | Jared (as Mega Herz) | |
Lloyd Kaufman | ... | Mature Arbie | |
Ron Jeremy | ... | Crazy Ron | |
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Faith Sheehan | ... | The Little Girl (as Faith Sheenan Gallivan) |
John Karyus | ... | Graveyard Peeper | |
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Tessa Lew | ... | The Little Girl's Mother |
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Brian Cheverie | ... | Father O'Houlihan |
When the American Chicken Bunker, a military-themed fried-chicken chain, builds a restaurant on the site of an ancient Indian burial ground, local protesters aren't the only ones crying fowl! The previous tenants, fueled by a supernatural force, take "possession" of the food and those who eat it, and the survivors discover that they must band together before they themselves become the other white meat! Film lovers have been starved for sustenance. The relentless diet of predictability and pretense Hollywood has been serving up just doesn't cut it. Poultrygeist is hearty food for thought. In Poultrygeist, Troma takes on the the fast-food industry-skewering the soulless restaurateurs-in the world's first horror-comedy film to feature zombie chickens, American Indians and a bit of singing and dancing! It's Poultrygeist! Written by Troma Entertainment
This move is an odd mixture of gross out raunchy, and wonderful satire, mixed in with surprisingly appealing musical numbers.
I mean really really raunchy and gross out. Not for weak of stomach, but the satire makes up for it. If you liked Rocky Horror Picture Show, you may like this.
The story has been detailed elsewhere. I think it could have been a better film without all the gratuitous raunchiness..it still would have been as funny as all get out.
Satire is not seen in films today and this one is done very well in that aspect, poking fun at many aspects of popular culture.