Cast overview, first billed only: | |||
Jack Forcinito | ... | Frank Talbot | |
Andy Hopper | ... | Nash Jackson | |
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Nadine Stenovitch | ... | Sarah Talbot |
Lew Temple | ... | Jeffrey Hannigan | |
Vernon Wells | ... | Paul Irwin | |
Felissa Rose | ... | Elsa Lansing | |
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Timothy Muskatell | ... | Raccoon |
Luke Y. Thompson | ... | Box-Mart | |
Sara Tomko | ... | Debutante | |
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Ricardo Gray | ... | Little Daddy |
John Karyus | ... | Fingers | |
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Jimmy Williams | ... | Henry Glendon |
Domiziano Arcangeli | ... | Lookout | |
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Chris Gabriel | ... | Santa Zombie |
Krisondra Daigneault | ... | Virginia |
A week before Christmas a viral outbreak turns the citizens of Los Angeles into the walking dead. On the brink of severing ties with both his wife and longtime partner, L.A.P.D. officer Frank Talbot finds himself trapped with them. As death closes in their survival is further threatened by the fact that both men love the same woman. Written by Velvet Hammer Films
Sean Cain, know as actor from "Someone's Knocking At The Door as Officer O'Malley" wrote and directed this gory flick. But there is more to see than only gore. When it started I thought, well, this is going to be splatter all around the clock but after a while we start to know the characters and you really get into them because they all acted really well.
The fact that it isn't really all about zombies is shown when we see that the two friends (Frank and Nash) are in love with the same woman, sadly it's the wife of Frank. We really go very deep into that part but we are relieved sometimes by another gory zombie attack. And just when you think, hell, I don't give a sh*t about the two friends things go wrong between the two when they are out to kill some zombies.
The zombies looked believable and when they are killed it's all done in a gory way, the red stuff do flows frequently and it never bored me because the story has some developments, something we don't see often in zombie flicks. Yes, you get it, I'm not a zombie buff but this flick I liked a lot. And let me finish with the score, it is excellent done by Mario Salvucci but the best part is the use of score and editing with Edward Grieg's Peer Gynt Suite No 1, a must see.
Gore 4/5 Nudity 0/5 Effects 4/5 Story 4/5 Comedy 0/5