After School Lunch Special

I was vampire 1. The skinny geeked out meth head. I starred in it and have never cared to watch it. Why? I'm not into horror flicks. I did the film for exposure. My character and my costar character had no real plot to even be featured in the movie. Well we did, but rumor has it that killing me on set that day got interrupted. Upon entering AJs farm that day and walking through the barn where filming took place, the chilling vibes of the deceased were highly in the air already. Did I do a good job delivering my one liner? I think so considering I was pissed that a male personal friend didn't show up for support like he had promised. (Antonio Woody.) So I do believe my anger was executed well on film that day.

Not funny in any way, shape, or form. It seems the few votes that got this to a (currently 7.2) high rating are most likely those who are in the movie and or directed this vile heap of droppings. It is boring from beginning to end. Perhaps this was made to attract a certain type of audience but to normal folks who have more than one brain cell just skip this.

This movie is just low budget fun. Okay, it's schlock, but I like schlock.

I enjoyed this because I had no idea what was going to happen, apart from in the segment titled 'Cannibalingus' or whatever it was that just broadcast its ending from the beginning. That was an outlier. Most of the stories here are unpredictable.

It is very gross, with runny defecation and vomit on full display. It aims to turn your stomach in many of the stories. But I love the chaos, the strange endings and mess of it all. I accept it's unadulterated anarchy will not be to everyone's tastes, but if you don't think you have a limit, try it for fun.

I've given it 7 stars. I had fun watching it.

I've just recently discovered the films of A. J. Chambers with Babezilla vs the Zombie Whorde. I decided to checkout some of his other work and I was able to watch this online.

The stories are a strange mix of horror and humor. Mist of them are quite out there! The first story starts off with a killer tapeworm. That should give you an idea for what you're in for. Lol! So, we've got an anthology with killer tapeworms, a strange experience with one man's first time smoking weed, the pizza customer who won't tip the delivery boy, two buddies who've locked themselves in a bunker, who give new meaning to "rump roast", a group of zombie rights activists, and more!

Many of these stories are over the top and funny. A couple of them were slightly close to reaching the to limit on how much gore that I can handle, but if you're a fan of indie films and you want to see something a bit different be sure to check this out. If you enjoy Troma films, you'll enjoy this. Uncle Lloyd himself is an executive producer on this.