Few weeks ago, I won several horror film DVDs from ebay. Others are popular films, but I accidentally got this without knowing anything, because it's only 2$. I got Shriek Show release edition, as you might know.Well... It's been a long time to watch another 'Too bad, So good' stuff. Sometimes I watch few bad movies, but they were just bad. Not good at all.I think... Zombies in this film are, just Grrrowl-ing human. Not zombies, just Grrrowl-ing human. How can Zombie wield Axe to break car window with two hands, while he can't think at all? How can Zombie counter-attack with PitchFork? What kind of zombie just bite Neck? ... etc etc.I don't think this is well-made film at all. But I think this is fun-to-watch film. So... Enjoy this one, if you can. :)

I had hoped to find a decent zombie film but with a title like "FleshEater" I honestly didn't expect too much. And that's a good thing because what I found was pretty much what I expected: A low budget zombie film with terrible acting, a very weak script, bad special effects and extremely bad performances by the zombies. In fact, some of the zombies were just plain comical when they were meant to be horrifying. And while there were some attractive young women involved, they had no character development and because everything else was so bad they were essentially wasted. In short, this was a very bad film and the only reason I don't give it an even lower score was because of the possibility that this might make a good Halloween film--provided there is a lot of beer on hand. Preferably not Iron City beer, but I suppose anything will do in this particular case.

In Halloween, a group of five teenage couples hires a tractor driver to a hayride to the countryside to party, drinking beer and having sex. Meanwhile, a woodman accidentally unburies FleshEater (Bill Hinzman), a zombie hunger for flesh and blood. Each teenager is attacked and transformed in zombie, spreading the evil and attacking the locals, making a hell night in the area."FleshEater" is surprisingly a great zombie B-movie and a gem to be discovered by the fans of the genre. S. William Hinzman (a.k.a. Bill Heinzman), who wrote the story and screenplay, is also is the additional cinematographer, editor, producer, lead actor and director and works with amateurish actors and actresses that undress very easily in front of the camera. The most important is that he is aware that his movie is trash, and he uses all the possible elements of this genre, associated a great special effects. The result is an underrated zombie movie, with a funny and entertaining story. Last but not the least; Bill Heinzman is the cemetery zombie of "Night of the Living Dead". My vote is seven.Title (Brazil): Not Available

I usually love 80's flicks. They are so cheesy but so much fun to watch. Especially a good zombie flick. Right off the bat, I liked the atmosphere of this movie. You could easily tell it was creepy. It's definitely a B movie but the quality was shot well. This was no doubt a 'campy' movie. The acting wasn't great by any means, but it was tolerable. Typical 80's acting. The plot was no different than any other zombie movie but that's what I love about it. Stupid teens getting attacked by the undead or the living dead rather. The action started right off the bat which is a great thing. The music was spooky and quite creepy at times. I was also impressed with the makeup effects. Fairly realistic for the time it was made. High body count with nice gore. Overall I really enjoyed this. A classic gore fest with gratuitous nudity for anyone who loves gore, high body count, boobs, zombies and horror. A very good underground zombie film. A must see for horror hounds.