One of those films that you need a half-rack or phatty to sit through. But, once the effects from your favorite mind number start to hit you, this one becomes rather enjoyable. Rocky Horror Picture Show wannabe has nudists that killed themselves in a suicide pact come back and terrorize the right-wingers that got the nudist colony shut down. Most of the nudity is in the opening credits and then that ain't much. For nudists, they sure do wear a lot. Boobies, that's it..Nary a butt shot. Pretty weak. The musical numbers have some crazy lyrics, and the break you get from the poor acting makes them even more enjoyable. A perfect cult movie candidate.

This film has always stayed with me, but after having just seen the trailer (er... music video) at movieflix.com, I had to write about it.I found this and thought it was gonna be an '90s soft-core musical, along the lines of "Beach Blanket Bango," "Cinderella" (1977) and "Cinderella 2000." While the three of those are also party movies, this one falls into another category entirely -- namely the Mark Pirro category. With insane films like "Curse of the Queerwolf," "Buford's Beach Bunnies," and the more mainstream "My Mom's a Werewolf" (which he scripted), Pirro has a style all his own. I'm sort of scared of the other trailer I just saw for his newest film, "Rectuma."As was pointed out before, it's not gory enough to be horror; not "nudist" enough to be pornographic; not funny enough to be a true comedy. It's a film that was probably fun to make, and it was made to be made fun of. It's brash, offensive and politically incorrect (moreso than the hilariously offensive "Queerwolf")... and it's filled with bad dialog/acting, crazy HALF-naked zombies and songs that you can't get out of your head, no matter how hard you try.It's not "Citizen Kane," but it is what it is -- and for what it is, I give it a 10. Grab some beer, pop some popcorn and invite all your friends to laugh and sing along with the zombies from the "Nudist Colony of the Dead!"

I personally believed that 'Manos' the Hands of Fate was the worst movie ever made - even MST3K couldn't save it. However, now that I have seen Nudist Colony of the Dead, I'm not so sure. It would just be a poorly filmed B-rate horror flick, except that it's A MUSICAL! I especially like "Inky-dinky Doo-dah Morning," if it's fair to use the word "like" to describe which parts of the movie I found the most deliberately stupid. This movie is nothing if not confused; not scary or gory enough to be horror, not nearly enough wisecracks to be a parody, not enough nudity to be pornographic, and the musical numbers are melodically simplistic with lyrics that smack of junior high. I'm not really sure what this movie was going for, but I am sure I would recommend it to anyone hoping to find the most mindless film ever made.

this movie is absolutely hilarious; i recommend that everyone see this. Everyone seems to want to bring the movie down by pointing out how it pokes fun @ all these types of people (blacks,asians,etc.) but that is what makes this movie great. For example, the forest ranger that has to rap every story he tells, a style like the Will Smith style from Fresh Prince of Bel Air - he's the coolest person in the movie!GO buy this ish now!