Let's just make one thing perfectly clear. When Howie (Kevin G. Shinnick) turns over and passes on his wife (Debbie Rochon), you know that things are screwy. Give me a break! Passing on Debbie for Julian Wells. I mean, she is nice, and she did spend most of the film showing her nice boobies and generous booty, but hey dude, nobody passes on Debbie.This was, as far a I know the first time that Rochon played a real zombie, as she came back from her death to take revenge. It wasn't as bloody as I would have liked in this type of film, but it was good.Misty Mundae also appeared briefly as a hooker, but we mostly just got to see her head bobbing up and down before it was cruelly jerked too far to the right. Poor Misty was just with the wrong people.This was a first film for writer/director Justin Wingenfeld, and he has talent. It is hoped that he continues to improve.

To be honest - worst move I've ever seen, I could't stand it, after watching it for 15 minutes I just stopped. Awfully directed, actors were really I mean REALLY bad, the plot had no point. I wonder who gave money to produce such crap? Don't waste your time and money to rent this movie. And the good review must have been written by director himself. I only have one recommendation - people don't bother. I must say - I have seen lots of bad movies but this one is a complete mistake. Special effects - what special effects... Good acting - I'd say no acting at all. I'd rather recommend it as a great sleeping pill. Make up your mind before you see this movie.

I'm sorry, I like to think of myself as one who will give any movie a fighting chance but, I started skipping chapters in the DVD before the first chapter was even close complete. I kept hoping that the overall effect would improve, it didn't. The acting was horrible. The dialog was corny at best (to the point it wasn't even laughable). The wardrobe was able to be passed off as era appropriate. The makeup could have been done better if a fifteen year old had done it! All in all I kept being reminded of a horribly made 1970's x-rated movie, all that was missing is cameo by Ron Jeremy. The overall badness didn't have me mustering the time or energy to give this one half of a fighting chance.

I am not be the usual viewer of a low budget film, but this movie left me laughing more so than reaching for a blanket to hide under. This movie was absolutely terrible. From the onset I thought that the cheesy acting may have been some joke type introduction that would lead into a plot full of suspense and bloodshed, but my hopes were left unfulfilled.I couldn't even finish this movie. I made it 1 hour and 3 minutes in before shutting it off, regretting wasting my time watching a movie that I could have made with my friends and a home video camera. There was more sex than violence, including the 3 basic types; vaginal, oral and anal, in quite specific detail. There was nothing to be scared about in this movie. Furthermore, it seemed to me that they spent more time on the DVD menu than they did anything else within the storyline. You see the same girl get stabbed 3 different times with the same footage and I was bored after the second time. The idea of leaving plot holes and filling them in later with another characters view is sound, but I felt that this movie was just stretching for length, not substance.If you enjoy laughing at your horrors and have a couple of hours to waste (and I mean WASTE) than this might be just for you, but I would rather have stuck needles into my eyes.