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One of my all time favorites.

Awesome Movie

A waste of 90 minutes of my life

All of these films share one commonality, that being a kind of emotional center that humanizes a cast of monsters.

If you don't have a budget for name actors or special effects, then you need a good script. Now, I don't know if I would call Scott Phillips script good, but it was certainly different enough.Matool (Kurly Tlapoyawa) is a Rock look-a-like that doesn't use guns because he says bullets are hard to find. He isn't nailin paylin, he is nailin zombies with a hammer and long nails. Long nails aren't hard to find? Hmmm.He manages to escape and ends up with a strange house full of people - Nathan (Ross Kelly), Dexy (Diva) and Sassy (Kristin Hansen). Nathan likes to watch, so Mandool is soon nailin Dexy, while Sassy spanks him with a plastic ruler.Sassy must be a siamese twin, as she had the face of her sister in her side. Yech! Nathan obviously doesn't have any skin mags, so he keeps a zombie naked and tied up Jesus-like in the shed to visit whenever he needs a kick. Unfortunately, he decides on day that he wants to do more than just look at her decomposing body. Big mistake, Nathan.Some soldiers manage to get to the cabin and soon they are all nailin Dexy. She even manages to get a little lesbian action with a female that shows up.All the while these kinky things are going on the countryside is crawling with zombies.If you like bloody body munching, and kinky sex, then this just might be your thing.

Not bad for a B-movie. Human life is not highly regarded in this flick. This is pointed out during each gore/killing scene etc. The introduction with the long nail made me laugh. I guess you need to be a bit of a sadistic person to enjoy that scene. Many other scenes like that followed and i was truly amazed by the acting as i never expected much out of this. Each character in this film seemed psychotic somehow while some totally disregarded the value of fellow (ex)human beings. I guess this is the aspect that makes people either hate or love this film. To enjoy this just don't take it too serious while watching. There is nothing personal about it.

I didn't expect much from this flick, but it's actually pretty good. The acting is decent, the story is interesting, and the zombie make-up is passable. It even had a good score that reminded me a bit of Tom Waites. The main character, Matool, kicks some zombie butt in a few well-choreographed fight scenes, too.Here I was enjoying this and then... it ended. A couple of characters run off into the desert, Dexy and the mute kid are still in the house, surrounded by zombies, and the damned thing just ends. What a let-down! What happened? The end (or lack of one) ruined it for me, I must admit. I would have rated this one higher if it hadn't come to such a clumsy and unsatisfying non-conclusion.Ah well, better luck next time!

I just watched this film and...I liked it. I'm not going to go as far as to call it a masterpiece or anything, but it was funny, nasty and innovative. Not really a zombie film more like a wild, balls out exploitive melodrama with crazy gore and sex. One thing that DID totally stand out was the music..a crazy blend of electronic gurgles, ambient drones and industrial heavy metal that kind of reminded me of John Carpenter with a sort of spaghetti Western vibe. I found out the flick was scored by a guy named Chris Alexander (with vocals by Carrie Eliza) and was amazed to discover that this is the SAME Chris Alexander who writes for my favorite magazine , Rue Morgue (he's the Schizoid Cinephile. I did some research into the guy and found out that he's released a bunch of albums. I gotta get them. So anyway, this is a neat movie with AN AMAZING SOUNDTRACK!!! Check it out...