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Simply A Masterpiece

Absolutely brilliant

The performances transcend the film's tropes, grounding it in characters that feel more complete than this subgenre often produces.

There is, somehow, an interesting story here, as well as some good acting. There are also some good scenes

"All American Zombie Drugs," written and directed by Alex Ballar, falls into the category of social commentary comedy, and I say that so that you don't go into it thinking that you're going to see a horror comedy along the lines of "Shaun of the Dead." While there are several jump-scares and plenty of nods to the genre both in plot and effects, the heart of this story lies in the comedy it mines from the funny that life creates all on its own.Best friends Vinny and Sebastion (played by Wolfgang Weber and Beau Nelson, respectively) are a couple of burnouts who live their lives in a drug-induced haze. Though laying around an apartment, taking hits off the communal bong, and occasionally wandering outside in search of some chili cheese fries seems like a pretty easy life to say the least, the pair are not without their personal issues. Vinny is plagued by visions of his brother Michael (played by Alex Ballar) who died from a drug overdose and tries to get Vinny to give up drugs and avoid the path that he himself took. Sebastion is a narcoleptic who humps anything and anyone in his sleep, thinking that he is having sex with various women. Unfortunately, none of the women that he dreams about dry-humping (sleep-humping?) are his girlfriend Kara (played by Susan Graham), so she is angry and hurt by his (sort-of) infidelity. Add to this a general lack of cash-flow, and soon access to weed, munchies, and a roof over their heads appears to be coming to an abrupt end.What to do? Give up drugs and get a job? Oh hell, no! Vinny and Sebastion devise a plan to run their own business: drug dealers! All they have to do is create a new drug that gives a user the perfect high, and they will be rolling in the dough. But first, they need an investor to help them buy the necessary materials. Enter Kara's friend, goth-chick Melissa (played by Natalie Irby) who lives in her rich parents' house with access to their money and a more than passing interest in Vinny. Soon enough, the foursome has invented a potent drug that becomes all the local rage. But as time goes on, the side effects get stranger and stranger."All American Zombie Drugs" has a lot going for it. A tight ensemble cast at its core brings believability to their characters. While we can laugh at their antics and the situations that they get themselves into, not a single one of the main four characters ever devolves into a cartoon character. This isn't Cheech and Chong. It's smart comedy with realistic performances. Also aiding in that believability is Ballar's subtle writing and evenhanded directing. At no point do you feel like someone is bashing you over the head with an after-school special. Add to the mix a plethora of quirky side characters, from mobsters to high school nerds to college frat boys, and you've got a funny and entertaining 99 minutes.

If Cheech and Chong had made a horror movie, this would have been it. AAZD is a great film to have a film watching party for in your home. Even though the zombies don't show up till half way into the story, this is social commentary comparable to George Romero's Night Of The Living Dead. It is great entertainment and yet when it is over, you want to go down to the local coffee shop and dissect it. While funny and thought provoking, AAZD is a true horror movie in the sense that it focuses its lens on us, like Joseph Conrad did in Heart of Darkness.The acting is quite good and the writing is very good. The production values hold together well and it looks professionally made in an film festival independent way. There is a lot of drug use in the film, some sex scenes that work well and don't feel gratuitous and terrific makeup work for the modern-day drug addled zombies. It is a Hard-R,so you might not want to have your 10-year-old watching it. Thriller this is not. These are the zombies of post-financial-crises Middle America. It has a lot to say about capitalist values and there is a lot of subtext about the horrors of being a working class hero. AAZD is a horror film that will stay with you long after the movie ends. A water-cooler classic. See it....if you dare.

Stars : Brian Smith,Jeremie Loncka & Beau Nelson.allamericanzombiedrugs A Alex Ballar flick.You know for a drug comedy – laced with zombies,This flick rocks.Beau Nelson is probably a responsible filmmaker and all around nice guy,But in this flick is sick-ass crazy. Want to see the lead actress, Natalie Irby, In more films,She has a Emma Stone vibe that is very pleasing on this budgeted flick. So,We have a drug – based comedy,Which shows two losers and the women who have invested in their nonsense of a wasted life to get high and maybe make a buck. Their is a conscience to the film,Played by Alex Ballar himself, Who is the drug – induced victim older brother ghost,Well played and thoughtful interjection.

All American Zombie Drugs is a bit deceptive. Firstly, zombies are a secondary to the plot. It is a small budget film that has high budget story and performances. Shot over a ten day period it tells the story of a couple stoners that decide to make their own drugs and their adventures. It involves gangsters, geeks and zombies. It also has a classic death scene that still has me chuckling. I hate spoilers so that is as far as I am going into the plot. Do I recommend this movie? Hell yes! Bring your sense of humor, sit back and enjoy this thoughtful, zany and masterful bit of storytelling. Watch out for the cast as well. Beau Nelson, Wolfgang J Weber and Alex Ballar are all incredibly talented professionals and artists. They impressed the daylights out of me.