#38 - Zombie Nosh
Ah, here we have a neat little case of premonition, as this very film was mentioned in the comments of another entry several hours ago now (I have a list of all the films I'm reviewing, so that I don't get confused when the need for sleep overtakes me and accidentally blog something twice or something)...
It's another boring Vipco budget label, but I shouldn't really complain because my collection would be quite smaller if it weren't for Vipco and their bargain-basement stuff. Which is pretty much what Zombie Nosh is.
A bunch of teenagers go for a hayride (yes, really!) up into the country for a pre-Halloween party, but due to some deeply contrived circumstances which I can't quite remember right now, a zombie buried under a concrete slab with occult markings gets free and starts... well, noshing down on the teens. Which of course creates more zombies. Who then go and crash the town's Halloween bash, and... well, you get the picture.
Ok, I'll be fair. Zombie Nosh tries really hard. But it's not just low-budget, it's zero-budget, and that's always dangerous in the film world. Unless something stands out in your picture, it's going to just sink.
But hey, pitchfork death. That's always cool.
It's another boring Vipco budget label, but I shouldn't really complain because my collection would be quite smaller if it weren't for Vipco and their bargain-basement stuff. Which is pretty much what Zombie Nosh is.
A bunch of teenagers go for a hayride (yes, really!) up into the country for a pre-Halloween party, but due to some deeply contrived circumstances which I can't quite remember right now, a zombie buried under a concrete slab with occult markings gets free and starts... well, noshing down on the teens. Which of course creates more zombies. Who then go and crash the town's Halloween bash, and... well, you get the picture.
Ok, I'll be fair. Zombie Nosh tries really hard. But it's not just low-budget, it's zero-budget, and that's always dangerous in the film world. Unless something stands out in your picture, it's going to just sink.
But hey, pitchfork death. That's always cool.