A night at a local bed and breakfast turns into a bloody supernatural fight to the death.A night at a local bed and breakfast turns into a bloody supernatural fight to the death.A night at a local bed and breakfast turns into a bloody supernatural fight to the death.
- Awards
- 5 wins & 1 nomination
- Johnny
- (as Oz Perkins)
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- TriviaToward the end of the film, Miranda Bailey hands Gina Philips the crossbow with a gentle toss. The first take was a bigger toss, and Gina got hit with the crossbow, chipped a tooth, and split her lip.
- GoofsAs the female character fights off the zombies attacking her, the camera shot from the second floor reveals the walls of the staircase are covered in red wallpaper. However, as her friends get into the house and save her on the same staircase, there's no wallpaper but blank walls.
- Quotes
The Sheriff: Now, hold it there, Doc. How can we be sure you ain't possessed? I mean, hell, I just shot you and you're still standing.
Doc Riley: Ah, well, you ain't got me but on my shoulder.
The Sheriff: I guess that makes sense. All right, why don't you tell me who won last year's annual cow chip throwing contest.
Doc Riley: What?
The Sheriff: You heard me. If it is really you, you'd know.
Doc Riley: Well, shoot, sheriff, that's kinda a trick question 'cause Lovelock ain't never had an annual cow chip throwing contest. Uh-huh. It alternates every year with the greasy pig catching competition.
The Sheriff: Ah, he's okay. All right, Doc, get your ass over here.
- Crazy creditsMiranda Bailey and David Carradine are credited in the opening titles, but their names are omitted from the credits at the end of the movie (which list the cast in order of appearance).
- Alternate versionsThe Unrated version is the director's cut that was originally given an NC-17 by the MPAA for violence and gore. Nearly 15 seconds was cut out before the film received the R rating, and these included shots of the zombie's partly severed head and more footage of David with the chainsaw in his neck.
- ConnectionsFeatured in Exhumed: A History of Zombies (2020)
- SoundtracksDead Man's Party
Performed by Hillbilly Hellcats
Written by Lance Bakemeyer
Courtesy of Lance Romance Rockabilly Music/BMI
Warning- this movie is not for the weak of stomach. Gore content is out of the roof. However if you are a fan of splatter comedies such as the Evil Dead series, this movie is a must see.
The premise of the movie is your stereotypical horror movie set up. On the way to a wedding a group of semi-strangers get stuck in a small town overnight and someone gets killed.
The highly comedic twist to this horror is apparent even after the first killing as one of the group spends a good thirty seconds trying to run away from the dead body and instead slipping in a pool of blood over and over.
This movie was very much influenced by the Evil Dead series (in fact you can even see an Evil Dead poster in the closet where they first find the chainsaw) but does the comedy even better.
The appropriately over-the-top music of Zach Selwyn serves as a good and humorous progression between the scenes. He features original songs such as "Comin to kill ya", "Possessed" and "Quiet Little Town".
This was one of the best movies that I've seen in a very long time and I would give it a 9/10.
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- Dead and Breakfast
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- Budget
- $500,000 (estimated)
- Runtime1 hour 28 minutes
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- 1.85 : 1