FrightFest

Yeah,walked out on the drawn out dwarf poo,(and i love toilet humour!)
Then craved a maccy d,is that wrong?

Disappointed with the zombie walk turnout,we must try harder next year!

First time walking out of a movie for me. Needed to take a piss 15 minutes from the end and couldn't face going back in. Thought I would take the opportunity to look over the cinema store merchandise while it was quiet, and picked up Cannibal Ferox on dvd.
You stole an hour and 15 minutes of my life, and I want them back. Oh well, I'd only waste them anyway.

For me, neither the "horror", nor the "humorous" elements worked that well. Strong contender for the weakest film at the fest. 5.5 / 10

I totally loved this film.
It had me in pain from laughing so much.

After all the serious films it was great to see something that didnt claim to be the best. It was 90 minutes of pure fun without attitude! The cast seemed to really enjoy making it and althought the first few minutes were a little awkward it settled into itself very well. The Writer and Director seemed to have a ball making it and I hope they team up again.

All in all a great film and I cant wait to see what these two come up with next!

S-X

P.S... The zombie girls were great, the best promo effort of the fest and it obviously worked... Did you see the crowds outside the Empire?!

Oh dear. I slept through most of it, thankfully.

The funniest film of the fest with a well-written script and enough gore to be horror but loads of laughs for extras too. Can't wait for this to be released and to see what comes next!

John Newby wrote:The funniest film of the fest with a well-written script and enough gore to be horror but loads of laughs for extras too. Can't wait for this to be released and to see what comes next!

Surely the funniest film was Giallo??

No, you need to say "This was a completely new genre of film, a hormedy".

StaceyX wrote:P.S... The zombie girls were great, the best promo effort of the fest and it obviously worked... Did you see the crowds outside the Empire?!

As far as Zombie walks went, this was definitely the least attended!

I guess most of us had lost enough sleep by monday so get up earlier to dress up, lol.

It seems every other Frightfest the Monday contains one low-budget zombie movie that half the audience will despise (House of the Dead, Day of the Dead 2: Contagium, The Zombie Diaries) - this one was neither the worst nor the best in my opinion, there were some laughs but I doubt I'll be seeking it out on DVD.

That said, it's unequivocally the best zombie movie centred around a love cult featuring a defecating dwarf and directed by a male burlesque dancer you're likely to see this year!

Not in a hurry to see this again any time soon. Whilst I respect the fact the film-makers actually went out and made a film (which is more than some aspiring directors do) it didn't really do anything for me. In fact, it managed to send me to sleep. But whether that was down to the film or the fact that a weekend of films was catching up with me I wouldn't like to say.

DVD comes out in June

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True?

Yep has a pretty big following! And a few weeks back it was in the top 10 of the horror chart on Amazon