Based on the cult Imperium Comics series, and wearing it’s ‘Tales from the Crypt’ bleeding heart on its sleeve, Trailer Park of Terror meshes tongue-in-cheek satire with nerve-shredding gory horror. Six troubled teens and their Pastor chaperone, on a character-building weekend in the mountains, crash their bus during a raging storm. Seeking shelter for the night in a seemingly abandoned mobile home park they become victims of redneck zombies sexpot demons and undead trailer trash. Paying exuberant tribute to Southern-fried 70s exploitation fare, director Steven Goldman keeps things creepy, vicious and nasty with human spit roasting and a massage parlour from hell on the Dixie menu. Superlative production values, grisly makeup effects by Chris (Apocalypto) Hampton and composer Alan Brewer's down-and-dirty mix of rock and country music make the over-the-top menace and mayhem standout like Dolly Parton’s cleavage. And, yes, that is chart-topping C&W singer Trace Adkins as the Devil.