Zombiegeddon (2003)

ZOMBIEGEDDON is a shot on video piece of zombie trash, put out by Troma with little hope at recuperating the film's entirely low budget. The story is about a couple of dumb cops who go around shooting the occasional zombie, but the production values are bargain basement and the whole thing feels like a waste of time. What you do get are various cameos from cult-related personalities. Uwe Boll warns us not to watch the film at the outset (!) before Brinke Stevens and Tom Savini share a bedroom scene. B-movie filmmakers Fred Olen Ray and J.R. Bookwalter appear, along with, variously, Ron Jeremy, Lloyd Kaufman, Conrad Brooks from PLAN 9 FROM OUTER SPACE, Joe Estevez, Edwin Neal from The Texas Chain Saw Massacre, William Smith playing a demonic zombie, various scream queens including Linnea Quigley, and Robert Z'Dar making MANIAC COP references.

First of all I wanted to say thank you to everyone that posted a review, good or bad. I was in this movie somewhere between 9-11 years old (I was the younger version of the skinnier cop in flashbacks).I really had a fun time filming and the crew was awesome. Loved playing with the tigers too!Disappointment struck when I got a copy of the movie, my main issue was in the quality, I mean really, throw a filter on or something right? But overall the movie can entertain and that is the true reason we watch movies,entertainment. Without a doubt this one is worth the time if you have it!

At the beginning we can see members of Troma team company and Uwe Boll says " This is bad, it's a big s***, don't watch it, don't even think about it, stay away from this movie", now we are warn...But they are wrong, the film is brilliant. OK it have a lot bad things like : no budget (of course), no good acting, no fancy FX, no good location, no good editing, no good sound.....etc In fact, in all technical aspect, the film is bad, but that's not a surprise. But when you watch Zombiegeddon a lot of this disappear or make the film pretty funny. And that's the power of this movie, the film is fun, good fun. Because it's not an annoying and boring movie, no that's more a good horror/comedy, between "shawn of the dead" and "an Ed Wood movie". And that's really enjoying to see a movie like that make you smile at least 75% of the time. The movie is really cool. Great Troma movie !

Okay, I feel I must praise those who have given this film the bad rap it deserves! For starters, I remember getting invited to a special screening for, lets say, six bucks or so. I was expecting to see a wretched pile of bull, but I got something worse than that! I was so sure that having a few union actors such as Savini would give a little depth, or something enjoyable. NOPE! This film was the most pathetic concoction ever put onto film. Loust script, horrid acting, lame effects, and a whole lot of unreal violence that was just stupid to begin with. John Waters' "Pink Flamingos" looks like an early Spielberg classic in comparison, and thats a bad thing. I never had a problem with the Waters exercise in 'poor taste', because there was a message about it, this film, was just stupid. I cannot be more specific than that. Just stupid.Now, it began out with an extremely unbelievable sex scene with Tom Savini and Brinke Stevens. Stevens then retreats to her radio office to conduct a question and answering about zombies. We then see the worst acting of a man and his son hunting zombies, and a tiger is involved...er something. Anyway, a community is under attack with a bunch of idiots running around getting killed one by one. The lead cops are sick and sleazy, and achieve sexual kicks by forcing young males to make love. It is just stupid I tell you! They don't give a crap about civilians. I can understand a filmmakers need to be self-expressive, but there are limits to which art become ridiculous and repetitive. The rest of the story has a lot of bad acting, cheap vomit effects, dreadful dialog, and the STUPIDEST climax to be seen by anyone, be it whoever. My finale plea, is that the filmmakers of this movie need to be banned from writing, directing, or any other type of process in the industry. I thought I was going to see some film that would at least be on its way to a real film-festival...alas, this film was NOTHING! My advice would be to make sure NO ONE ever see's this film again. Then the world would be a better place.I just have to ask...why do these films get made? They're just so dumb, and offer nothing. If someone actually likes them, then they need help!