Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueA barrel of radioactive waste is lost out in the woods. Some demented rednecks find it and use it as part of their still. Everybody who drinks the liquor they produced turns into zombies.A barrel of radioactive waste is lost out in the woods. Some demented rednecks find it and use it as part of their still. Everybody who drinks the liquor they produced turns into zombies.A barrel of radioactive waste is lost out in the woods. Some demented rednecks find it and use it as part of their still. Everybody who drinks the liquor they produced turns into zombies.
- Réalisation
- Scénario
- Casting principal
- Dr. Casey
- (as Brent Thurston Rogers)
- Bob
- (as Anthony Burlington Smith)
- Hoss (The Dog)
- (as Joe Bensen)
- Jethro Clemson
- (as William-Livingston Dekker)
- Billy Bob 'Elly May' Clemson
- (as Zoofeet)
Avis à la une
Redneck Zombies makes "Surf Nazis Must Die" look like "Citizen Kane". It's cheap and poorly made, even by Troma's not so lofty standards. I have a feeling that someone made this film on a drunken weekend with their drinking buddies. At least that would explain the hilarious make-up and special effects, which seem to involve the overuse of mascara and a lot of tomato soup, respectively. The acting is as bad as you would expect and just about all of the jokes misfire. And yet, despite all of this, I enjoyed the movie immensely.
Redneck Zombies is the best kind of cinematic train wreck. It has no delusions of grandeur and simply spends all of its approximate 90 minutes trying to entertain through gore and humour. The fact that both the gore and humour are poorly executed really is beside the point. What matters is that the film is made with true Z-grade spirit, from the ridiculous toxic waste mistaken for moonshine premise, to the scene where a child extra actually waves at the camera while pretending to chew human flesh. Now that's classy.
Further highlights include the music interludes (I loved the Redneck Zombie theme song) and the autopsy on acid. This is one of those movies which will really only appeal to fellow crap connoisseurs. If bad movies are your thing, run out and buy Redneck Zombies.
On a strange note, I've rented this film twice, at two different flats, & watched it with two different flatmates. They both fell asleep half way through. Inexplicable.
Appalling acting, Ludicrous dialogue, Poor production values, Thin plot, Outrageous effects, Copious nudity.
And nine time out of ten, you'll also find gore galore.
For what it is (a Full Moon film, distributed by Troma, Inc.), Redneck Zombies is pure gold. When I first watched it, I kicked back on my couch, cracked open a bottle of fine Belgian ale, and laughed all the way through. This movie is SUPPOSED to be cheesy...it's supposed to be bad...it's supposed to be stupid and cheap and lame. That is its purpose. Deal with it, or don't watch.
There's plenty here for fans of the horror genre (including some hilarious Texas Chainsaw Massacre parody scenes), and (of course) fans of Full Moon and/or Troma won't be disappointed. My personal favorite scene involves the genuinely creepy Tobacco Man. To this day, at work or in social gatherings, I'll occasionally pull out the line "Dark times is comin'." And when everyone looks at me like I've just vomited human excrement onto the rug, I know deep down that I am the coolest person in the room. But I digress.
At any rate, if you're a Troma fan like me, definitely give this one a watch. It's way up there with the original Toxie and Class of Nuke 'Em High. And don't let these negative reviewers steer you wrong. They wouldn't know CLASSIC cult horror comedy cheese if it was gnawing on their small intestine.
Le saviez-vous
- AnecdotesThis film was shot in 32 days on weekends over the course of a year.
- Citations
Billy-Bob/Ellie May: Well,
[Ellie May grabs his fishing pole and starts leaving]
Billy-Bob/Ellie May: gotta go.
Jed Clemson: Well where you going
Billy-Bob/Ellie May: I'm going fishing!
Junior: Got worms?
Billy-Bob/Ellie May: Yeah but I'm going anyway.
- Crédits fousRedneck Zombies is a work of fiction. Any similarity to events or persons living, dead or undead is totally coincidental.
- Versions alternativesAvailable in both "R" and unrated versions.
- ConnexionsFeatured in The Cinema Snob: Redneck Zombies (2010)
- Bandes originalesLove Theme From Redneck Zombies
Written by Cletus Tripe
Performed by Cletus Tripe & The Juggs
Guitar and Banjo: Rob Martin
Bass: Jeff Vreeland
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Détails
Box-office
- Budget
- 10 000 $US (estimé)