Cannibal Cop

The only movie about a Zombie/Cannibal Cop that is so boring and uneventful I almost fell asleep.

The movie follows a few characters who each have there own small story centred around the Cannibal Cop but honestly the characters are so bland and forgettable I couldn't even remember their names while watching the movie. The main story is about a corrupt cop who kills a drug dealer who gets brought back to life as a zombie via Voodoo magic to take revenge on him he ends up biting the cop turning him into a Cannibal/Zombie who then goes on a killing spree and a very dull one at that.

The makeup for the zombie is just a bit of white blusher on the cheeks to make him look pale thats it he's not even a real zombie as he can talk and is still alive and breathing the only other "effects" or "makeup" is fake blood used in the biting scenes and thats all there is to it.

The acting is laughably bad even by independent B movie standards the editing is a complete mess and the music is just a guitar solo that's only played whenever they are filming in a public place to block out the background noise and the rest of the music sounds like it was taken from an 80s arcade beat em up like Streets of Rage or Double Dragon.

I wouldn't recommend wasting your time watching this movie but if you do wanna watch it try and find it for free.

Donald Farmer is a man who has made quite the name for himself in the indie horror world. His work has ranged everywhere from low budget direct-to-video flicks to micro-budget shot-on- DV sleaze.

With this new effort, Farmer gives us the story of a seedy cop named Warbeck (Jason Crowe) who finds himself transformed into an undead flesheater after being imbued with unholy magic by a voodoo sorceress.

Sounds fun? Well, it is...mostly. Whenever Cannibal Cop chooses to focus on its titular character and not meandering with its dull supporting characters, it's actually a really good time. Crowe ups the sliminess really well and makes Warbeck a pretty intimidating "monster." Sadly, his scenes encompass maybe a little more than 45% of the actual runtime.

For what it's worth, I do recommend Cannibal Cop. I just think it'd be best to keep ones expectations in check and prepare yourself to savor the juicy bits of cannibal action we do get instead of expecting an all-out buffet.

In CANNIBAL COP, Jennifer (Channing Dodson) attempts to use her cell phone to catch cops in the act of abusing their authority. Meanwhile, officer Warbeck (Jason Crowe) is busy being a total creep, and Jennifer records him murdering a drug dealer. When said dealer is resurrected by a voodoo practitioner, Warbeck is attacked and transformed into the titular, zombie lawman. We know these guys are undead, due to the green chalk on their faces.

Now, taking police brutality to a new level, Warbeck eats his victims! Much corn syrup and red dye are expended. Can Jennifer convince the local news to use her footage? Can she convince the police to hunt down one of their own?

Cheap, cheeezier than a leaning tower of pizzas, with a hopelessly meandering finale, and sporting a redundant, yet oddly appropriate metal soundtrack, CC is fun in spots. At only 70 minutes, it's over before full brain hardening can take its toll...

I must start by saying that this guy did an excellent job of making a movie with no money, sets or plot. For about half of the movie I thought he was trying to be bad on purpose, but then there are things that you would not believe could have been on purpose. Garbage.