Naked Zombie Girl

Naked Zombie Girl I admit I was intrigued by the title, and felt my viewing time was not wasted. This short has all the tropes that might be expected, opening with travel along a lonely highway with an infected companion, directly to engine trouble and the mob of undead with an appetite for the flesh of the living sliming up the windshield. Now welcome to the splatterfest. We are confronted with an unsettling montage as the score sets the tone. With the exception of the overdone strobe effects, this is big-production values in a small package. Our feisty heroine comes off as more capable than expected, surviving many tight situations. Many an homage to the classics, is the ending The End? Titles are reminiscent of 1960's B horror movies. Oh, and Zombie Girl is naked.

So let's make a zombie movie with a naked girl and a chainsaw. Zombies show up in the middle of nowhere. There just happens to be a shed with a chainsaw in it. The girl just happens to lose her dress. It works. It's a zombie flick. I can dig it. It has all the elements.

Then let's make sure we film it in the dark with bad lighting, use some kind of weird warping effect incessantly and some kind of color shifting, blurry, seen through cloudy zombie eye effect too so no one can actually see anything. And when we're not using those effects over and over and over and over again, or an extreme closeup of a zombie, or the obligatory camera shake that's still in vogue, throw in a jump cut.

The makeup effects are really good including the blood splattered titular girl. Better in fact than Jean Rollin's Zombie Lake. The editing completely ruins it. All the effects go to 11 all the time. It's near impossible to watch. It's almost like you're watching a 5th generation VHS bootleg of a Eurotrash zombie flick.

You know what you're getting into here. It's gory, it's campy, it's balls to the wall and it's perfect. It's very pulpy and very graphic. I definitely recommend it based on the care the filmmakers obviously took and the love for the genre that they obviously have. Take a peek! You'll be glad you did.

Stars: Meghan Chadeayne A Rickey Bird Jr. flick So,Confession time: Started watching this film and wife came into the room,Paused film,Stopped film,closed the link…Before any over the shoulder glances…WAS like 5 minutes into and didn't watch NZG rest of day…Well,I wakeup from a nightmare about NZG,I kid you not.

Hey,lets talk about Naked Effect of Zombie Girl…There must have been flesh colored pasties most of the time,But that is really her butt and looks like got a hair cut mid-filming and they added to physical realism in shots after…She is really NAKED,With no Gorilla Glue keeping her tresses of hair in place for some scenes.

The Cadillac NZG drives is needing some work,But try and get a good mechanic that hasn't been chewed on or would concentrate on fixing your ride while you are naked and waiting.

So,NZG is really scary,Short in length and Meghan is the best stunt to behold.

For the most part, the film has decent direction. The shots where zombies were motion-tracked and centred were very interesting, and although I can't say I'm the very familiar with grindhouse and horror it stood out to me as fairly unique and unusual. Something else that I found interesting was that, despite the title, the male gaze doesn't rest on the woman at all - she isn't sexualised in the slightest. That might be a (literal) turn-off for some, but I was pleasantly shocked by it While I have some gripes with the movie, such as the contrived method in which she loses her dress (why not just have her naked from the start, or have it clawed off by the undead?), and it's not a masterpiece by any stretch, it's a fun 20 minute viewing with good special effects that's probably worth checking out if you're a fan of horror stuff and you have a spare half hour.