Boy Eats Girl (2005)

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• jd c

  
  The gore doesn't really kick off until the end, but it contains many humorous moments, great dialogue and acting, and some original ideas. It could have been much better, but it's still a fun little zombie flick. A good way to kill 2 hours and fill up with popcorn and candy.

• Leo L

  
  Hilarious! The movie follows a close group of friends in a small town. Nathan and Jessica secretly like each other, but cannot find the courage to tell each other about their feelings. At the insistence of Henry and Diggs, Nathan decides to tell Jessica. Cruelly, Jessica's… More
  Hilarious! The movie follows a close group of friends in a small town. Nathan and Jessica secretly like each other, but cannot find the courage to tell each other about their feelings. At the insistence of Henry and Diggs, Nathan decides to tell Jessica. Cruelly, Jessica's father tells him that she's on another date. On his way home, he sees her in a classmate's car. Assuming that she's not at all what she appears to be, Nathan gets drunk and accidentally hangs himself. Distraught, his mother decides to use a voodoo book to bring him back. Although it didn't completely work, Nathan is led to believe he's fine until he can no longer curb his hunger which causes an outbreak of reanimated people. Jessica, Diggs, and Henry must fend themselves off. Great cast- David Leon, Samantha Mumba, Sara James, Laurence Kinlan, Tadhg Murphy, Deirdre O'Kane, and Mark Huberman. Worthy!

• Aurelius D

  
  Ok take part American Pie add Part zombie flick and sprinkle in some Irish accents and what do you have? This. not the worst zombie movie I've ever seen, rather run of the mill actually. I think it wanted to be the next Shaun of the Dead but failed miserably. I didn't really… More
  Ok take part American Pie add Part zombie flick and sprinkle in some Irish accents and what do you have? This. not the worst zombie movie I've ever seen, rather run of the mill actually. I think it wanted to be the next Shaun of the Dead but failed miserably. I didn't really "laugh out loud" at all during this. There wasn't much humor and it wasn't much horror. It seems to have failed on both fronts. Not to mention the ability to "cure" the affliction was a bit far fetched. I know some may argue that becoming a zombie is far fetched but I'm telling you it's biologically possible and it will happen. There is a bug out there that can take control over an organism and it has the same type of results as zombification. Needless to sa this wasn't a winner and you wouldn't miss out if you decided to skip it.

• shane h

  
  A zombie type movie set in Ireland starts off with a woman in a church that is helping to restore it. She goes to get something off a shelf and it falls into a secret room. She investigates and finds a creepy dungeon with scene of bizarre bones and skulls posed in crosses and stuff.… More
  A zombie type movie set in Ireland starts off with a woman in a church that is helping to restore it. She goes to get something off a shelf and it falls into a secret room. She investigates and finds a creepy dungeon with scene of bizarre bones and skulls posed in crosses and stuff. She discovers a book and opens it and the priest startles her and tells her to get out and never come back. Her son is in love with his best friend played by Samantha Mumba (Time Machine), he thinks that she doesn't feel the same way and get drunk and accidentally hangs himself. The mother steals the book and there is a ritual in there to raise the dead. The trouble is the book was damaged and there is a page of the ritual missing and that leaves them still dead but alive kinda like a zombie. They hunger for human flesh and he eventually bites someone. The gore in this movie is like that of Toxic Avenger, super over the top and graphic. It's a pretty good movie overall, all it really needed with a chest shot to make it official.

• John M

  
  Gory teen/zombie/comedy movie that will eat your boredom.