Wild-west serial killer "Bloody Bill" Anderson returns from the dead to threaten anyone who ventures into his ghost town, and leads a phalanx of white-faced zombies against a drug dealer and a group o...( read more
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DVD Release Date: October 26, 2004
Stats: 57 reviews
The zombie attack scenes are confusing to say the least and mixing them with lots of different angles, coloured filters and an amateur heavy metal soundtrack makes the whole thing seem like a very bad Kerrang video. Chelsea Jean is pretty though.
An Asylum flick, so that says everything you need to know right there: low budget, horror, ridiculous.
Nothing seemed to fit together right in this film. It was like they took jigsaw pieces of a bunch of different films and put them together into one bizarre puzzle. The movie had kind of a western theme going on but then they started playing strange homicidal death metal music. Th...( read more)
Not bad. It has pretty good effects and the story is pretty solid. The acting is little corny. But overall a good flick.
Liked the music they chose for this film... never did figure out why the girl looked like the sister or if it was simply a coincidence
ooooooo yay another zombie movie still it had some good points and the acting wasn't so bad
Bad acting zombie flick, all fakey looking zombies. Story ok. No likeable characters.
I liked the movie because of it being horror movie. I like Matt Marraccini he played Jerry. I started liking him on General Hospital. Only thing i hated was he got shot in the head in this and killed. He died the same way on GH.
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