The Ghouls, (Cannibal Dead: The Ghouls) (2003)

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A video journalist who makes a living filming deadly carnage must fight for his life when he discovers zombies living beneath the streets of L.A. in this chilling horror film. Eric Hayes (Timothy Muskatell) is always searching for the next horrific accident or crime scene so he can sell the graphic… More A video journalist who makes a living filming deadly carnage must fight for his life when he discovers zombies living beneath the streets of L.A. in this chilling horror film. Eric Hayes (Timothy Muskatell) is always searching for the next horrific accident or crime scene so he can sell the graphic footage to tabloid programs. But he gets more than he bargained for when he stumbles upon a group of undead ghouls whose bloodlust exceeds even his.

Rating, Runtime: R, 1 hr. 25 min.
Directed By: Chad Ferrin
Genres: Horror

In Theaters: Nov 6, 2003 Wide
On DVD: Sep 26, 2006

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Low budget indie horror about a freelance videor who searches the streets looking for a news story to record whether it's a brutal murder scene, a suicide attempt... or even a sewer-dwelling cannibal clan that stalks the city streets at night looking for a meal. It's pretty… More
Low budget indie horror about a freelance videor who searches the streets looking for a news story to record whether it's a brutal murder scene, a suicide attempt... or even a sewer-dwelling cannibal clan that stalks the city streets at night looking for a meal. It's pretty grim natured and gory at times - the opening scene of actual news footage of a guy blowing his brains out with a rifle after unsuccessfully setting himself on fire kicks things off, then we get sporadic moments of blood and gore from gut-munching to skinning, but it's not super-gory or grotesque. I also enjoyed seeing Joseph Pilato in a small cameo who plays another foul-mouthed bastard character similar to his portrayal of Captain Rhodes in "Day of the Dead". I thought the film was well enough made given it's budget constraints and I found the film to be good overall. If you're use to modern independent horror that's dark and pulls no punches then check it out.