Scanialara
You won't be disappointed!
BlazeLime
Strong and Moving!
Bergorks
If you like to be scared, if you like to laugh, and if you like to learn a thing or two at the movies, this absolutely cannot be missed.
Logan
By the time the dramatic fireworks start popping off, each one feels earned.
hellholehorror
The story was unoriginal. The bloody gory violence was good fun. The singing and cartoons between scenes kept the pace up and gave a quirky style. Overall the film is a little tacky but there is some humour and tonnes of bloody killing. There is just something about it that makes it great but I can't put my finger on it!
ArdentViewer
I tried very hard to keep watching this movie but couldn't. Upon several attempts I could only make it about halfway through. It is all the worst that horror movies can be - cheesy, ridiculous, farcical, dumb, and not scary. I'm not sure what the goal was here. Horror comedies can be quite clever and entertaining when done well (Fido is a good example) but this film failed on every level. There was no real plot or characters aside from tiresome clichés. The so-called action left much to be desired. Even the gore was boring (if that's your thing - it's not mine). I can't see any redeeming qualities. I really don't know how the film yielded a 5.9 current rating on IMDb. It's not worth wasting any of your time on this movie.
Wednesday Three
I would give it 3 stars if I hadn't watched too many zombie movies. Despite the dross out there it only shines because of the unique musical aspect. It doesn't as a zombie movie. Have a care about what you will watch and you can find better. It IS worth seeing if you want a standard to judge things by. A bad standard admittedly but a standard nevertheless. Good sets but I feel like it was an advert for a terrible country band. It conforms to some faintly amusing stereotypes and there are some interesting use of weapons. The characterisation owes much to the 'Hammer' school of glossy hair and a wide mouth for screaming school of acting. You won't like them and so the musical interlude about their endeavors serves only to annoy, frustrate and occasionally judge others by their standard.
Claudio Carvalho
While heading to Galveston in a RV for the wedding of a friend, the driver Johnny (Oz Perkins) gets lost and arrive in the small town of Lovelock and his friends Kate (Bianca Lawson), Sara (Ever Carradine), Melody (Gina Phillips), Christian (Jeremy Sisto) and David (Erik Palladino) decide to spend the night in the Bed and Breakfast owned by Mr. Robert Wise (David Carradine). David has an argument with the chef of the inn, Henri (Diedrich Bader), and when the chef is found dead and Mr. Wise has a heart attack in the middle of the night, the local Sheriff (Jeffrey Dean Morgan) suspects of the group and asks his assistant Enus (Mark Kelly) to take the key of their trailer and stay in Lovelock during the investigation. Then the Sheriff arrests a drifter (Brent David Fraser) that becomes his prime suspect. When the clumsy Johnny accidentally breaks a box of Mr. Wise, he releases the fiend Kuman Thong and the evil spirit possesses the locals transforming them into zombies.Matthew Leutwyler certainly wrote and directed "Dead & Breakfast" with the intention of making a cult-movie. Unfortunately his target is never reached, but this gore comedy is funny and a worthwhile entertainment. There are good lines and most of the characters are likable, and one of the best moments if the phone call of the maid of honor Kate to the bride Lisa, with a hilarious dialog. My vote is six.Title (Brazil): "Adivinhe Quem Vem Para Morrer" ("Guess Who is Coming to Die?")
