Destroy All Neighbors is a comedy-horror film with great FX, a fun premise, and nice deaths.
An exuberant Gumtree-sploitation horror-comedy that plays like Pacific Heights on peyote will make you sympathize with struggling prog-rock musician William. The neighbour from hell comes in the form of Vlad, an indestructible goblin-y character, played beneath layers of latex by Alex Winter, who drags William to hell. A blast, not least for the cameo from Kumail Nanjiani as 'Smelting Refinery Guard'.
Hilarious horror-comedy film, with typical characters, a hot and busty blonde, crazy deaths.
One of the most enjoyable, belly-bustingly hilarious, and timeless jewels that I have ever seen and kept the file on.
The dark comedy-horror film "Tucker & Dale vs. Evil" was directed by Eli Craig and written by Craig and Morgan Jurgenson. Alan Tudyk, Tyler Labine, Katrina Bowden, Brandon Jay McLaren, Jesse Moss, and Chelan Simmons are among its cast members. A bunch of naive college students mistake a couple of well-intentioned hillbillies played by Labine and Tudyk for murderers.
A group of teenagers go camping at a house in the woods, around the campfire, Chad begins to tell a story about the massacre that happened there on Memorial Day. At night, they go to the lake to bathe, and Tucker and Dale were on the lake in a small fishing boat. The blonde Allison climbed a rock, saw them, and got scared. She fell into the water and became unconscious. Dale tries to rescue her, and he and Tucker put her on the boat. The others thought their friend was being kidnapped, and saw and misinterpreted the situation.
On the next day, the students went to Dale and Tuckers mountain house to rescue their friend.
Tucker was cutting a log with a chainsaw. Inside the trunk there was a beehive. Tucker ran away from the bees with a chainsaw in his hands. The boys got scared. One of them ran away and was impaled against a sharp trunk. He died. From the perspective of the teenagers who saw them from afar, a series of accidental deaths appear, but always give the illusion that Tucker or Dale killed them.
Crazy deaths, similar to the "Final Destination" movies.
"Sint" is a 2010 Dutch dark comedy horror film, directed by Dick Maas about Sinterklaas, the character on which the Anglo-Saxon Santa Claus is based.
It begins in 1492, on December 5th, when we witness the former bishop Niklas and his gang ransacking a peasant village. The villagers finally had enough after they stole, murdered, and caused complete carnage.
Before setting fire to Niklas' ship, they attack and kill the gang. He and the rest of the gang burn to death, but they don't stop. Every full moon on the December 5th following, they return from the grave to seek revenge.
Then, we move on to 1968, when it is December 5th and there is a full moon. A young boy, Goert, and his family were murdered by Niklas and the Zwarte Pieten. The boy survives and grows up to become a police officer. He waits for the next full moon on December 5th.
You would think he was the star of the movie, but he isn't . Instead that role goes to Egbert Jan Weeber as Frank. A young man who accidentally becomes involved in the Sinterklaas assault on Amsterdam when his friends are killed by the killer bishop.
The police are incapable of understanding what is going on, let alone dealing with the merciless ghosts, as the bodies begin to mount up. Frank must team up with Goert (Bert Luppes) in order to save Christmas and stop the murder. The acting is solid and the occasional comedic moments work well together.
The effects aren’t amazing but they’re pretty good and there is plenty of gleeful goriness to enjoy.
The film stars Robert Englund, Jenna Jameson, and Jay Lee.
In the near future, George W. Bush Jr has been re-elected to a fourth term and everything has gone wrong. The Congress is gone, and America is involved in wars with just about everyone. Public nudity has been banned if that wasn't bad enough.
Due to a shortage of troops to fight all these wars, scientists have come up with a virus that reanimates the dead. The plan is to use it on dead soldiers and send them back into battle. Unsurprisingly, it goes wrong, and the unit sent in to clear out the dead ends up with an infected member.
He escapes and ends up at the Rhino strip club, run by Ian Essko (Robert Englund). Rhino is constantly filled with patrons since the outlawing of public nudity strip clubs became hugely popular. Women are all very competitive, something that Jessy (Jennifer Holland) cannot quite get used to.
The infected soldier reanimates and attacks the star dancer, Kat (Jenna Jameson) during her dance. Unlike most conventional zombie horrors, Kat is able to talk and dance despite being reanimated. Owner Ian is happy to let this happen.
The crowd loves her dancing.t. She attended a private lap dance session and performed oral sex on the client. She also ate the client's penis and then dismembered it.
The other strippers are jealous of her because she is more popular than ever before. So jealous that some people intentionally get themselves infected so they can compete on the stage.
Even though they dance like nothing that has ever been seen before, they are still zombies. When taking punters for private dances, their bloodlust takes over, resulting in some very gory and fun deaths. With the money coming in, Ian decides to try and keep the victims of the strippers in the basement.
A bloodbath takes place at the strip club, filled with strippers looking to outdo each other in the most horrific and silly ways. The money flowed, and the owner of the strip club was happy. He kept storing the zombie customers in the club.
There are some nudist scenes (a stripper all naked) that are hilarious, sexy dancing, and lots of tits. There were humorous scenes, such as a pussy security guard who ran away, the Mexican cleaning man who said "do I have to clean up all this crap?" The Club owner, Ian, was germ-phobic and always sprayed spray when the strip was being cleaned. Surge after the anti zombie military squad (Z-Squad) and the killing begins.
It is a lot of fun, it is over the top and for the most part entertaining.