O.C. Babes and the Slasher of Zombietown

I wish I owned a copy of this on DVD just so I could snap the disc into two pieces and burn them (each one, about as worthwhile as this waste) and then flush the ashes down the toilet.

Opening shots are cropped to show as much of the babe's cleavage as possible. Then we see her taking a leak, before apparently being killed, off-screen. Oh, brother.....

I've said in a couple of other reviews, that I hate it when the opening credits are superimposed over point-of-view shots of someone driving, which is what we next see here. I look out the window on my way to and from work everyday, why the bloody hell do I want to watch a so-called movie of the same? Opening POV credits run from 4 minutes, to 12 minutes into this thing. Slash nearly eight minutes off the 69 minutes run time and we're already down to a run time of only 61 minutes.

Cute girls, but I can go to any bar to see that. Speaking of bars, almost this entire flick takes place in one bar, probably after it had closed one night, before the sun came up the next morning. And they had the ugliest girls in this thing making out, why? And why were the scenes of Night Of The Living Dead thrown in at random? Eliminate those five or six minutes from the run time, and we're left with about a 56 minutes long run time.

Most of the remainder is just these losers hanging out in a small bar, babbling.

The film proper ends at 54 minutes, with the remainder of its 69 minute run time spent on the lengthy closing credits (in which the filmmakers put numerous, poorly spelt jokes) and showing Night Of The Living Dead! Which brings its overall run time down to about 42 minutes.

42 minutes of homophobic, unfunny, amateurish diarrhea.

And incidentally, THERE WERE NO ZOMBIES in this so-called Zombietown!

Well where to start. An unborn baby with a used teabag in a desert could've produced a better film than this.

You know it's a bad zombie film when you don't see any zombies at all, expect for the bits he stole from the Night of the Living Dead. The plot is deriving towards non-existent, the sound quality is just terrible (There is one scream that he uses over and over again), the actors are the worst I have ever seen (that's including any Youtube footage) and you have to suffer the long opening and closing credits.

I'm surprised that this film is even on this website and not on the absolute bottom.

This so called "film" is a JOKE. Not one good moment, not one good piece of acting, or one piece of evidence that Creep Creepersin has talent, because believe me this is the worst piece of effort ever put on the internet AND DVD, I kid you not. Let me count out the problems with this movie.

Lack of effort or time put in this masterpiece? Check.

Producers and make up artists so lazy that Creepersin has to use footage from NOTLD to back up the fact that he has no talent? Check.

Long opening AND closing credits that annoy you? Check.

A boob shot only put on the cover just for views and to feel horny but you felt like you were touched in the wrong places? Check.

Laughably bad acting? Check. Overuse of sound quality once it goes from annoying to extremely annoying? Check.

The sad thing is, a title like that spells failure, as it comes to common knowledge the only zombies we get is just footage from a better movie, like Night of the Living Dead, not kidding, and the whole slasher isn't so gory to the point that the director doesn't have talent. It's also the first film to be shot in EIGHT F--CKING HOURS. Yes. Creepersin would have taken the time to make a good zombie film with action packed scenes and decent makeup, that way the movie would look potential. But the director, as talentless as Ulli Lommel or David DeCoteau, he wanted this film done and rushed, just to be known as the first film to be shot in eight hours. If you want to spend eight hours filming something, make a freaking short film, not this dragged, poor effort, lazy attempt at a Horror movie with the running time of 69 minutes, which the film is half movie, half opening and ending credits, and footage from NOTLD.

I don't know who the 10 people who voted this 10/10 are but if they did not have something to do with the production then I'm a Dutchman.I should have known not to bother after the intro credits with about 5 minutes of black screen followed by 5 more minutes of driving down the road with radio exposition playing.To make matter worse there are another 10 minutes of credits at the end!FFS just make a 50 minute "movie" rather than drag it out to annoy people.Obviously the only good parts are cut from a better film (NOTLD).I don't care if it was only filmed in 8 hours I would have put more time into it and at least made something semi entertaining.If I could give it minus 10 that would be generous.

I could not watch the whole thing. What I liked best was the credit that referred to The Book Baron, a used book store at the corner of Magnolia Ave. And Ball Rd. In west Anaheim. They had a great selection of classic fiction as well as non-fiction in all categories at great prices, as well as old magazines and loads of paperback best sellers. I bought a copy of the 1932 Fullerton Junior College yearbook with some pictures of First Lady Pat Nixon when she was a freshman for jut $15.00 that I later sold on eBay for more than $100.00. Other great Orange County used book stores have gone the way of The Book Baron. Click killed off Brick.