Adicionar um enredo no seu idiomaAn unstable filmmaker risks his crew to shoot a documentary in a town overrun with flesh-eating zombies.An unstable filmmaker risks his crew to shoot a documentary in a town overrun with flesh-eating zombies.An unstable filmmaker risks his crew to shoot a documentary in a town overrun with flesh-eating zombies.
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- CuriosidadesEmerson Bixby, the director of the movie, wrote the following on a now-defunct message board post: "Dead End was never released. I shot it on video with a budget of maybe fifteen hundred dollars, made several copies to send to small-time distribution companies, and nothing ever happened. None of the distributors responded, and the ten or so copies kept by myself and some of the crew are - to my knowledge - all that remains of Dead End. My copy was lost in 1987, and I have lost contact with pretty much everyone involved."
- Erros de gravaçãoDuring the final showdown between Zombies and Military, a zombie winces and begins to cover his face just before an explosion.
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Deronda Copus: They're gonna get in here and they're gonna kill us! We're all gonna die!
Tom Rennigan: So we'll die. Deronda, life is fleeting, film is immortal.
- Cenas durante ou pós-créditosCredits appear at the end of the film, as blood and scattered body parts strewn upon the ground.
- ConexõesReferenced in Diário dos Mortos (2007)
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I saw this weird little movie years ago at a friend's house, and no one else seems to have ever heard of it. A military germ warfare satellite crash lands in a small town, turning its inhabitants into zombies. A few people are also in the town, including a documentary film crew who believed the satellite was a UFO. This movie was shot on video, and like Blair Witch Project, pretends to be a true account of actual events. It's not perfect, and perhaps someone should have told the director to ease off just a tad on the blood and gore, but Dead End has moments of comic genius. The zombies are great! not their makeup, but their characters. One zombie endlessly drags a dead dog around the block, stopping at fire hydrants, while another zombie, a postman, walks up and down empty streets, placing items into mailboxes; rocks, dead birds, fingers, and so on, while several zombies dressed as characters from The Rocky Horror Picture Show just stand patiently in front of a closed theater throughout the entire picture, never chasing or eating anyone. Perhaps too many ideas for such a low budget, but filled with in-jokes for film and television buffs, and some of the most truly grotesque death scenes ever imagined.
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- 3 de mar. de 2006
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