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A federal witness runs away and a team of government agents track him down, but when they take a shortcut on the return trip, they're attacked by zombies.A federal witness runs away and a team of government agents track him down, but when they take a shortcut on the return trip, they're attacked by zombies.A federal witness runs away and a team of government agents track him down, but when they take a shortcut on the return trip, they're attacked by zombies.
- Awards
- 1 nomination total
Michael R. Long
- Hitman #1
- (as Mike Long)
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Did you know
- TriviaAfter repeatedly asking the Feds to call him "Rabbit", Steven Williams's character asks the two federal agents he is with how they would like it if he called them "Mulder and Scully from the X-Files". Steven Williams appeared as Mr. X in The X-Files (1993).
- GoofsOne of the zombie road gang smashes the window of the Suburban. Soon afterwards, there is no damage to it.
- Quotes
Rabbit aka Fred: Don't leave me here with Helen Keller and the Three Blind Mice! I am not safe with these guys!
- Alternate versionsGerman version was supposed to be released uncut with a JK/SPIO certificate but the commision denied it. So the film was edited for violence to be released at all and the cut version was released with a "Not under 18" rating.
- ConnectionsReferenced in Supernatural: The End (2009)
- SoundtracksBack To The Wild Side
Performed by Neil Mooney
Written by Neil Mooney
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Published by Kingtone Music (BMI)
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Come on people, relax!
Taken for what it is -- a little horror flick -- ROUTE 666 more than fills the bill.
This one is worth a view just for Gary Farmer. Sure, his role was nothing more than a cameo (and he did seem to be trying to hide behind those sunglasses), but then all Gary needs is a cameo. Remember him in GHOST DOG: WAY OF THE SAMURAI? He only needed one line to steal that flick (Stupid white men.) and GHOST DOG is one damned great film.
I could defend the rest of the cast (I think everyone more than held their own and turned in solid performances) but there is no need. Gary Farmer and peyote tea? What else is needed?
I've only seen this one on the SCI/FI channel (a number of times), but will happily fork over the cash for the DVD the first chance I get.
Taken for what it is -- a little horror flick -- ROUTE 666 more than fills the bill.
This one is worth a view just for Gary Farmer. Sure, his role was nothing more than a cameo (and he did seem to be trying to hide behind those sunglasses), but then all Gary needs is a cameo. Remember him in GHOST DOG: WAY OF THE SAMURAI? He only needed one line to steal that flick (Stupid white men.) and GHOST DOG is one damned great film.
I could defend the rest of the cast (I think everyone more than held their own and turned in solid performances) but there is no need. Gary Farmer and peyote tea? What else is needed?
I've only seen this one on the SCI/FI channel (a number of times), but will happily fork over the cash for the DVD the first chance I get.
- thom_v_jones
- Jul 25, 2003
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- Budget
- $2,300,000 (estimated)
- Runtime1 hour 26 minutes
- Color
- Sound mix
- Aspect ratio
- 2.35 : 1
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