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3.5/10
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A genetically mutated Tasmanian Devil is "liberated" by two eco-activists and set loose in a woodland cemetery.A genetically mutated Tasmanian Devil is "liberated" by two eco-activists and set loose in a woodland cemetery.A genetically mutated Tasmanian Devil is "liberated" by two eco-activists and set loose in a woodland cemetery.
Lloyd Williams
- John Martin
- (as Bill Lloyd)
Greg McDonald
- Ben
- (as G. Scott McDonald)
Greg Nicotero
- Stoner Dude Michael
- (as Gregory Nicotero)
Richard Elfman
- Ed the Fisherman
- (as Aristide Sumatra)
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- GoofsWhen the teens are driving in the van, every time we see the girl in the front seat from the side, her window is open and blowing her hair around, but when we see them from the front, there is no wind and they are quite clearly not driving. The driver even does the old "constantly moving the wheel" bit.
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Stoner Dude Doug: Don't smoke it Dennis, injecting it directly into your arms makes for a more killer high bro.
Stoner Dude Michael: You're probably right Kevin but I'm to stoned to call the needle-hotline right now, HAHA
- ConnectionsReferenced in Monster Man: Seeing Double/Pilot (2012)
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I had some mixed feelings about this one. On the one hand it's just a simple effort with a pretty dull story, lame characters and bad acting written all over it. The only actor worth mentioning, of course, is Reggie Bannister. He's enjoyable to watch, as always, but that's about it. So story- and acting-wise, I was just expecting a bit too much from it. Wrong bet, so it seemed, because this movie is actually not to be taken serious at all. That's just the way the filmmakers intended it. So when you can keep that in mind, that's when the fun starts. Lots, and I do mean LOTS of gory splatter killings by a grotesque looking creature (a giant mutant Tasmanian Devil) doing all the shredding while tunneling itself a way underneath a cemetery ("The Dark" from 1994 starring Brion James and Neve Campbell, anyone?). When you also consider that this movie was meant to be a throwback at the 80's/early 90's creature features (so no lousy CGI to be found in this one), you just can't help yourself but to roll with it and have a fun time. And that's just what "Cemetery Gates" will do: give you a bit of entertainment (horrific, bloody & silly) with a rather bad movie. So it gets extra credit for that. Or maybe I'm just giving the film some free points for that one blond bimbo babe that loves to show her two naked goodies a lot (nearly every chance she gets).
- Vomitron_G
- Sep 30, 2010
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- $930,000 (estimated)
- Runtime1 hour 32 minutes
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