Zombies are boring, lets have living folk that eat ya too.
Plot: John Saxon (Enter the Dragon) is a Vietnam veteran living in Atlanta and suffering from crazy flashbacks. These aren't ya normal Vietnam flashes, these ones include POW's eating raw human flesh and wouldn't ya know it, one of the human hungry lads (funnily enough named- Charles Bukowski) happens to have been released from a nut house, just the other day. What a coincidence. Oddly enough, their contracted cannibalism seems to have lain dormant for a few years, but not to worry, it's back and more contagious than ever.
Another of the Italian zombie/slasher ilk (Burial Ground), there's little common sense to these features and quite frankly there's also little reason for this ones creation in the first place. There are a few decent gore scenes though and some crackin' 80's hair do's.
Budget: $75,000
Gross: $?
Fun Fact: Saxon was initially into this film, then read the script, but due to already signing, he was contractually obliged to make it. This lack of interest is clear throughout the film.
Plot: John Saxon (Enter the Dragon) is a Vietnam veteran living in Atlanta and suffering from crazy flashbacks. These aren't ya normal Vietnam flashes, these ones include POW's eating raw human flesh and wouldn't ya know it, one of the human hungry lads (funnily enough named- Charles Bukowski) happens to have been released from a nut house, just the other day. What a coincidence. Oddly enough, their contracted cannibalism seems to have lain dormant for a few years, but not to worry, it's back and more contagious than ever.
Another of the Italian zombie/slasher ilk (Burial Ground), there's little common sense to these features and quite frankly there's also little reason for this ones creation in the first place. There are a few decent gore scenes though and some crackin' 80's hair do's.
Budget: $75,000
Gross: $?
Fun Fact: Saxon was initially into this film, then read the script, but due to already signing, he was contractually obliged to make it. This lack of interest is clear throughout the film.
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