Supelice
Dreadfully Boring
Beystiman
It's fun, it's light, [but] it has a hard time when its tries to get heavy.
Walter Sloane
Mostly, the movie is committed to the value of a good time.
poisonousroses
I actually enjoyed it. Especially the character Vanilla. She was awesome. The gore was 1/10 for me. And the zombies were 4/10. The gore was absolutely awful. Especially when Jasmine got her face ripped off. But over all, I liked it.
Uriah43
This is one of those movies that struggles with its identity. Billed as a comedy it really doesn't contain that much humor. At the same time, it doesn't quite measure up as a good zombie film because of all of the attempted comedy. In other words, it suffers from the exact same problem that so many other "zombedy" (zombie-comedy) films have--they're neither scary nor funny. Add in the fact that this was a low-budget production and the difficulties become even more pronounced. Having said that, this wasn't nearly as bad as it could have been. The acting was adequate for the most part with Circus-Szalewski (as the bar owner named "Spider") probably putting in the best effort. Likewise having Eve Mauro (as the stripper "Sugar Hills") and Adriana Sephora (as "Jasmine") certainly helped to improve the scenery. All in all then, this film wasn't nearly as bad as it could have been and I suppose I should be thankful for that. Slightly below average.
JoeB131
I think this is the second Zombie movie I've seen set in a strip joint, and on some level, I suspect I should be embarrassed about that.Okay, so we have the Zombie Apocalypse break out, and a bunch of characters at a strip joint who are oblivious to it until the Zombies start breaking into their establishment. And once again, they do all the things wrong that people do wrong in a zombie movie, such as fight amongst themselves, ignore the person who has obviously been infected, and every other cliché since George Romero.We also have some characters who are bad clichés themselves, such as the bikers, the sassy black stripper, and the stoned out DJ. Much of the acting is over the top.Not that the movie didn't have some funny moments, like the zombie dressed as Michael Jackson and the sassy black stripper says, "Oh, Hell No!" before dispatching him. But mostly it was paint by number zombie movie with some topless scenes.
movieman_kev
During a scorcher of a day in LA, a run-down strip club called The Tough Titty experience a zombie outbreak, whom they at first believe to be typical drunken patrons.The DJ character was highly annoying, the jokes missed much more than not, the only vaguely interesting person was the biker leader, Red Wings and he doesn't show up until halfway through a rather short movie to begin with. Not worth the money or time that I spent watching it. To add insult to injury the film doesn't even have a true conclusion it just.... Ends.Eye Candy: Victoria Levine, Adriana Sephora, and Brittany Gael Vaughn all get topless
