Zombeavers

2015年 • 77 分钟

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They're ferocious, they're furry, they're ZOMBEAVERS, the stars of this 2015 horror-comedy, directed by Jordan Rubin. When a trio of sexy college girls (Cortney Palm, Rachel Melvin, Lexi Atkins) arrive at a remote cabin for a weekend getaway, their vacation is quickly jeopardized by a hungry bear, a menacing hunter (Rex Linn), and the girls' own party-crashing boyfriends (Hutch Dano, Jake Weary, Peter Gilroy). However, these preliminary disturbances are nothing compared to what lurks in the lake by the cabin: The result of a local chemical spill, a horde of bloodthirsty, zombified beavers closes in on the unsuspecting co-eds. It isn't long before the kids are engaged in a life and death struggle with the ferocious ZOMBEAVERS, but it turns out that the creatures themselves are only the beginning of their nightmare. Featuring cameos by Bill Burr and John Mayer, Zombeavers is infectiously funny and terrifying. Zombeavers. They'll dam you to hell!

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Yeah... Okay... It's interesting, funny, and quite terrifying. You feel bad for everyone in this film. I love the effects, and the whole weekend-vacation feel, and how so many times you don't know what's coming and you how you get quite surprised. However STAY AWAY FROM THIS FILM DUE TO THE EXTREMELY OFFENSIVE CONTENT, PLEASE AND THANKS. IT IS SIMPLY TOO VULGAR AND INAPPROPRIATE. IT WILL WASTE YOUR TIME.

It's Zombeavers, sorry, as much as I like everything Zombi, I have to draw the line at Zombeavers. You should have had the "Leave It To Beaver" in this movie, he could have represented the kitchen sink. Of course, I couldn't bring myself to watch the entire movie, so I am not sure if he didn't sneak in there some where. I almost wanted to like it for it's so bad that it is the best of the worst category, but it didn't quite dive low enough for that value. So for the last video on a desert island, I give it two stars.

... If you were both drunk and over-caffeinated. This is a gem of a movie that doesn't pretend to be something it's not. The writing works, the chemistry works, and when it goes over the top, it's down right satisfying. Campy but well executed.