Directed by:
Brian YuznaScreenplay:
John PenneyCinematography:
Gerry LivelyComposer:
Barry GoldbergCast:
Kent McCord, James T. Callahan, Sarah Douglas, Melinda Clarke, J. Trevor Edmond, Pía Reyes, Anthony Hickox, Basil Wallace, Brian Peck, Mike Moroff (more)VOD (1)
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Julie and Curt are sweethearts. But puppy love turns into tragedy when a motorcycle accident kills Julie and separates the young lovers permanently. Still devoted and very heartbroken, Curt tries desperately to keep Julie alive by exposing her to Trioxin, a potent drug which brings the dead back to life. There's only one problem: when she comes back to life, she's a vampiress voraciously feeding on human flesh. Now Curt's got to keep Julie alive and find a way to manage the undead while not becoming dinner himself. (Lionsgate Home Entertainment)
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The comedic tone of the first two episodes was replaced by an attempt at a serious love story inspired by “Romeo and Juliet” (he's alive, she's a zombie), but mostly it’s filled with sick gore effects. Lovers of perverse visual orgies will appreciate the creativity with which the living dead are deformed here (the shot-up body, held together only by bolts of a mounted iron structure, or the decoratively needle and shrapnel-riddled protagonist, who tries to appease her appetite for human brains with her own pain). Their repulsive appearance, pitiful screams and insatiable hunger will not make you feel fear, but rather disgust and, at times, perhaps even pity. Actually, it's a kind of zombie BDSM film with a subtle flavour of romance, reflecting the 90s subculture of young people with a penchant for piercings and Marilyn Manson's music.
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