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No Man's Land: The Rise of Reeker (2008)
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2 January 2009 (Turkey) morePlot:
A sheriff and his son chase casino robbers, only to find the all of them are being chased by something else. full summary | add synopsisNewsDesk:
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Ghost House Underground Report Card (From Dread Central. 8 October 2008, 4:32 PM, PDT)
Official Website and Trailer Launch For 'Rise of the Reeker'
(From Bloody-Disgusting.com. 8 August 2008, 3:29 PM, PDT)
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Reeker Returns for a Bloody Good Time moreCast
(Cast overview, first billed only) | Michael Robert Brandon | ... | The Salesman |
 | Michael Muhney | ... | Deputy Harris McAllister |
 | Desmond Askew | ... | Binky |
 | Mircea Monroe | ... | Maya |
 | David Stanbra | ... | Young McAllister |
 | Stephen Martines | ... | Alex |
 | Lyne Odums | ... | Psychiatrist (as Baadja-Lyne) |
 | Valerie Cruz | ... | Allison |
| Lawrence Thomas | ... | Priest |
 | Lew Temple | ... | Hitchhiker |
| Robert Pine | ... | Sheriff McAllister |
 | Shelly Desai | ... | Ravi |
| Ralph Richeson | ... | Local |
 | Wilmer Calderon | ... | Carlos |
 | Ron Roggé | ... | Nick |
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Having caught this at a screening, I can say that No Man's Land is kind of a prequel to Reeker. It gives some insight into the birth of the Reeker. As you might imagine, it's pretty twisted. Once again, Dave Payne serves up a killer opening sequence (pun intended) and the effects are pretty cool and creative, especially considering this is an indie.
If you enjoyed the first Reeker, you should like this one, too. Yeah, we have a group of people who will get picked off one by one, but that's to be expected in the genre. And hey - by now we know one thing the Reeker definitely does not do - and that's babysit. The trick in horror is to keep us guessing, which No Man's Land does and also manages some original kills in the process.
Reeker is back with his tool kit and the prequel retains the same tongue-in-cheek humor as the first, with some choice dialog and gory silliness. (Watch out for further cranial exploitation and the best bird fly-by on screen to date!) Desmond Askew (Turistas) stands out as the inept Binky and it's good to see veteran Robert Pine as the local Sheriff. All in all a fun, schlocky addition to the franchise.