Forever Dead (2007)

Director:

Christine Parker

Writers:

Bill Mulligan (co-writer)
Christine Parker (writer)

Genre:

Horror

Plot:

A crazed rabbit goes zombie on a small community turning it's inhabitants into zombies. Six people struggle with their own inner demons some of which are more frightening than the zombies they are trying to survive. |

Plot Keywords:

Rabbit | Flesh Eating Zombie | Killer Rabbit | Gore | B Movie

Cast

  (Cast overview, first billed only)

Bill Mulligan	...	Adam Dumas / Fake Jeff Shemp 2 / Running Feet 3
Libby Lynn	...	Tracy Dick
Jessie Walley	...	Mary Lupus
Ryan Williams	...	Teddy Schwartzenneger
Brian Chippewa	...	Todd Scout
Jaqueline Martini	...	Alice - Lab Assistant
Liesl Owle	...	Eve Lupus / Zombie Mom
Patrick Loree	...	Jeff Lupus
Andy Miller	...	Andy / Zombie Andy
Edward Warner	...	Ed / Zombie Ed
Wayne Bates	...	David Kitoris
Chris Graham	...	Chris Long
Robin Duff	...	Realtor / Zombie Realtor
Shonna Okada	...	Emma Dumas
Darrell Parker	...	Stranger Attacked by Zombie

Also Known As:

The Forever Dead (USA) (DVD box title)

Runtime:

USA:100 min

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Color:

Color (NTSC Color)

Aspect Ratio:

1.33 : 1

Sound Mix:

Dolby Digital (RCA Sound System)

Certification:

USA:Unrated

Filming Locations:

Sanford, North Carolina, USA

Company:

Adrenalin Group Productions, The

If people think this is horrible...

...in a certain respect they're right. When Compared to higher budget horror, and more specifically zombie, flicks it's crap. Complete trash. But when you realize it's made completely on the cheap, with a group of friends, locals, and nearby extras and industry people it's just about as good as anyone could do. It's cheesy, over the top, sub-par edited, and the sound effects are definitely old school. But I loved it. It's a great truly indie horror. Fun and gory. I think the only complaint I really had about the movie was the long haired redneck that kept staring at the camera. Other than that small issue I got what I expected. Stop being so hard on people who do what they can with what they've got, and start being harder on this high budget cow pile industry that keeps force feeding you multi million dollar "independent" flicks and series movies that don't even stay true to the source material.