Zombie Nation (film)
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| Directed by | Ulli Lommel |
| Produced by | Ulli Lommel Nola Roeper |
| Written by | Ulli Lommel |
| Starring | Brandon Dean Phil Lander Karen Maxwell Naidra Dawn Thomson Victoria Ullmann |
| Music by | Robert J. Walsh |
| Cinematography | Jürg V. Walther |
| Editing by | Christian Behm |
| Release date(s) | 5 October 2004 |
| Running time | 81 minutes |
| Country | United States |
| Language | English |
Zombie Nation is a 2004 independent horror film directed by Ulli Lommel.
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[edit] Plot outline
Police officer Joe Singer lives a secret night life in which he kidnaps women, and takes them bound to his warehouse loft, injects them with a mysterious liquid, and then murders them. During his day shift as a cop, Joe is angry and vitriolic on the job. He arrests a woman for jay walking and she ends up in the loft. A psychiatrist visits Joe and keeps repeating, "Is it safe?" A group of Voodoo priestesses perform a ritual that brings several of Joe's victims back to life as zombies. These girls attack and eat random people before they eventually find Joe.
[edit] Reception
Reception of the film has been overwhelmingly negative. As of February 15, 2011, Zombie Nation is ranked #11 worst movie on IMDb's Bottom 100[1].
The following is an excerpt from IMDb's reviews page, an addition made by acclaimed film reviewer Timothy Morrissey:
"I was not sure, at any stage, whether this film was made as a satirical portrayal of low-brow horror films, and the ridiculousness of this genre's position as a segue between proper dramatic film and naff obscenity, or whether it was the result of a group of cashed up wanna be directors/actors/cinematographers who, bursting with the ill gotten prestige of their celebrity parents, have put together a collection of their favourite storylines, scenes, and dramatic effects to create a monsterously absurd turd of a film, starring their friends and a group of pornographic actors. I hope, for the love of God, that it is the former."
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