Flesh Eater
| Movie | |
|---|---|
| German title | Flesh Eater |
| Original title | Flesheater |
| Country of production | United States |
| original language | English |
| Publishing year | 1988 |
| length | 88 minutes |
| Age rating | FSK 18 |
| Rod | |
| Director | S. William Hinzman |
| script | S. William Hinzman, Bill Randolph |
| production | S. William Hinzman |
| music | Erica Portnoy |
| camera | Simon Manses |
| cut |
Paul McCollough , S. William Hinzman |
| occupation | |
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Flesh Eater , even Zombie Nosh (Original title: Flesh Eater , or Revenge of the Living Zombies ) is an American low-budget - horror film from 1988, which directed by S. William Hinzman was born. The zombie film contains numerous gore effects that are spread over the entire season.
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It's Halloween and a group of ten young people drive to a remote forest to party with plenty of alcohol, sex and drugs. Meanwhile, an unsuspecting lumberjack, while working in the forest in a neighboring area, lays a box with the inscription “ This evil will steal your flesh and blood and make you all evil! “Provided grave free. He opens the resting place and discovers the corpse of a zombie believed to be dead . Soon after, the worker is bitten by the zombie, the "Flesheater", and also turns into the undead.
The two zombies set off separately in search of human flesh. Flesheater ambushes a couple during a private rendezvous in a barn and kills them both in a bestial manner, while the transformed forest worker attacks the group's driver and kills them too. The eaten become zombies themselves and their numbers are increasing rapidly. At this point, the group has no idea of the impending danger. Only when a young woman is attacked by the zombies and seriously injured does the group realize their dangerous situation. They entrench and barricade themselves in an empty house, find a telephone and contact the emergency number of the local district police for help .
But the farmhouse turns out to be a trap, despite the most intensive security efforts of the decimated troops. The teenagers, the number of which changes in line with the number of monsters, are soon overwhelmed by an overwhelming force of the undead and completely wiped out except for two. Even an alerted police officer does not succeed in significantly influencing the group of biting monsters despite the killing of some of these creatures. Shortly before his death, however, he succeeds in sending a report to the police headquarters and calling in reinforcements. At this point in time, the monsters in the rural area continue to spread and soon develop into a veritable plague that unsuspecting citizens kill on Halloween.
The next morning, the sheriff puts together an armed vigilante group to fight the zombies' invasion in camera. In addition to an order to shoot, the head of operations gives his people final instructions before he lets them go on a successful hunt. His trigger-happy people manage to eliminate a large number of beings, including accidentally the two teenagers who are still alive and who have been hiding for the night.
At the end of the film, the barn of a farm that is considered to be the nucleus of the spread is burned down in a controlled manner and inspected by the sheriff alone a few hours later. This is then attacked and bitten by the Flesheater in the ruins.
Reviews
“Horror film from the bottom garage drawer. The author, director, leading actor and cutter already appeared in Romero's 'Night of the Living Dead' - and has not learned anything since then. "
Web links
- Flesh Eater in the Internet Movie Database (English)
- Flesh Eater in the online movie database
Individual evidence
- ↑ Flesh Eater. In: Lexicon of International Films . Film service , accessed March 2, 2017 .