Zombie strippers

[thebear247]

To any and all Jenna Jameson fans on the 14th of april on spike tv at 10 to 12 pm eastern is a movie starring Jenna Jameson as a stripper who becomes in contact witha virus and turns into a zombie.

not sure if anyone has seen this movie before but just incase you have not then enjoy

 

[thebear247]

To any and all Jenna Jameson fans on the 14th of april on spike tv at 10 to 12 pm eastern is a movie starring Jenna Jameson as a stripper who comes in contact with a virus that turns strippers into zombies.

man i need to slow down when i write and learn to reread my stuff yikes . ok now it reads better enjoy the movie

 

[sexe247]

I've seen it it's okay if you like naked zombie strippers

 

[Rorys]

Oh come on... Who doesn't love zombie strippers!

Still need to see it though..

 

[DOA82]

Curious shotgun...magazine fed with a catridge smaller than the rounds...

Mad side track, I havent seen this movie, but we sold it in my store just before it closed. Seriously, we were hocking at £1 a copy to get rid of it....just food for thought.

 

[Shindekudasai]

I've seen this movie and laughed my ass off. I like zombie movies anyway, but this one was really funny and not amateurish at all. Either the movie's budget was higher than that of many low budget movies or its producers where really smart, because it mostly looks quite well-made. Sadly though, it has been horribly advertised so far. Hardly anyone knows it where I live. Shame really.
But if you don't like zombies, strippers and "trash" in low budget movies, you probably shouldn't watch it anyway.

 

[thanksimout]

Do you still have to tip them or do they want "BRAINS..." ?

 

[Patrick_S]

I have seen it. It´s complete crap. The only people i can recommend this movie to are people who think that Adam Sandler´s juvenile type of comedy is funny. Everyone else who want to see a good "splatter-comedy" should watch something like Shaun of The Dead, Severance or Black Sheep.

 

[Shindekudasai]

I have seen it. It´s complete crap. The only people i can recommend this movie to are people who think that Adam Sandler´s juvenile type of comedy is funny. Everyone else who want to see a good "splatter-comedy" should watch something like Shaun of The Dead, Severance or Black Sheep.

"Shaun Of The Dead", "Severance" and "Black Sheep" had a much higher budget and had better production companies behind them. These movies are what I would call "high gloss splatter-comedies", unlike "Zombie Strippers", which clearly is a "trash film". I don't think they can be compared that easily. I wouldn't compare "Kataude machin gâru" ("Machine Girl") to "Black Sheep" either, even though they are both splatter-comedies. That's like comparing "Låt den rätte komma in" ("Let The Right One In") to "Underworld Evolution". They're both vampire movies...but that's were the comparison ends...

"Shaun Of The Dead" and for the most part "Black Sheep" are of higher comedic quality than "Zombie Strippers", that's out of the question. "Zombie Strippers" is a movie for certain moods or occasions. Even my girlfriend liked "Shaun Of The Dead", but I could never watch "Zombie Strippers" with her. Know where I'm getting at?
But as far as "Severance" goes, honestly, most of the jokes are no less the "juvenile type" than the ones in "Zombie Strippes" or probably some Adam Sandler movies, they are just on a bigger budget with better known actors.

 

[sexe247]

"Shaun Of The Dead", "Severance" and "Black Sheep" had a much higher budget and had better production companies behind them. These movies are what I would call "high gloss splatter-comedies", unlike "Zombie Strippers", which clearly is a "trash film". I don't think they can be compared that easily. I wouldn't compare "Kataude machin gâru" ("Machine Girl") to "Black Sheep" either, even though they are both splatter-comedies. That's like comparing "Låt den rätte komma in" ("Let The Right One In") to "Underworld Evolution". They're both vampire movies...but that's were the comparison ends...

"Shaun Of The Dead" and for the most part "Black Sheep" are of higher comedic quality than "Zombie Strippers", that's out of the question. "Zombie Strippers" is a movie for certain moods or occasions. Even my girlfriend liked "Shaun Of The Dead", but I could never watch "Zombie Strippers" with her. Know where I'm getting at?
But as far as "Severance" goes, honestly, most of the jokes are no less the "juvenile type" than the ones in "Zombie Strippes" or probably some Adam Sandler movies, they are just on a bigger budget with better known actors.

That's Dead on

 

[Patrick_S]

"Shaun Of The Dead", "Severance" and "Black Sheep" had a much higher budget and had better production companies behind them. These movies are what I would call "high gloss splatter-comedies", unlike "Zombie Strippers", which clearly is a "trash film".

The main problem i saw with Zombie Strippers is that it seemed like a movie made by people who only did it to make fast money. I saw nothing of the love for the genre that i saw in a movie like for example "Dead Meat" (which probably had 1/100 of the budget Zombie Strippers had). I thought that a movie about zombie strippers would have some sort of edge to the comedy, but it didn´t, it was just silliness from start to finish. I guess i will have to stick to "eurosleaze" classics like "Blood For Dracula" and "Flesh For Frankenstein" if i wanna see a funny "trash" movie.

 

[Shindekudasai]

The main problem i saw with Zombie Strippers is that it seemed like a movie made by people who only did it to make fast money. I saw nothing of the love for the genre...

It's sad that you got that impression. Most people working on that movie had been working in that genre and on much lower budgets before and really love it.

... that i saw in a movie like for example "Dead Meat" (which probably had 1/100 of the budget Zombie Strippers had).

Do you mean "Dead Meat" aka "Andre The Butcher"? Because I have to admit, I didn't see that much love for the genre in Dead Meat. I thought that most of the movie was badly made. It seemed they wasted more money on paying the actresses to show their (mostly not even very nice) tits, than on special effects. I probably didn't even smirk as often watching "Dead Meat" as I laughed watching "Zombie Strippers". In my opinion, they could have tried harder on "Andre the Butcher/Dead Meat".
As to the budget: for "Zombie Strippers" it was 1 million dollars, for "Andre the Butcher" it is estimated between 500.000 and 2 milion dollars. Even if you take the lowest estimate for "Andre the Butcher", "Zombie Strippers" still did a better job.

I thought that a movie about zombie strippers would have some sort of edge to the comedy, but it didn´t, it was just silliness from start to finish.

The movie was never intended as a "comedy" in that sense. It was supposed to be trashy and give a nod to the GrindHouse genre, which it actually did pretty well. The humor was supposed to be "released" by that. It even managed to pull of some jokes about society or politics, even though mostly not very deep ones. Nonetheless a level "Dead Meat" never reached. "Dead Meat" had a lot of this "really-bad-trash" factor of the movies that were already considered trash in the 70's, you know. That was definitely part of the charm of that movie.

I guess i will have to stick to "eurosleaze" classics like "Blood For Dracula" and "Flesh For Frankenstein" if i wanna see a funny "trash" movie.

Dude, whatever floats your boat. Fun movies, too. But they had a different intention again.

 

[jumbo_jim]

Having watched Zombie Strippers, it was better than I expected it to be. It was by no means a classic but it wasn't a hideously bad film.
I found it watchable and it had a couple moments where I could have a little chuckle.

Not a greaat but a decent film none the less.