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The Dead Live

USA 2006
produced by
Darrin Patterson for American Films Factory
directed by Darrin Patterson
starring Mike Joe Joe Little Jones, Tom Hughes jr, Emily hughes, Brandy Patterson, Mike Berube, Jason Hileman, Lindsay Hileman, Nick Hintz, Sam Loomis, Charlotte Blise, Nick Clark, Darrin Patterson, Shara Patterson, Nick Sensabaugh
written by Darrin Patterson, cinematography by Darrin Patterson

review by
Mike Haberfelner

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Field reporter Alex (Emily Hughes) and her cameraman Neil (Mike Berube) go to the morgue to follow up on some story ... and are attacked by zombies that promptly kill Neil. Alex is only able to escape with th ehelp of a stranger, Evans (Mike Joe Joe Little Jones), but the two of them suddenly find themselves on the run from some horrible danger. On their getaway though, they pick up two hitchhikers, foul-mouthed redneck Lucas (Tom Hughes jr) and timid Dawn (Brandy Patterson) - and the tensions between Evans and Lucas soon escalate.

When the quartet looks for shelter in a church, Lucas shows his true colours, and it turns out he's a psycho who has kidnapped Dawn - and he starts shooting people dead, beginning with Dawn and Evans. Alex though somehow manages to escape him and lock him in with those he shot - and sure enough they come back as zombies to eat him up.

Alex tries to shoot her way out of the situation, but a) are the zombies unkillable - even a shot in the forehead doesn't do the trick - and b) does she soon run out of bullets. So she does what every good field reporter would do, she grabs her camera and films until the very end ...

 

This very cheaply made zombie flick starts out quite alright, with all the characters bickering over whatever situation they are in to an extent whjere it gets intentionally funny. After some time though, the overload of dialogue gets repetitive, clichéd even, and does nothing to add to the suspense, quite the contrary - and that's where the shortcomings of this amateur production start to show: The sound quality leaves a lot to be desired, the actors are not quite up to their jobs, the computer effects used for gunshots and splattering blood look horribly fake, the editing is off most of the time ... and with a running time of almost two hours, this film runs way too long.

A promising start maybe, but a disappointing result.

 

review © by Mike Haberfelner

 

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