Worm-like parasites infest the dead, returning them to gruesome half-life as rotting, bloodthirsty zombies in this terrifying supernatural thriller!
Flesh Freaks is a feature-length zombie movie I made while I was in High School. Thanks to the strange staying power of the internet – and a surprising wave of interest in zombie movies – it’s gotten an unexpected amount of attention and is occasionally reviewed alongside real actual movies, something that I find continually surprising. It is currently available on DVD from Sub Rosa Entertainment.
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“An impressive little film that defies its miniscule budget”
- Rue Morgue Magazine
“A rock ‘em sock ‘em no-budget zombie epic that piles on lotsa laughs and gallons of grue . . . A wildly inventive slice of darkly comic splatter”
- Sleazegrinder.com
“A DV feature movie to definitely get your hands on”
- Thrae.com
“An engaging ooze-fest of a zombie movie”
- B-Independent.com
“An entertaining exercise in well-executed splatter!”
- Uncut Magazine
“The zombie makeup is impressive”
- Jamie Russell, Book of the Dead
“One of the best low-budget shot on video features I’ve seen … In the top 5 shot on video zombie movies ever made.”
- Todd Tjersland, Astaroth Entertainment
“Very ambitious, frenetic filmmaking!”
- J.R. Bookwalter, director of Ozone and The Dead Next Door
“An enjoyable little movie”
- Arnold T Blumberg and Andrew Hershberger, Zombiemania!
“Refreshing, old-school schlock!”
- MicroFilm Magazine
“An ambitious movie that stands out from the zero-budget fright flicks”
- The Gore Compendium
Japanese poster (retitled “Zombie of the Dead”)
El cheapo Double Feature DVD (note that the zombie on the cover is not actually in the movie)
