FleshEater 4K 1988

A large group of young people go to rest and have fun in the woods. At the same time, a farmer was uprooting stumps with his tractor and accidentally stumbled upon a stone slab. A warning had been carved on the slab, telling him not to touch it. He did not heed the warning and when he removed the slab, he found a real live corpse underneath.

After looking around and snacking on the farmer, the corpse went for food. And food for the reanimated dead is known to be served by living people, and there are so many tasty teenagers nearby...

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Once upon a time, a long time ago, William Hinsman played the classic George Romero in his cult film Night of the Living Dead as a zombie who kills the main character's brother in a cemetery and then tries to send her to the other world as well. That role-"the whole" five minutes, that's possible, after which Heinsman decided to specialize in zombies.

"Zombie Snack" (another title of the movie) he directed himself, and played the main zombie who leads the likes of them for sustenance. "Zombie Crusade" is limited to the countryside, where a human being gets caught. Heinsman decided there would be no radiation in the story, which the military, as usual, spilled, but did otherwise--a forester in the woods found a burial ground where a sign hinted at him not to open it. Because the "comrade" did not obey he became the first victim in the Heinsmann record. The Heinsmann grandfather didn't hesitate and went out on the warpath...just as the teenagers stopped nearby. To avoid the wrath of a hungry zombie, the survivors hid in a nearby shack. In my opinion, this is the most interesting moment in the film. Heinsman and the "transformed" try to overthrow the humans. Someone tried to shoot back or take an axe, but Heinsman punished the "culprit" with a device.

After the house siege, the movie gets a little boring, although it is boring as it is, but still Hinsman the grandfather, who is constantly hissing, tries to pull this nonsense. For lovers of props and thrash, everything here is just right - nothing is overdone or overdone. Another ordinary thrash, which has a lot of stamps in the form of hackneyed ideas, cheap special effects, unoriginality and obscenity. This is what thrash is loved for. The main advantage of the film is the Heinsman zombie, the most active and tenacious of them all.

Info Blu-ray
Video
Codec: HEVC / H.265 (89.6 Mb/s)
Resolution: Native 4K (2160p)
HDR: HDR10
Aspect ratio: 1.85 : 1

Audio
English: DTS-HD Master Audio Mono (48kHz, 24-bit)
English: Dolby Digital 2.0

Subtitles
English SDH.