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A family takes delivery of a new television set, unaware that it is the gateway by which killer zombies enter the world.A family takes delivery of a new television set, unaware that it is the gateway by which killer zombies enter the world.A family takes delivery of a new television set, unaware that it is the gateway by which killer zombies enter the world.
Douglass Bell
- Deliveryman #2
- (as Douglas Bell)
Lory-Michael Ringuette
- Mover #1
- (as Lory Ringuette)
- …
Victoria Bastel
- April Ellison
- (as Vickie Bastel)
Walter Garret
- Abe Turchow
- (as Walter Garrett)
- Director
- Writer
- All cast & crew
- Production, box office & more at IMDbPro
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Did you know
- TriviaA sequel was written for the film, but never materialized. It was to do with a victim instead being pulled into the television set, rather than the zombies coming out, and having to find a way out before the film ended. Director Robert Scott wanted a lot more zombie action, and far more zombies than in his original film but was offered the same budget as the first to make the sequel - he declined and a sequel has yet to come to fruition.
- GoofsWhen Jeff and April find Chocolate, the dog, dead in the woods, the one short shot of the dog clearly shows that it is breathing.
- ConnectionsFeatured in Doc Mock's Movie Mausoleum: Deadly Video Zombies (2009)
- SoundtracksScream Time
Written and Performed by Leonard Marcel and Kevin McMahon
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It was the year 1989 (or so), and back then renting horror videos was the coolest thing a kid could do. I remember coming across some strange, hilarious, campy, and downright offensive stuff, and I thought it was great. The Video Dead eventually crossed my path. Now this flick definitly isn't a serious entry in my personal horror hall-o-fame, but now that the years have passed I kinda miss it. True: the acting is bad, and the punch-line about the poodle screwing a skunk is unneccesary at best. (This isn't Hollywood folks. BUT WHO THE HELL NEEDS HOLLYWOOD?) These Days I have began a tedious quest to collect those campy flicks I saw as a kid, and Video Dead is one thats evaded my grasp to date. I truly recommend this film for any Zombie fan or horror enthusiast simply because it is a prime example of B-Movie Glory. Great Zombie make-up EFX... A Twilight Zone-esque story about a posesseed television set... Nostalgic 80's synthed out soundtrack... Chainsaw mayhem... Ands lets not forget about a mysterious Goth girl that seduces the teenage boy (and who almost resembles a male crossdresser)...
Sounds groovy if you ask me!
I still cant find a single copy of this film(no dvd produced to date)
Sounds groovy if you ask me!
I still cant find a single copy of this film(no dvd produced to date)
- nateavalon
- Mar 31, 2004
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- Also known as
- Zombie - Bloody Demons
- Filming locations
- 21 Valleystone Dr, San Rafael, California, USA(Blair family house)
- Production companies
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- Budget
- $80,000 (estimated)
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