Dead & Rotting is a 2002 horror-comedy film about three college friends, Jeremy (Stephen O'Mahoney), Reggie (Tom Hoover), and Keith (Trent Haaga), who decide to spend their spring break in a small town called Pleasant Valley. They decide to camp in the woods but soon after, they encounter a group of cannibalistic zombies who are on the hunt for human flesh.
The film is directed by David P. Barton and stars Stephen O'Mahoney, Tom Hoover, Debbie Rochon, Trent Haaga, and Mark Hengst. It was produced by Full Moon Pictures and was released in 2002.
The film opens with a scene of a young woman being killed and eaten by a group of zombies. The scene then cuts to the three friends who are driving to Pleasant Valley for their spring break vacation. They are your typical teenage college kids: Jeremy is the leader of the group, Reggie is the joker, and Keith is the nerd.
Once they arrive in Pleasant Valley, they discover that the town is deserted and that something is not quite right. They set up camp in the woods and decide to spend the night there. But as soon as they start settling in, they hear strange noises that seem to be coming from the woods.
Soon they find themselves being chased by a group of undead zombies who are bent on killing and eating them. The friends decide to fight back and they manage to escape. However, they soon realize that they are trapped in the town and that they need to find a way out before it's too late.
As they start exploring the town, they discover that the zombies are not the only problem they have to deal with. A group of local rednecks are also on the hunt for them, thinking that they are responsible for all the chaos that is happening in the town.
Dead & Rotting is an entertaining and funny horror-comedy film that is packed with gore and humor. The film's special effects are impressive, and the makeup used to create the zombies is very realistic. The acting is also good, especially from Stephen O'Mahoney, who plays the role of Jeremy perfectly.
One of the best aspects of the film is its dark humor. The jokes are morbid and often offensive, but they are also very funny. The film doesn't take itself too seriously and that's what makes it so enjoyable to watch.
Overall, Dead & Rotting is a fun and entertaining horror-comedy film that is perfect for fans of the genre. It's packed with gore, humor, and great special effects. If you're looking for a film that will make you laugh while also scaring you, then this is the film for you.
Dead & Rotting is a 2003 horror movie with a runtime of 1 hour and 12 minutes.
It has received mostly poor reviews from critics and viewers, who have given it an IMDb score of 4.1.
