FleshEater

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FleshEater

This is the best movie I have ever seen! The movie starts really great with a couples of youngsters who's going to have a party in the woods. One of them (or if it is the farmer who gives them a lift, don't remember) doesn't give the nosh leaders (zombie leader, played by Bill Hinzman) grave the respect it should have, therefore he comes up from the ground to eat them and turn them into noshes as well. The main characters dies in the middle of the film, but the noshes just keeps on eating until the movie ends, brilliant! I recommend this movie to people who enjoys zombie flicks and people who just loves movies in general as well.

Flesheater (1988) is a very laughable zombie movie, the plot (if you could call it that) is about a bunch of college kids who want to spend the night in the farm/forest type place having a party. A farmer discovers a zombie grave and opens it up to discover this old zombie man inside, of course the zombie awakens and then bites the farmer, turning him into a zombie....... and of course from then on, the 2 zombies stalk and kill various members of the college party..... turning them into zombies too!!! Now this film is low budget but it's actually great fun, the dialogue between the actors is often hilarious and made me laugh as they stumbled through their lines!!! What also made this film great fun was the gore, there's lots of killings and lots of nudity too which is always nice to see in a horror movie, so to sum this film up i'd say that it's a very entertaining zombie gore movie and i highly recommend it to lovers of low budget horror and zombie movie fans too. 7/10.

I have never actually heard this movie called "Flesheater" as the title of the page suggests, but instead it was called "Revenge of the Living Zombies." Either way, this movie was a lot of campy fun. It is your typical zombie flick full of * and blood (as if we horror fans want anything more). There are some seriously eery scenes. I really enjoyed this movie. It is a hard to find title, but it is well worth the effort to find it.

This is another film in the long line of killer zombie rip-offs since Night of the Living Dead. This movie is not bad, but it doesn't have near the impact that the Living Dead series created by George Romero. The acting is very lame, and it's pretty predictable, but the gore makes up for it, kind of. The movie could have used some suspense along the line also. All in all, an alright zombie flick

I haven't even seen all of this movie, but I really loved what I did catch. (on Bizarre TV on Roku.) Clearly low on funds and with little regard paid to convention I bet this hidden gem had a shot at VHS infamy, though sadly it was not in the cards. It's dedication to practical Gore effects and lack of dedication to typical story beats make it a stand out IMO, and a more interesting specimen in this knock off genre than many infamous Italian entries.

As other reviewers have mentioned, Flesheater stars Bill Hinzman of Night of the Living Dead fame as the title zombie in an all out attack in the undead. The film by no means gets close to the entertainment level of the movie it draws inspiration from, Night of the Living Dead, but is still entertaining to a degree despite being highly predictable. As stated before, a farmer uncovers a wooden box with a bizarre warning on it that had obviously been buried for decades, and upon opening it releases the zombie Hinzman who starts his rampage of undead terror. The acting is not the greatest and the story drags at times, but some scenes are pretty spooky, such as when Hinzman and some other zombies wander into town and attack a family in a suburban house. The ending, which I won't reveal here, is highly predictable and you can see it coming a long time off. All in all, Flesheater may not be the greatest horror film ever made, or even a great zombie movie, but it's not totally awful, either.