March 22, 1998:
Gore-Met, Zombie Chef from Hell
1987, Swan Films, distributed by Camp Video
Starring: Theo Depuay, Kelley Kunicki, C.W. Casey, Alan Marx, and Michael O'Neill
J-Rock's Review:
ZERO skulls of 5 skulls
This is BY FAR the worst movie I have ever seen.
Truth or Dare had poor production values, but was at least enjoyable for its badness, as was Mother's Day. "Gore-Met" has absolutely no redeeming qualities whatsoever:
- It makes no sense.
- It has bad special effects, which can usually be forgiven, but not in this case.
- The music sucks.
- You never see blood or violence, despite the proclamation
on the box that the movie was "Too Violent to Rate".
Rob-Dogg almost fell asleep during this movie, that's how bad it is. In the middle of all this crap, there are two scenes that you might enjoy: first a cop has his head punched clean off, then the evil guy rips out another guy's heart and throws it agains a wall. Keep in mind that these scenes are both crappily done, with ridiculous editing and special effects.
If you do manage to find this flick in a video store desperate enough to rent it, you will be dumbfounded that anyone would actually put their name on this movie. However, for some inexplicable reason, Gore-Met has become something of a cult classic. Probably because it's so damn bad.
No information available from the Internet Movie Database or anywhere (no surprise).
