You know, shame on Ellory Elkayem for savagely gangraping my eyeballs with his 90-minute
dildo Return of the Living Dead 4: Necropolis. Yet I can't help but feel a bit like Patty Hearst
as I did nothing to prevent the Russian cocksucker from violating me again. In my weakened
emotional state, I was powerless to refuse his cheap climax. It hurt less this time, though I'm
still picking strings of his syphilitic seamen from my eyelashes. I am, of course, referring to the
vile vibrator Return of the Living Dead 5: Rave to the Grave. Argh, my fucking eyes...
You'll be happy to know that all of the survivors from Necropolis, of which there were far too
many, have been accepted into the same university! This is the single greatest fucking
moment of my life since “Saved by the Bell: The College Years”. Jesus fuck me gently with a
chainsaw my life can't suck this much. Can it? Katie's dead, if you'll recall, but she's been
replaced by a girl named Jenny, a biology major. Her brother Jeremy, played by Romanian
pop idol Cain Manoli, is a drugged out DJ. In case you've succeeded in forgetting the other
players, you've got Julian (the star), Cody (the hacker), and Becky (the pigtailed girl). And
hilarity ensues as they go wild! Wooooooo! Show us your tits! Yeaaaah! Coeds are so much
fucking fun you'd think there'd be more movies on the subject...
Good ol' Uncle Charlie decides to sell off the Trioxin-5 he smuggled from HybraTech. He
meets some shady Interpol agents in a parking lot, but before they cough up the money, they
demand to test it. Good thing they are in the parking lot of a morgue! How lucky can this
narrative be? Fuck me... Anyway, the Trioxin works, zombies eat people, who the fuck saw
that coming, right? Fucking Interpol. Uncle Charlie is among the fallen.
Grief-stricken Julian breaks into his uncle's house and discovers a canister of Trioxin, but he
can't figure out what it is. It's goddamn fortunate that Cody not only knows everything there is
to know about chemistry, but he also has full (and apparently unsupervised) access to the
university's labs! He runs some tests and determines that it is structurally similar to
methylenedioxy. For those of you that haven't fried yourselves fucking stupid (as I have),
that's MDMA. That's right kids, the series' mythology is again being rabidly fucked like a
cheap, junkie whore. Ecstasy brings the dead back to life. Jeremy drinks a flask of the
solution and trips his balls off. Cody and company decide to manufacture pills, which they call
Z, and proceed to sell hundreds around campus. Easy money. Totally harmless. No trouble
whatsoever. None.
Trouble is, Z turns you – fucking get this, right? - into a goddamn zombie! Holy shit! No! Oh
yeah, and there's a big Hallowe'en rave. Forgot about that part. It's called – fucking get this –
“Rave to the Grave”, and Jeremy is the star DJ. So, flash forward through a bunch of
nonsensical plot twists and silly cartoon antics and you have a bunch of kids getting down like
it's 1999. Of course, everyone is high and sweaty (and sexy) and slowly but surely, they turn
into zombies. The straight edge fuckers are fine... until they're eaten by the zombies. Oops.
Live fast, die young, leave a beautiful reanimated corpse. Fucking kill me.
No really. Kill me. Just for the love of dog, whatever you do, do not bring me back. Even in
undeath I'd have a hard time tolerating this steaming monkey turd. While this floppy fecal
monstrosity is significantly less watery and disease-ridden than Necropolis, it is nowhere
near safe for human consumption. You could gargle with antifreeze and the taste of this sapid
cocktail would linger. Really, if you have nothing better to do, why not dig up a nice-looking
corpse and have a go with it. In the end, you'll both hurt a lot less.
The Moral of the Story: Just because a chemical is structurally similar to methylenedioxy, doesn't
mean it is methylenedioxy. In fact, some times it will reanimate the dead.
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H.O.P.E.L.E.S.S. Rating: 
- Zombies and drugs typically compliment cinematic orgies, but this ain't exactly bliss.
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