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Gang leader Mac T (Ethan Ednee) heads the Lords of Crenshaw and is planning a deal with arms merchant Mitchell (Reggie Bannister). Unbeknown to him, Mitchell is also planning to meet with rival gang El Diablo Muerto in the same location. A showdown seems imminent, but instead both groups must confront a horde of zombies who have been suddenly transformed by a crashed meteorite. Caught in the middle are local citizens and the police who were staking out the transaction.

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Mark H. Harris Black Horror Movies After an enticing opening, there's a looming sense of bait-and-switch as the rest of the flick degrades into the land of Ho-Hum. Rated: 2/5 Jan 3, 2020 Full Review Felix Vasquez Jr. Cinema Crazed The laughs here could have been planned, instead of unintentional, and embarrassing... Jul 10, 2007 Full Review Read all reviews

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Audience Member Spoilers Ahead.....Maybe? Gangs Of The Dead was alright.It's not a movie I'd ever watch again or buy & I'm not sure if I'd recommend somebody go see it (Maybe if NOTHING else is on) I definitely wasn't expecting to like it at all but I did & I have no idea why.It started off pretty good (That meteorite striking the bridge did look pretty cool) but fell off towards the end.I still enjoyed watching it though.My main thing with Gangs Of The Dead is that you would think a bunch of gangbangers would be able to band together (With the police as well) No matter how much they hate each other & try & fight the zombies trying to get into the warehouse to eat them alive.I think any group of people would at a time like this.Gangs Of The Dead isn't a movie I'd go out searching for but if you're able to see it for free, Why not? Rated 1 out of 5 stars 01/23/23 Full Review Audience Member Gangs of the Dead (Dwayne Stinnett, 2006) If you're like me, you're probably here because you saw Reggie Bannister's name and said "okay, Reggie Bannister's in it, might as well give it a shot." I've been finding over the past few years that Reggie Bannister, when not paired with Don Coscarelli, is not enough reason to watch a movie. This was just the final nail in a coffin sealed by such forgettable tripe as The Rage, Sigma Die!, Fallen Angels, and Wishmaster. Plot: you know how there was that one test you didn't study for in high school, and you spent the entire day until seventh period hoping the zombie apocalypse would happen and get you out of it? Yeah, it's kind of like that, except the "test" in question is a major drug deal where the cops have managed to score front-row tickets to a score that can put cuffs on big names from two huge rival gangs, or so they think, until the zombies show up. After that, it becomes just another run-from-the-zombies movie, indistinguishable from dozens of others, except in the places where most of those others are better. That, of course, is the problem with basement-budget horror films whose directors are out to make a quick buck-they're not putting any effort into thinking up something interesting to do with the story, the effects, anything. It's just a question of assembling the various parts of a bunch of other movies in a slightly different order, troweling on some vaguely decomposed-looking makeup, and shooting something that can be stuck on a DVD and sold in one of those eighty-packs of low-budget horror movies you can find at Best Buy for twenty bucks. I guess, considering the source, I can't ask for much, but even with no-budget specials, you occasionally get a movie that really does something interesting with the script (Oxygen is a good example) or where the director at least cared enough to sift through until he found some really good actors to work with (Noctem). This feels like an assembly-line production at best. Skip it. * Rated 1 out of 5 stars 02/11/23 Full Review Audience Member some funny quips but the rest is pure crap Rated 1 out of 5 stars 02/23/23 Full Review Audience Member Passable effects for a cheapie, but the movie is so bland that it self-destructs it's own entertainment value. It's exploitation without the bad taste that makes exploitation enjoyable, instead it's just insulting and kinda boring. Rated 2 out of 5 stars 01/20/23 Full Review Audience Member http://radioactivedust.blogspot.com/2011/06/gangs-of-dead-2006.html Rated 0.5 out of 5 stars 02/03/23 Full Review Audience Member Shitty straight to DVD zombie movie is boooooring. Rated 1 out of 5 stars 02/09/23 Full Review Read all reviews
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Synopsis Gang leader Mac T (Ethan Ednee) heads the Lords of Crenshaw and is planning a deal with arms merchant Mitchell (Reggie Bannister). Unbeknown to him, Mitchell is also planning to meet with rival gang El Diablo Muerto in the same location. A showdown seems imminent, but instead both groups must confront a horde of zombies who have been suddenly transformed by a crashed meteorite. Caught in the middle are local citizens and the police who were staking out the transaction.
Director
Duane Stinnett
Screenwriter
Duane Stinnett, Krissann Shipley
Production Co
Outside Productions
Rating
R (Brief Drug Use|Strong Violence and Gore|Pervasive Language)
Genre
Horror, Action
Original Language
English
Release Date (Streaming)
Mar 10, 2017
Runtime
1h 29m
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