Necroville

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Audience Member The small town of Necroville is your ordinary town full of working class stiffs, randy kids, and general slackers. Unfortunately, the town is also overrun with zombies, lycans, and vampires which serve as every day citizens of Necroville who are always out to lower the towns population. When slacker buddies Jack (Billy Garberina, who also co-directed) and Alex (Adam Jarmon Brown) are fired from their job at the video store, the two get a job as exterminators of monsters at the local Zom-B-Gone building, which they aren't sure about at first, but wind up taking a liking to the job, much to the disdain of Alex's lazy, cheating, bitch girlfriend (Brandy Bluejacket). Necroville plays up the campy levels and manages to deliver a quirky, somewhat original comedy horror that actually manages to entertain at many levels. Surprisingly enough, the film manages to pull off a lot of well-executed moments of hilarity (the Zom-B-Gone commercial had me laughing my head off and rewinding it several times...honestly), though there are also plenty moments of the comedy falling flat and becoming painfully repetitive, though thankfully, that's somewhat overshadowed by the fun moments of this film. Sure, Necroville is chock full of low budget filmmaking, acting, and effects, but it's pulled off with a lot of heart and zest (mostly comprised of small screen up and comers with nary a single seasoned person in sight), making it a great low-budget hidden gem that more people should take a look at. Good film. Rated 3.5/5 Stars •  Rated 3.5 out of 5 stars 01/21/23 Full Review Audience Member Okay, so I am biased. I know a good chunk of the cast and crew of this fun diversion. There are some fun moments, and believe me, it's not without its flaws. Still, give my buddies a chance: It's far better than a lot of the indie crap out there. Rated 3.5/5 Stars •  Rated 3.5 out of 5 stars 02/20/23 Full Review Read all reviews

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