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Warrior427

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kind a lame but at times sort of entertaining robert englands in this film but the acting is horrible and the storyline about strippers turning into zombies is stupid and way to drawn out

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Posted nov 2, 2008 1:20 am pt

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Zombie Strippers is in the spirit of Grindhouse, Grindhouse is certainly better and this could have been to if it were in the hands of Quentin Tarrantino and Robert Rodriguez, but there's enough in Jay Lee's work to appreciate this for. The only...
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Zombie Strippers is in the spirit of Grindhouse, Grindhouse is certainly better and this could have been to if it were in the hands of Quentin Tarrantino and Robert Rodriguez, but there's enough in Jay Lee's work to appreciate this for. The only actor anyone might know in this is Robert Englund from Nightmare on Elm's Street. Here he plays a strip club owner who sees his strippers turning into zombies but likes it because it brings in a lot of money, that is until things start getting out of control. The movie takes place in the near future where Schwarzenegger is vice president and public nudity is banned. The acting isn't supposed to be good, and it isn't, or is it that the acting is good because it's supposed to be bad. I enjoyed it throughout, and this could've worked as one of the faux trailers in Grindhouse or part of it. Soon enough the movie became repetitive but in the end I still found it enjoyable, and I had a pretty good time at this film.

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Posted jul 14, 2008 9:18 am pt

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Zombie Strippers is in the spirit of Grindhouse, Grindhouse is certainly better and this could have been to if it were in the hands of Quentin Tarrantino and Robert Rodriguez, but there's enough in Jay Lee's work to appreciate this for. The only...
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Zombie Strippers is in the spirit of Grindhouse, Grindhouse is certainly better and this could have been to if it were in the hands of Quentin Tarrantino and Robert Rodriguez, but there's enough in Jay Lee's work to appreciate this for. The only actor anyone might know in this is Robert Englund from Nightmare on Elm's Street. Here he plays a strip club owner who sees his strippers turning into zombies but likes it because it brings in a lot of money, that is until things start getting out of control. The movie takes place in the near future where Shwarznegger is vice president and public nudity is banned. The acting isn't supposed to be good, and it isn't, or is it that the acting is good because it's supposed to be bad. I enjoyed it throughout, and this could've worked as one of the faux trailers in Grindhouse or part of it. Soon enough the movie became repetitive but in the end I still found it enjoyable, and I had a pretty good time at this film.

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Posted may 7, 2008 5:57 am pt

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This was perhaps the most painful movie I have ever had the misfortune to see... I am all about the BOO-Bees but this films weak plot is just retarded. The mere idea that a stripper is more appealing as an undead zombie is insulting to all the...
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This was perhaps the most painful movie I have ever had the misfortune to see... I am all about the BOO-Bees but this films weak plot is just retarded. The mere idea that a stripper is more appealing as an undead zombie is insulting to all the stripping whores who are making their living on the pole. The only thing that i can say about this movie is that there was alot of tittays. That isnt really an endorsement by any means. The main star of the film is a cracked out lil hooker and looked so much better prior to her drastic weight loss and lip injections. Had i actually paid money to see this movie i would be quite upset. This movie took an hour and a half of my life away that i will never get back... also i am positive that this epic disaster of a film has given me cancer...

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Posted apr 20, 2008 5:34 am pt

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Okay, seriously, now . . . who thinks this "Stripperella" meets "Buffy the Vampire Slayer" ripoff will make any money? Anyone?

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Posted apr 18, 2008 5:34 am pt

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