In this episode we take a look at Peelers, a movie that does not live up to the billing of "outrageous comedy" that we discovered in the Amazon Prime description. I would say it is an infected movie, it is on the "z list" of movies classed as zombie movies found on that global source of information, misinformation, disinformation and outright lies that is Wikipedia and so I have to give it a fair shake.
I would say that death by taxidermy gazelle, urination over an audience, and some of the worst acting I have seen since I tried to split up with my freshmen year girlfriends Charlotte and whatever the other one was called. A cop theme, a BJ theme (Don't call her BJ), and some stupid deaths as the near indestructible Mexican miner zombies wreak havoc in a boondocks strip joint where we saw at least 3 full strip dances, one with urination, one as a schoolgirl with odd shaped nipples, and one called Thunderc*nt who farted out of her verjayjay.
It could have been unique, but, much like the acting, it was overall pretty awful.
And onto REC4: Apocalypse. There really wasn't much apocalypse going on, other than when the evil Dr Ricarte says there may not be anywhere to go back to if they fail. Fail in what? I hear you ask.
Well, following on from the first movie the journalist who went into the apartment building Angela and a solider that saved her (Guzman) wake up on a freighter out at sea with a lab, dodgy scientists and an army of armed mercenaries. They are trying to find a cure and suspect that Angela had it in her blood. We have a lot of infected, plenty of claustrophobic chases in the darkness (a la the first movie) , a few good kills and an unlikely hero.
Did I like it? I didn't see REC2 or 3, I am guessing 3 is the wedding one? But still it was entertaining enough, even though a bit obvious.
