A
computer nerd named Max Kelp (Josh
Walitt) works on his computer to find a
way to resurrect the dead with a machine
he made that he attaches to the computer
as his family works at a funeral home for
his science project at school.
He doesn't get along with his father
Herman (Jeff Stroud) as he wants his son
to quit making these creations plus he is
bullied by jocks at school.
Well Max finally found a way to resurrect
a corpse at the funeral home as he puts
his machine he created and stored it to
the corpses head then he activates his
computer and his creation comes to life.
He invites the girl of his dreams named
Sally Kates (Sondraya Rowe) to his home
but she freaks out after he sees his
creation.
Then something goes wrong as Sally
accidentally presses her hands on the
keyboard of Max's computer and his
creation kills her.
Max suddenly goes mad and this gives him
an idea to seek revenge on the people who
tormented him including his father but he
goes too far as his creation goes out of
control.
At first the film looks
interesting when you asee it shot on a DV
budget as you would think to yourself you
can do the same making a horror feature.
But the story and everything else
involved is a Frankenstein
meets Re-Animator ripoff
and it's extremely zany too when it tries
to be scary since everything about the
performances are amateurish.
The acting is
awful as even Josh Walitt looks
way too old to play a teenager and he
could've been more convincing too.
Richard Cowden isnt convincingly
scary at all as the zombie machine
monster. A circus clown can do a scarier
performance than this.
There's a naked
corpse of a woman, breasts exposed.
A head of both an
animal and a human corpse is cut open to
have a machine stored
There's a cut off foot of a dead jock.
A fake looking decapitated head.
An arm is ripped off
Michael Murphy is
extremely corny with his work on this
film as he doesn't know how to make a
horror film period.
However, he does show nice camera shots
of the funeral house as well as Josh
Plus an intense dispute between Jeff
Stroud and Wallit's character about his
obsession with his newest creation.
Walitt doing some evil chant
with candles surrounding him which Murphy
tires to make look convincing but fails.
Other than that his work is the pits.
Jason McKean composes
the music with his keyboard playing and
doesn't do too bad of a job for what this
no budgeter required.
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