danthewrestlingmanorigin Two things straight off the bat, that hurt this film. Number one as the original reviewer mentioned the kicks on the zombies are way off, and hit nothing but air. I'm sympathetic to low budgets', but it's hard to focus when our lead hero is children's play fighting with the hordes of living dead. Second, Prendes is not an actor. Honestly I thought he did okay, if you keep that fact in mind, but he still doesn't hit the right notes at all, and really bogs down the film. It's odd, because the rest of the cast is excellent. Scream queens Rochon, Stevens, Quigley, and Rose all together in one film, was a huge plus. And Richard Lynch chews the scenery like the veteran genre pro he is. What I personally enjoyed about Corpses, is it's unique. So many zombie films be they big budget studio epics, or micro budget indie efforts, all try and recreate the magic of Romero, but Corpses dares to be different. In fact, if your looking for a zombie carnage film, you'll be disappointed, the zombies are never intimidating, and our heroes pretty much get past them with little effort. This is basically a supernatural spy film, with a solid story, and multiple twists.

nirvana692kurt This movie was so horrible that I loved it. The movie's plot makes no sense whatsoever. It was supposed to be about zombies, but the zombies just stumbled around in the background. Somehow the devil gets involved in the movie. Also the main characters fighting moves are so fake. The movie also has a great James Bond spoof theme song. At the end of the movie there was some ghost lady that kept on giving the main character weapons and saying, "you owe me one." This part was really really confusing and stupid that it made me laugh. This movie was awful even for a B-rated scary movie. In the credits it mentions the sequel "The Corpse That Loved Me" which I can't wait to see how bad that movie turns out.

george waring I am in the middle of it was I write this, this has to be the most god awful movie I have ever seen, worse than "Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas". The acting is terrible, casting is non existent. The music is unbearable, the accents are so fake its not funny. Who the heck is that General.. hardly standard military. Was there even a script? The black and white does NOT add artistic dimension. Is this a zombie movie or a kidnapping. Who knows? If I had not gotten this with a free coupon for Blockbuster I would ask for my money back. I swear I could do better with a old Super 8 camera and a couple of high school kids... but not the same ones used to make this film.

Insanity1865 I got up to take a leak during this movie and seriously considered just stopping it where it was rather than pausing to see the rest. Not a good film by most standards but not without its strong suits. First, budget. Obviously dirt-cheap but directed and utilized in such a fashion that it came off as pretty slick. Second, spunk. The movie didn't take itself too seriously while at the same time not pulling punches. The actors at least didn't look embarrassed to be in their scenes. There were a multitude of problems. First, the acting. Low budget rarely means good acting. This movie is no exception. The one vaguely recognizable Devil character only rings B-movie bells. Most of the dialog is so stilted and forced as to be laughable. Second, the action. There are three or four 'action' scenes in the movie which involve martial arts kicks and mild gun-play. These scenes are so lame and poorly choreographed that I felt embarrassed for everybody involved. It would have been better to leave them out of the movie and suffer the continuity distortion. Third, the storyline. It's quite possible that a plethora of deleted scenes help pull the plot together and help to explain what's going on, but what made the final cut had me confused from start to finish. Even once the b+w to color transitions and strange flashbacks are 'explained' the action doesn't seem to fit the facts. And about three quarters into the movie the story derails and seems to contradict itself as quickly as possible. The pseudo-triumphant, dues ex machina, cliffhanger ending is perhaps the least original thing about the entire movie. I will end with a few more compliments: 1) The blonde at the film's opening is super hot. 2) Two or three scenes involving zombie abuse were pretty funny. 3) The movie quotes one of my favorite lines ever from the movie 'They Live' with Rowdy Roddy PiperThose three things earn the 3 stars. This isn't a very good rent for hardcore zombie lovers or casual horror viewers. It's in the very specific category of low-budget, nifty-directed, and not-too-original. If you don't just love movies like that, you'll most likely hate 'Corpses Are Forever.' PS: There is also a chance you will watch this movie and laugh your ass off the entire way through. I was too bored and found it just not quite funny enough. I'll have to check the message board and see if anybody felt different. Peace out.