Archangel67-2 Man, watching the first ten minutes, I had to keep looking at the cover of the DVD to see if I had picked up the wrong movie. Yes it's cheaply made, and there is nothing new with regards to this genre, but as I continued to watch the movie, I found the characters more and more likable. The gore looked like people were eating jam and sausages but hey, what else could they do on that budget.OK the extras. What makes this movie worth buying or even watching is watching Jesse a dancer at Fox Den do her strip tease like dance. I could sit in front of her all day slipping dollars into her pants. She can really shake it. I heard she might be in the sequel too. What song was she dancing to by the way anyone know? All in all, it wasn't a bad movie by any means, I've seen a lot worse crap at the video stores being hawked these days. I am actually looking forward to seeing more from Mark Poole, and I hope everyone of the actors who didn't die in the film are back for more.

sxeriverdance Yes! I loved this movie. Is it bad? Yes. Was it poorly made? Yes. Did I enjoy it? YES! Come on guys, this isn't supposed to be Shakespeare! I think the problem is that the film is marketed as a "Saun of the Dead" kinda comedy, but it's much more like "Plan 9 from Outer Space" for a new generation. It really is SO BAD IT'S GOOD. I laughed from start to finish. I laughed my head off at the cheesy special effects, just as I believe we were supposed to. And yes, I liked the jokes too. Yes this is a terrible movie, but it's a lot of fun to watch.If you plan on watching Dead Moon Rising, here's what to do. Get together some of your rowdiest buddies, grab some brews, and have fun with it.

tuckywoodproductions DMR is very good film for the first feature from Mark Poole. He was also the editor of the film, and you can tell that a lot of effort was put into the film. The camera work was pretty solid throughout and had some really cool shots. The acting was also very solid. My fav having to be Jason Crowe and Tucky Williams. Look out for these two to make a splash in Indie horror! I could see Jason as a cult status actor along the lines of Bruce Campbell when the right role comes around. This movie might gain a strong cult following, and I would not be surprised if it got one. I have watched many Indie films and this is one of the better crafted ones. The blood and gore were pretty descent. I would have like to have seen a little more of it, but there's enough to keep horror hounds watching. The audio for the most part was good, but there was a few scenes where it was pretty muffled, or the gain was turned up too loud in order to try and salvage some poorly recorded dialog. Oh yeah throw some more T n A in there next time! I can't remember seeing a set in this movie. I only watched it one time, so maybe I missed it. All in all a very good indie feature. Can't wait to see more projects from Mark Poole.

laserdragon I won't say this is the worst film ever (I've seen Dark harvest 2) but in spite of the fact that it was made in my hometown, I can't give it a glowing review either. I kept having to stretch my sense of the believable a little too far in order to accept certain scenes (especially one where the bikers and monsters meet in the supposedly "deserted" city, while you can see a busy intersection up the road.However, the women were pretty hot, and the movie sometimes came off a little bit humorously, which I understand was the point - so I will give it a halfway decent grade. But this movie is probably a lot better if you've had a little to drink first.