w00f I didn't expect much from this flick, but it's actually pretty good. The acting is decent, the story is interesting, and the zombie make-up is passable. It even had a good score that reminded me a bit of Tom Waites. The main character, Matool, kicks some zombie butt in a few well-choreographed fight scenes, too.Here I was enjoying this and then... it ended. A couple of characters run off into the desert, Dexy and the mute kid are still in the house, surrounded by zombies, and the damned thing just ends. What a let-down! What happened? The end (or lack of one) ruined it for me, I must admit. I would have rated this one higher if it hadn't come to such a clumsy and unsatisfying non-conclusion.Ah well, better luck next time!

danthewrestlingmanorigin When I saw several respected horror reviewers claiming they enjoyed this more than 28 Days Later and Shaun Of The Dead, naturally my expectations went way up. Luckily for the filmmakers the hype was genuine, as this is an immensely entertaining film. The gore effects were perfectly executed, and the fight scenes were choreographed in a believable manner. If you have seen the fight scenes in another indie zombie movie called Corpses Are Forever, in which the lead misses the zombie antagonists by a mile on each punch, you can appreciate this films top notch work. The storyline is wonderfully twisted, with some bizarre sexuality, including two very close conjoined sisters, one of whom is more than a little different. The actors all come through, without one poor performance. This is a must see for indie horror fans', and any serious zombie aficionado.

Allie Ninevolt o.k, o.k., O.K.! I would give this movie such higher ratings.... BUT I CANT! Yeah, yeah, yeah, the storyline sucks, the acting sucks (it does) and the makeup Really SUCKS! I mean BAD! But still hidden in the film are some easter eggs of a gem which I call some good zombie crap! The ideas are there, and it is comedic, but in general it needs a lot of work. Apart from it's worse then ever movie makeup,(and it is worse than your neighbor's kids on Halloween) it does make you watch to see the true wonder of where the hell the plot is going. But alas, I would say the best thing about this movie is............ the SOUNDTRACK! Hence I KEPT WATCHING! Let me just save you the trouble... TRUE HORROR FANS SEE THE FILM, THE REST OF YOU GO BUY THE SOUNDTRACK!

D. Ryan Mowry (SB-Films) The Stink of Flesh is a great example of indy film-making. No, it doesn't have fancy-smancy CGI all over the place; no, it doesn't have a 50 million budget and French star; and no, it doesn't have a bruckmeimer/weinstein/lucas attached. What it does have is: *A witty, well-structured script. *Great direction and photography. *A plot. *A bunch of hard working, unpaid people making film for the love of making film. themanmythlegend who thought that this was the worst thing he's seen: what have you seen, like 4 films ever? This movie has humor, it has style, and more than that: it's different (who's mixed zombies and "alternative lifestyles" before???) and it has heart (which you can't buy, even with a 50 million budget.) So to you, mr. Legend - what have you made that's better? I'd like to see it! To everyone else who wants to make their own movies: here's a great example of what you can do with a little love!