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Resurrection
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When Michael Myers, Leatherface, Jason Voorhees
and a blue zombie gets resurrected at a party
at a hospital, the party goes out of hand and
ends up with people getting hit by their own
hands who have been cut off. And what makes
things worse is that people have sloppily put
rolling objects on the floor, like skateboards.
This is Swedish cult horrorcomedy at its best.
The movie is packed with terrible, stupid humour
which makes this so deliciously unserious as it
is. This is clearly better than the first
"Resurrection" movie and has a much bigger team
than the first one. The thing about this movie
is that they did it all so damn excellent, the
only one who doesn't look exactly like its
original is Jason.
In the cast, swedish people might be surprised
to see that the famous singer Orup stars in it.
The acting is just as unserious as the movie so
naturally the cast seems to have a lot of fun
which makes the movie more entertaining for us
aswell. The directing is nothing special ofcourse,
looks pretty much like a homemade movie but it
doesn't need to be better than that either.
This movie might not be very entertaining for
people who don't understand swedish since there
aren't any subtitled releases out there. This is
even hard to find in Swedish without subtitles
but if you ever do get the chance of watching it,
you REALLY should take it. I've enjoyed this
movie since I was only 13 years old so I highly
recommend this rare little gem.
One gets a smashed bottle in her face, one gets
a scissor through the head, one gets acid in
the face which leads to a gory melting face
sequence. All of these scenes are great but the
scene that is best of them is when Leatherface
saws off a woman’s arm, only to beat her with
it when he's done.
Very 80's indeed. A lot of synthesizer music and
some rock music. We also get a "dance" version
of the Halloween theme. The entire score sounds
pretty much like the one in Halloween though.
Excellent little cult gem from Sweden that seems
to be totally forgotten. If you can find an old
copy of this in some video store, go ahead and buy
it for it's really one hell of a movie. It has
to be seen to be believed.
Review By: AnthroFred
