Rent Cowboy Zombies (2016)
2.8 of 5 from 50 ratings
1h 16min
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- Synopsis:
- It's 1870 in Arizona, and Marshal Wilcox and his troop find themselves besieged by the living dead when a public execution goes wrong. The disparate group of survivors in the town of Crumpit join ranks to bravely fight back against the ravenous zombies, as humour, horror and classic Western combine for a thrilling showdown in this new frontier of fear.
- Actors:
- Jarod Anderson, Greg Bronson, Kiera Crouch, Matt E. Derdivanis, Efrain Escudero, Mark Grossman, Sam Keller, Calion Maston, Dawn Nixon, Sandy Penny, Mark Trombino, Jean Paul Turgeon, Lee Whitestar, Jessica Winters, Paul Winters, Jai Yunae, Sam Bearpaw, David Giebelstein, David A. Gudzinas, Dave Hollander
- Directors:
- Paul Winters
- Producers:
- Patty Daniels-Winters, Paul Winters
- Writers:
- Gahan Wilson, Paul Winters
- Aka:
- Walking Dead in the West
- Studio:
- Left Films
- Genres:
- Action & Adventure, Horror
- BBFC:
- Release Date:
- 22/08/2016
- Run Time:
- 76 minutes
- Languages:
- English
- Subtitles:
- None
- DVD Regions:
- Region 0 (All)
- Formats:
- Pal
- Aspect Ratio:
- Widescreen 1.85:1
- Colour:
- Colour
- Bonus:
- Director's Commentary
- Behind the Scenes
- Trailers
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Reviews (1) of Cowboy Zombies
Spoilers ... - Cowboy Zombies review by NP
‘Cowboy Zombies’ is, as you can imagine, a fairly light-hearted zombie story, set in wild Arizona in 1870. It’s a nuts and bolts ride, neither funny enough to work fully as a comedy or horrific enough to work as a horror. But that’s alright, because it’s good enough to keep an audience entertained for its 76 minutes.
The sun-drenched locations are the best thing, and the costumes are persuasive enough to convince of the period setting. The acting veers from good to not-so-good, but there are no woefully inadequate performances here. The make-up for the zombies is where things fall down though. ‘Restrained’ might be a good word.
Things occasionally lull, and only sometimes do they rise above adequate. Typical for a low-budget effort, the (otherwise effective) soundtrack can obfuscate some of the dialogue. But the idea of the walking dead shambling across the wild country dust-tracks of the West is an appealing one – if only they were a little more gruesome!
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