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Directed by Ryan Nagata
Written by George Edelman and Ryan Nagata
Starring: Randall Park ("The Interview," "Fresh off the Boat") and Steve Agee ("The Sarah Silverman Program")
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PLOT:
"- Kevin Ostorwski (Randall Park) is a financial adviser. He largely keeps to himself much of the time. Estranged from his lazy loser brother, Norm (Steve Agee), Kevin is surprised one day to receive an invitation from Norm to join him and several of Norm’s friends to celebrate Norm’s 40th birthday. The party in question is a camping trip in the desert. Upon Kevin’s arrival, Norm explains that they’ll be relaxing for a few days. That is, until one of Norm’s buddies, Jovan (Ed Galvez), chokes on a hot dog and dies, is accidentally shot by Norm’s other friend, Wayne (Michael McCafferty), and is buried in the desert. However, being buried on sacred Native American grounds is never a good thing, as Jovan rises up for an undead killing spree."
Trailer
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O FILMU:
- Mixing in the spirit of Shaun Of The Dead with a pinch of Peter Jackson’s Dead Alive, Amigo Undead attempts to stand out with it’s humour (it’s a comedy, after all) and largely succeeds. While not as over-the-top gory as Jackon’s classic (nor does it intend to be), the film definitely doesn’t take itself seriously. Being that the reanimated Jovan is of the slow, lumbering types, his former friends end up having to try and dispose of him in increasingly drastic ways. Jovan isn’t the only victim, however, as he gets in on the creative fun as well. One such instance evokes a scene from Lam Ngai Kai’s Story Of Ricky, which has Jovan using a victim’s intestines to strangle them. - By Pat Torfe (http://bloody-disgusting.com/)