You might think this is all smarmy and about necrophilia when two teens, Rickie (Shiloh Fernandez) and J.T. (Noah Segan), playing hooky find a dead girl (Jenny Spain) in the basement of a mental hospital. Well, she is dead, but she isn't. She's undead.
Soon, she becomes a sex tool for J.T and his high school friends.
The conflict between the two life-long friends simmers the entire movie until it boils over in the end as we reflect on just what it means to be human.
Lots and lots of blood and zombie action, not so much sex. But, if you are looking for a horror film, you will be disappointed, as it is more philosophical and can't be easily fit into a category.
Soon, she becomes a sex tool for J.T and his high school friends.
The conflict between the two life-long friends simmers the entire movie until it boils over in the end as we reflect on just what it means to be human.
Lots and lots of blood and zombie action, not so much sex. But, if you are looking for a horror film, you will be disappointed, as it is more philosophical and can't be easily fit into a category.