The first five minutes of the film give us the story of the creation of the protective gnome (Verne Troyer) and a cameo by Bill Oberst jr. We then jump yo the present where an old homeless woman (Willow Hale) is the fortunate one to possess the gnome. Upon being beat to death the gnome transfers himself to Zoe (Kerry Knuppe) a young girl with issue. She has a drunk mom (Kinley Farrow) who is on meds; a step-father (P.J. Marino) who still has sex with her; a lesbian psych professor (Lonna Drewes) who has designs on her; and a bad cop (Erik Aude) who likes donuts. As the body count goes up everyone starts to look at Zoe as the common denominator.
It is an interesting premise and with a pun title you would expect some clever writing, a series of bad puns and jokes and perhaps a running gag to keep us entertained. Such was not the case. I thought Kerry Knuppe did great as Zoe and the script did her wrong. It is a film that goes through the motions.
Guide: F-bomb, sex, nudity.
It is an interesting premise and with a pun title you would expect some clever writing, a series of bad puns and jokes and perhaps a running gag to keep us entertained. Such was not the case. I thought Kerry Knuppe did great as Zoe and the script did her wrong. It is a film that goes through the motions.
Guide: F-bomb, sex, nudity.