Poultrygeist: Night of the Chicken Dead

2006
Not Rated
1h 43min

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Poultrygeist: Night of the Chicken Dead (2006)

Body Horror Satire Comedy Horror Musical Sci-Fi

Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueZombified chickens attempt to kill the fast-food workers that cook them in a restaurant built on an ancient burial ground.Zombified chickens attempt to kill the fast-food workers that cook them in a restaurant built on an ancient burial ground.Zombified chickens attempt to kill the fast-food workers that cook them in a restaurant built on an ancient burial ground.

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Anecdotes
The film made national headlines in 2011 when a man named Sidney Klawitter purchased what he thought was a DVD cleaner, but turned out to be a copy of the movie. Klawitter called the film horrifying and a XXX film. The store owner stated that the device was prepackaged and purchased from a company based in Oakland, CA. No charges were ever filed in the case.

Gaffes
The camera's shadow can be clearly seen on one of the gravestones, while Arbie and Wendy are having sex in the beginning of the film.

Citations
Paco Bell: America isn't ready to accept a gay Mexican chicken sandwich.

Connexions
Edited from Sergent Kabukiman N.Y.P.D (1990)

Bandes originales
Poultrygeist
Written by Smokey Miles (as Count Smokula)
Performed by Smokey Miles (as Count Smokula)

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7/10

The Troma I Know And Love

When Arbie's girlfriend turns out to be a lesbian, he decides not to go to college but to work at the American Chicken Bunker where she always protests. One thing, the American Chicken Bunker was built on an Ancient Indian Burial Ground and on Toxic Waste.

This is bloody, gory, full of gratuitous nudity, vomit and bodily fluids (not to mention poop)... this is Troma. And it references other Troma films (Toxic Avenger, Tromeo and Juliet). And it is a musical.

I recall Uncle Lloyd promoting this film for years, and I half-thought it would never happen and half-thought if it did that the film would be pieced together so poorly that it would be worthless. I was wrong on both counts. While not a good movie by any stretch of the imagination, that would not be a Troma film if it was. Not since "Terror Firmer" (1999) have we seen a film like this. Welcome back!