All American Zombie Drugs is a 2015 American zombie comedy film written and directed by Alex Ballar, starring Beau Nelson, Wolfgang Weber, Natalie Irby, Susan Graham, Alex Ballar and Bobby Burkey.
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| All American Zombie Drugs | |
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| Directed by | Alex Ballar |
| Written by | Alex Ballar |
| Produced by | Alex Ballar Alexander Berezovsky Johnny Kearns Jonathan Mariande Beau Nelson |
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| Cinematography | Chen Chia-yu |
| Edited by | Brett Register |
| Music by | Evan Goldman |
Production company | Manginity Films |
| Distributed by | Midnight Releasing |
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Running time | 87 minutes |
| Country | United States |
| Language | English |
Cast
- Beau Nelson as Sebastian
- Wolfgang Weber as Vinny
- Natalie Irby as Melissa
- Susan Graham as Kara
- Alex Ballar as Michael
- Bobby Burkey as Spider
- David Reynolds as Big Al
- Aidan Bristow as Barry
- Russ Cootey as Jimmy
- Brian Thomas Smith as Bobby
- Dennis Bover as Max
- Jeremie Loncka as Stone
- Stanton Prescott Hunter as Zane
- Viktor Argo as Gerard
- Johnny Kearns as Truck Driver
- Brenda Lee as Yvette
- Karina Colon as Caine
- Kayla Laws as Candy
- Alexander Berezovsky as Gene
- Erica Bardin as Tracey
Release
The film was released to DVD in April 2013 and made available on Vimeo On Demand until 5 May.[1] It was released to Amazon Prime Video on 30 June 2019.[2]
Reception
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Jennifer Turner of Horror DNA rated the film 4 stars out of 5 and wrote that while it "does drag a little bit with overused running gags and minors characters that really have no point in the film", it "has everything, humor, gore, and a sharp sense of wit" and "contains a fun anti-drug message without coming off like a preachy After School Special."[3] Jason Boyd of Fictionphile wrote: "Unlike some super indie films like this, the production level is surprisingly high. The story has more than a couple of bright spots, but you will likely wish the film had picked a lane and stuck with it."[4] Nick Valdez of Flixist opined that the "stumbling nature of story and lack of commitment toward its main character is what keeps All American Zombie Drugs from becoming a spectacular film."[5] Robert Kenneth Dator of Film International stated that "what plagues the production beyond tempo is a lack of strong characters and a good through line" and that there "is further a troubling sameness in every scene, a lack of variety in location, set dressing, and no apparent production design, so that what is purported to be “suburban America” looks stuck somewhere within a twenty block radius of Burbank".[6]
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