The Zombie Army
"Shot-On-Video zombies goodness. Pairs well with previous Saturn’s Core/VinSyn release titled, Bone Sickness. Enjoyed both movies and special features greatly."
This listing is for the standard edition Blu-ray. The limited edition slipcover was limited to 1,000 units and is sold out. The two versions are identical, aside from the slipcover.
Saturn's Core Audio & Video is a New Jersey based home video label devoted to releasing underground oddities and shot on video cinema on VHS, and now, blu-ray discs! In partnership with OCN Distribution, Saturn's Core will exhume forgotten or under-seen genre cinema from the 80s and 90s, with an emphasis on SOV horror features. Vinegar Syndrome’s sister company, OCN Distribution, is thrilled to be representing this diverse and unique home video line!
The Pentagon has purchased an abandoned insane asylum as a training ground for The Lethal Ladies; an elite experimental female combat unit. Unfortunately, two former psychotic inmates were left behind in the asylum’s deserted fallout shelter. One is a shock therapy obsessed lunatic who fancies himself as a psychiatrist. The other, an unhinged nymphomaniac hellbent on lethal seduction. Together, they wreak havoc by capturing soldiers and turning them into mindless zombies by means of electricity. Trapped within the subterranean catacombs of the old asylum, The Lethal Ladies must rally their troops and do battle with the flesh-ripping hordes of the living dead.
Shot in Wilmington, Delaware and utilizing a real, abandoned asylum location, The Zombie Army was the brainchild of former military vet turned writer / producer John Kalinowski who harnessed local cable production talent to help realize his dream of staging a regional SOV zombie epic. Directed by local high school drama coach Betty Stapleford and featuring an amateur cast of hundreds firing live ammunition rounds, The Zombie Army is an outrageous eruption of exploding heads, melting faces, eyeball gouging, acid showers, gut-munching gore, and surprising nudity. Directed by a woman and featuring an oddly empowering feminist slant, The Zombie Army would go on to become a ‘90s rental store and fanzine favorite that continues to bewilder unsuspecting audiences.
directed by: Betty Stapleford
starring: Cindie Lou Acker, Jack Armstrong, Kevin Wiggins, Natalie Kidd
1991 / 82 min / 1.33:1 / English DTS-HD MA 2.0
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Overall rating: 4.414141 / 5 from 99 reviews.
The Zombie Army Blu-ray offers a unique shot-on-video experience with epic practical effects and a memorable zombie killing method. Customers appreciate the special features and the impressive artwork on the slipcover. However, opinions on the film itself vary, with some finding it enjoyable and others considering it goofy.
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"Shot-On-Video zombies goodness. Pairs well with previous Saturn’s Core/VinSyn release titled, Bone Sickness. Enjoyed both movies and special features greatly."
"Interesting enough original concept for a zombie movie with great gore and kill scenes."
"If u like Zombies & SOV flicks, this is for u. Awesome slipcover artwork …. ."
"Just what you want from Saturn's Core a wild fun ride!"
"You know what you're getting into with titles like, this one was fun"
"Fun no budget film. Great cover."
"Low budget zombies in an asylum for the win."
"I bought this for the slipcover and still haven't watched it. No way it will be as good as the cover."
"All the elements of a cult flick in the making are here and no amount of preparation will prepare any unsuspecting viewers. See it for yourself."
"Another classic old school gem for the collection to vinegar syndrome."
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