Bombshell Bloodbath

2014

Horror

7
Rotten Tomatoes Critics - Rotten 100%
Rotten Tomatoes Audience - Upright 100%
IMDb Rating 3.7/10 10 344 344

mad scientist zombie

Plot summary

Doctor Carter losts his wife and devotes his life to resurrecting her. However, every test of his C-900 formula creates hungry, flesh-eating zombies. Then, his daughter Cara contracts the virus and she and her sister strive to obtain the anti-serum.

Director

Brett Mullen Photo
Brett Mullen

Top cast

Matthew B. Moore Photo
Matthew B. Moore as Plague Doctor
Christopher Cozort Photo
Christopher Cozort as Redneck #7
Brandon Oakley Photo
Brandon Oakley as Burn Pile Man- Redneck #6
Jeff Stultz Photo
Jeff Stultz as George
720p.BluRay 1080p.BluRay
733.08 MB
1280*720
English 2.0
NR
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23.976 fps
1 hr 19 min
Seeds 5
1.33 GB
1920*1080
English 2.0
NR
Subtitles us  
23.976 fps
1 hr 19 min
Seeds 15

Movie Reviews

Reviewed by amesmonde

A love letter to VHS horrors

After a zombie virus takes hold a group of people try to find a cure and stay alive.Bombshell Bloodbath is the perfect quintessential homage to the late 70s and early 80s countless churned out VHS horrors and banned video nasties. Brett Mullen and writer Sky Tilley cleverly offer a mash-up of horror ideas borrowing from the best of the worst and best of the best including Dawn of the Dead, The Beyond, The Evil Dead to name a few. Bombshell Bloodbath is purposely all over the place with its tone harking back to the good old days of horror and grind house cinema. Moody voice overs, dramatic mad scientist, experiments with rats, tape recordings, seedy strip clubs, cabins in the wood and zombies tearing flesh and more. The flesh eaters mostly bookend the film with the actors emulating the days of Neon Maniacs, Nightmare City and the countless horror performances alike. Samantha Mills it great as the mysterious blonde bombshell, Cara is wonderfully played by Alex Elliott in amongst the great practical effects and archetype camera angles of Italian exploitation films, like the Barbarians, Rats and Hell of the Living Dead. The music is the icing on the cake for nostalgia hounds and new fans of the old sub-genre horror with composer Matt Hill channelling the likes of Fabio Frizzi and Goblin. Bombshell Bloodbath does what House of the Devil recreated for old school horrors, this revisits the atmosphere and execution of horror exploitation films.If there ever was an indie love letter written to Fulci, Romero, Argento and Lenzi, it would look something like this.
Reviewed by Jester222 3 / 10

A silly fun tribute to 70's Zombies.

Don't expect Romero quality and you may enjoy the ride. (With a title like Bombshell Bloodbath you obviously weren't expecting high quality anyway)Yes tha acting is bad and the story derivative the effects cheap. But you can feel the love that's gone into making this. A ultra low budget film with some fun gore scenes. The emphasis is on fun even though played seriously it's impossible to take it as so. It's camp and silly. The story tries to be clever and fails. Just enjoy it for what it is. A group of friend who love horror having the time of their life's getting covered in fake blood and playing zombies. Some of the dialogue scenes went on too long and found myself fast forwarding to the neck kill. Not bad effects for the budget and actually a few are better imagined and attempted than a lot of higher budget films I've seen. If they had bigger FX budget I reckon it could have been a little cult classic.Well done for trying. Bet all involved are really proud. Keep on making films and having fun.
Reviewed by nogodnomasters 4 / 10

UNLOCK THAT CAGE!

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