Graverobbers 1988
"Don't kiss me, I'm not dead…yet."
Step into the twisted world of *Graverobbers (1988)*, a darkly comedic horror flick directed by Straw Weisman that blends macabre humor with eerie small-town vibes.
Director: Straw Weisman
Cast
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Graverobbers (1988) about?
This horror-comedy follows a quick-witted waitress who falls for a charming funeral director, only to uncover a chilling local tradition—preferring their wives to be deceased. With two former wives already in the ground, she races against time to escape the same fate in this bizarre tale of love and the macabre.
Who directed Graverobbers?
Straw Weisman directed *Graverobbers (1988)*, bringing a unique blend of horror and dark comedy to the screen.
Who stars in Graverobbers?
The film features Elizabeth Mannino, David Gregory, Larry Bockius, Judith Mayes, and Kevin Scullin in its standout roles.
Is Graverobbers (1988) worth watching?
While unrated, *Graverobbers (1988)* offers a quirky, offbeat horror-comedy experience with a cult following. Its mix of dark humor and macabre themes makes it a niche pick, best suited for fans of unconventional fright flicks who don't mind a side of absurdity. If you love '80s horror with a twisted twist, it's worth a peek.
How long is Graverobbers?
*Graverobbers (1988)* runs for 90 minutes.
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About Graverobbers (1988) — A Dark Comedy Where Love Comes with a Grave Warning
Step into the twisted world of *Graverobbers (1988)*, a darkly comedic horror flick directed by Straw Weisman that blends macabre humor with eerie small-town vibes. The story follows a spirited waitress-turned-hooker who finds herself swept off her feet by a charming but sinister funeral director. Their romance takes a gruesome turn when it's revealed the town has an unusual preference—preferably for its women to be deceased. With two mysteriously "well-preserved" former wives already in the ground, our heroine must use every ounce of wit and speed to avoid becoming the next victim. The film's quirky tone balances slapstick gore with deadpan wit, painting a bizarre portrait of love, death, and small-town secrets.
Starring Elizabeth Mannino, David Gregory, and Larry Bockius, *Graverobbers (1988)* delivers a cult-classic experience for fans of offbeat horror-comedy. Its unsettling premise and off-kilter charm make it a standout in the '80s horror landscape, where the line between romance and morbidity blurs with alarming ease. Whether you're drawn to its twisted romance or its grin-inducing absurdity, this film promises a ride as unpredictable as its undead love story.