The Resurrection Game 2001
Step into the gritty, undead-infested streets of *The Resurrection Game (2001)*, a cult horror-comedy that blends detective noir with zombie chaos.
Director: Mike Watt
Cast
Frequently Asked Questions
What is The Resurrection Game (2001) about?
*The Resurrection Game (2001)* plunges viewers into a world where the undead clog the streets, but the real threat lies beneath the surface. A detective, a scientist, and two unconventional zombie hunters uncover a shadowy conspiracy far more sinister than the zombie plague itself.
Who directed The Resurrection Game?
Mike Watt directed *The Resurrection Game (2001)*, infusing the film with a blend of horror and offbeat comedy.
Who stars in The Resurrection Game?
The film stars Ray Yeo as the detective, Kristin Pfeifer as the scientist, and Amy Lynn Best as one of the zombie exterminators, with Francis A. Veltri and Bill Homan rounding out the cast.
Is The Resurrection Game (2001) worth watching?
*The Resurrection Game (2001)* is a hidden gem for fans of horror-comedy who enjoy offbeat storytelling and zombie chaos. While it may not be mainstream, its unique blend of humor and suspense makes it a worthwhile watch for niche audiences.
How long is The Resurrection Game?
*The Resurrection Game (2001)* runs for 91 minutes.
About The Resurrection Game (2001) — A Zombie Comedy with a Dark Twist
Step into the gritty, undead-infested streets of *The Resurrection Game (2001)*, a cult horror-comedy that blends detective noir with zombie chaos. Directed by Mike Watt, this 91-minute thriller follows a hard-boiled private eye, a determined scientist, and a duo of eccentric zombie hunters as they race against time to expose a sinister global conspiracy. What starts as a seemingly straightforward extermination gig spirals into a dark revelation where the walking dead are merely the surface of an even more terrifying truth.
With its offbeat humor and relentless energy, *The Resurrection Game (2001)* delivers a fresh twist on the zombie genre, balancing scares with sharp satire. Ray Yeo heads the cast as the detective, joined by Kristin Pfeifer as the scientist and Amy Lynn Best as one of the exterminators, while Francis A. Veltri and Bill Homan round out the ensemble. Mike Watt's direction keeps the tone lively, making this a standout pick for fans of quirky yet chilling horror.